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Genre: Concerts

Desert Fantasy w/ Hyaline & Neutrino

Thursday May 21 // 7:00 Doors // 7:30 Show // $10 // $15-$20 Artist Supporter   Hyaline is a genre-blending project by violinist Bill Panks, violist Aleida Gehrels and drummer Jake Ransom, combining classical string writing with electronic elements and groove-driven percussion. Their cinematic sound draws from the natural world and human connection, layering lush orchestral textures with field recordings and found-object percussion for an immersive live experience.  Desert Fantasy is Jake Ransom’s project, fusing classical percussion instruments like vibraphone, bells, and marimba with drum set, Malletkat and electronics. With influences ranging from nostalgic video game soundtracks to math rock and global percussion traditions, the music is playful, rhythmically rich, and highly energetic. The live ensemble features drums, bass, keyboard, and cello. Neutrino creates ethereal, meditative soundscapes on the handpan, blending resonance and rhythm into a hypnotic, atmospheric performance.

Canta Brasil

Friday, May 29 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $10 // $15 Artist Supporter Ticket   Canta Brasil is Missoula’s only band specializing in the music of Brazil – from romantic Bossa Novai to Hot Samba, and beyond. The group features the unique vocal abilities of Magda Chaney, who sings expertly in Portuguese and is adept at a wide range of classic Brazilian styles. Utilizing a broad range of rhythms and percussion patterns, the band conveys the magical spirit of Brazilian Carnival! Composers such as Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Vinicius Moraes, Edu Lobo, plus many others, are represented in Canta Brasil’s highly danceable repertoire. With Magda Chaney on vocals, David Horgan on guitar, Beth Lo on bass, Graeme Pletscher on saxophone, Naomi Siegel on trombone, Pedro Marques on vocals and percussion, and Ed Stalling on percussion.For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

Run4Kids Comedy Fundraiser

Wednesday, May 27 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $10 // $15-$20 Supporter Ticket   Run4Kids is a fundraising effort associated with the Missoula Marathon. Each year the Run4Kids Team raises funds to ensure kids in care with Youth Homes have the help, care, and support they need to heal and become healthy.

Sunday Swing! w/ Ed Norton Big Band

Sunday, May 10 // Door & Lessons at 6:30 PM // Show at 7 PM // $10 // $15-$20 Artist Supporter **Dance lessons with Lindy Hop begin at 6:30** Get your dancing shoes on and spend a Sunday with hits from Ed Norton Big Band in The Show Room at the ZACC! The Ed Norton Big Band was founded around 1987 after trombonists Tom Wogsland and Scot Ray performed in the pit Orchestra for Missoula Children’s Theatre’s first production of The 1940’s Radio Hour – and didn’t want to stop. Since then the 18 piece band, made up of Missoula musicians from multiple generations, has been a staple of traditional and modern big band music throughout western Montana. Ed Norton Big Band has a long history of entertaining audiences of all ages from birthday parties, fundraisers, Out to Lunch, Second Sunday Jazz, and First Night. For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

OGRE w/ Panic Boner

Monday, April 27 // Doors at 7:30 PM // Show at 8:00 PM // $12 // $15-$20 Artist Supporter   Ogre isn’t aiming to be defined. You could call the three-piece’s sound noise rock, maybe even hardcore—two basses jabbing through a cacophony of pedals and amps, ejecting as razor sharp, with drums erupting in a kind of 360-degree projectile fury. But Ogre isn’t really crafting genre-based songs; they’re more interested in pure sonics, in building a world—one with a somewhat chaotic sound. Before Ogre plays a note, their amplifiers hiss like digital snakes waiting to strike. Ogre is Ace (bass), Grace (bass), and Nils (drums). We could tell you that Ogre uses two basses, three vocal mics, a synthesizer, a few duffel bags worth of guitar pedals, and a drum kit, but that would do their aural onslaught a disservice. Ogre is more than the sum of their decimated parts. Ogre is waiting to strike. Instagram | Spotify   Panic Boner is an experimental music trio based out of Missoula, Montana. As they don’t rely on categorization or genre for their band, they have been described by audiences as heavy jazz psychedelic or now wave resembling bands like Wolf Eyes, Black Dice, and a more freeform Hella. P.B. has recently released an album on the chocolate monk label based out the U.K. 

PROBLEMS

Tuesday June 9 // 7:00 PM Doors // 7:30 PM Show // $10 // $15-$20 Artist Supporter     PROBLEMS is a one-person band from Chicago, led by Darren Keen.They make composer driven electronic music that is sometimes very fun, sometimes verybeautiful, and usually quite excellent. PROBLEMS’ latest release “Enter the Annals” wasreleased last year on The Record Machine.Their newest project “PROBLEMS GETTING HARD” is out Spring 2026 via The RecordMachine, and they are touring as direct support with Getdown Services in Spring 2026.The band has tour support history with Peaches, Dan Deacon, Lighting Bolt, Wolf Eyes,Mezerg, Pile, deaths dynamic shroud, and Giant Claw. In addition to extensive headlinetouring throughout North America and Europe, PROBLEMS has performed at festivals such asLincoln Calling and Camp a Low Hum in New Zealand.   Website | Instagram | Youtube 

Hostage Situation (16+)

Friday, May 22 // 8:00 PM // (16+)    Liquid Bass Productions Presents: Hostage Situation W/ Support From TBD https://posh.vip/e/hostage-situation-at-the-zacc 

CME: Pretty Visitors

Wednesday, April 22 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $10 // $15-$20 Artist Supporter  

  Zootown Arts Community Center

  216 W. Main St.
Missoula, MT 59802

  406-549-7555

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