“The band is tighter than the lid on a recalcitrant jar of jalapeños: they weave around each other and deliver effortless solos; and predictably the brothers harmonize better than most...” - Tony Ives - 05/21

Mix of soul, blues, funk, and pop.

Sweet N’ Juicy are literally a Banana (Sweet), Pineapple (N’), and Strawberry (Juicy) that just want humans to party and love each other.

$5 Cover David and Deidre Casey Band feat. singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist David and his wife, Deidre, from Helena, Montana with 10 albums of original material spanning 20 years of music.

LARK is a Funk/Blues Band, based in Western Montana.

$5 Cover -- Your ultimate tribute to 90s and Alternative Rock

“We want to be the band who reminds the world how important a good gig can be to our sanity after what we’ve all been through”

Hailing from the lakes of rural Minnesota, Blue Red Roses has a classic, midwestern summer sound.

Dammit Lauren! is a rock and roll trio formed in the middle of nowhere, Montana. Born out of a love for alt and indie rock, their music combines melody with unconventional chords and driving rhythm, led by Lauren’s distinctive and dynamic vocals. The band focuses on original music, blending their as

$5 Cover See you at Lewis & Clark for great beer and stellar tunes!

Join us for country and rock music from the Devon Worley Band. $5 Cover

Montana double-header featuring two of our states best up and coming country bands!

Join us for Uncle Lucius after a five-year hiatus, on Saturday, July 8th.

Join us for a FREE show with El Wencho out on the patio on July 15th!

Hailing from New Orleans, Yes Ma’am combines street music and 20’s style blues to create their original sound. $5 Cover

The Last Revel make a triumphant return to Lewis & Clark on July 28th!

National Park Radio is an indie-folk power duo from the Ozark mountains enthusiastic, positive energy, powerful songwriting, and beautiful harmonies from husband & wife Stefan and Kerrie Szabo. $5 Cover

"Jaunty, lighthearted folk-rock being used as a Trojan Horse for the creeping dread of existentialism."- KEXP, Song of the Day