Sounds like a great festival. I would love to see Baroness & Old Man Gloom live. I saw SubRosa open for Sleep in Tulsa several years ago. I bought all of their music & then they disbanded. I checked & they got back together as SubRosa just for the festival. I wish a tribe in Oklahoma would consider a similar festival. Although I shouldn't complain about the tribes & live music. There are casinos all over Oklahoma & the bigger ones offer a lot of live music. However, there's a difference between a band & a festival. I think I'll send my tribe a link to the Fire in the Mountains website. It couldn't hurt.
Glad the 100 miles each way was worth it. Crazy that the last one before the gap was at the Jazz Standard, which closed for good later that same year. Tough bookend.
Thanks as always. Goin' down a rabbit hole again after reading your columns!
Very good column! When reading your articles I often wonder how you feel about the paucity of live performances of your kind of
Music interests in Montana.
Sounds like a great festival. I would love to see Baroness & Old Man Gloom live. I saw SubRosa open for Sleep in Tulsa several years ago. I bought all of their music & then they disbanded. I checked & they got back together as SubRosa just for the festival. I wish a tribe in Oklahoma would consider a similar festival. Although I shouldn't complain about the tribes & live music. There are casinos all over Oklahoma & the bigger ones offer a lot of live music. However, there's a difference between a band & a festival. I think I'll send my tribe a link to the Fire in the Mountains website. It couldn't hurt.
Great writing. I’m not a heavy metal fan but I enjoyed reading your article!
Thanks for sharing your perspective on this unique forward thinking festival. I heard about it a few months ago on this Steve Von Till podcast which I highly recommend: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4VtvpL5Ar4RWWvDyPM5v72?si=kG8gknbYR2iI7Eg-ODnNOw&utm_source=copy-link
Glad the 100 miles each way was worth it. Crazy that the last one before the gap was at the Jazz Standard, which closed for good later that same year. Tough bookend.