Can’t wait for Alive After 5 this week! One of my favorite local bands is headlining the fun this Thursday night in downtown Billings! Be sure to come out and join us at Q Cuisine, Café Italia and The McCormick Café for live music from none other than Funk in the Trunk! Their classic funk and soul is geared to make you move!
After weeks of auditions, we’re finally with the judges in Las Vegas for the next round of ‘America’s Got Talent.’ We’ve seen the worst and now have the supposed best on stage. But will those chosen to move forward be able to deliver their superb talent to the judges a second time? We’ll just have to watch and see.
Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Dwan Edwards will be in Billings this week to lead a special story time at Parmly Billings Library. Edwards will be sharing the book “You Can Do It” by Tony Dungy with readers of all ages on Wednesday June 27 at 7:00p.m.
As I said on the K-Bear Morning Show, I am humbled by the Montana Broadcasters Award that I received in Whitefish on June 23. For those who didn't hear, I was announced as the Montana On-Air Radio Broadcaster of the year! I thank my morning show crew, Jon Arneson, Ed McIntosh and newscaster Peter Christian for having a hand in this great award! As a matter of fact Ed McIntosh and Peter Christian walked away with their own awards too!
We are giving you a chance to win tickets to the Palace Bar’s 3rd Annual Street Party this weekend in Laurel.
If you win these, you will jam to David Ball and Bobby Chitwood, Saturday, June 30th!
Tune in weekdays for the Noontime Hit around 12:20 with Jami Bond for your chance to win tickets! The only hitch is, you have to be 21 or older.
July is National Hot Dog month, which makes sense since patriotic folks barbecue an estimated 150 million franks on July 4th alone. But a recent survey from organic meat producer Applegate suggests that the hot dog’s status as an American staple could be in jeopardy.
Alex Trebek gave new meaning to ‘Jeopardy!’ when the longtime game show host landed in the hospital on Saturday after what’s been deemed a “mild heart attack.”
It’s been three years to the day since music legend Michael Jackson died of a propofol overdose. As upsetting as his passing was to his millions of loyal fans, it was even more devastating to his three young children Michael Joseph Jackson Jr. (“Prince”), Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson and Prince Michael Jackson II (“Blanket.”)
Bruce Springsteen closed out this year’s Isle of Wight Festival on Sunday (June 24) with a typically generous three-hour set that ended with a cover of the rock standard ‘Twist and Shout.’
It’s rare that musicians are around to celebrate their 100th birthday with the rigors of a concert tour. Elvis Costello, who was born in 1954, is fully aware of this and has announced six solo concerts in California for this fall that he is calling “2054 – The Centenary Show.”
When it comes to winning big at the box office, never bet against Pixar. ‘Brave‘ is not only the acclaimed animation studio’s thirteenth film, it is their thirteenth film to open at number one at the box office. It’s a track record that just about everyone else in Hollywood would kill for.
Monday night will see a meeting of two of the key pieces of two of the biggest bands of all time. Sir Paul McCartney will drop by the U.K. television series hosted by Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood.
