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Rob Jump

El Camino: The New Kid On The Block

Despite having only opened at the start of the year, El Camino has quickly become an integral part of Bozeman’s unique nightlife. Through its Main Street doors awaits a welcoming retro wonderland, transporting revelers back to decades past. It’s a place that is not afraid to be unabashedly

So, What’s All The Hype About?

You Americans love your college teams. This is a bit of a culture shock for me. Back home in the UK, whilst there is a sense of pride in supporting our university teams, religiously showing up to every home game or travelling to select away games is just something we

Travelin’ thru Nashville with Bob Dylan

“Travelin’ Thru, 1967 – 1969: The Bootleg Series Vol. 15” is Columbia Records’ latest dive into the vast back catalogue of Bob Dylan’s epic career. This chapter focuses on the impactful musical adventures in Nashville, Tenn. on which Dylan embarked between 1967 and 1969. Uncovered from the vaults are previously

Welcome to the church Of Kanye

Holed up in his Wyoming ranch, Kanye found God. His faith has always been somewhat visible in his work, moving slightly more front-and-center in the gospel cuts of West’s 2016 album “The Life Of Pablo.” The man once self-stylised as Yeezus proclaiming “I Am a God”

Poetry on Main

This past Friday, Montana’s largest bookstore played host to one of the Bozeman Poetry Collective’s (BPC) bimonthly open mic poetry recital evenings. On Oct. 25, BPC held its monthly open mic recital at Country Bookshelf in downtown Bozeman. Founded in 2013, the Poetry Collective meets on the last

Luke Combs rocks the Fieldhouse

Luke Combs and his band rode into town to offer up his modern take on country and Americana that has seen him quickly rise to a Country Music’s star. His debut album, “This One’s For You”, released by Columbia Records in June 2017, debuted at number one on

What the hell am I doing here?

I think the most common response when other people find out I’m an exchange student after “oh, cool!” is, “why Montana?” I asked myself the same question when I woke up on my first morning in my new dorm, “What the hell am I doing in Montana?” I’ve