Treefort Music Festival has made a name for itself by providing opportunities for both emerging and established artists to showcase their music to Boise’s growing
It’s that time of year again when Boise State gives students a full week off just to attend Treefort! Jokes aside, this year’s festival was
Bittermint, a local Boise indie rock band, dropped their new album “Pill” on Jan. 19, 2024. “Pill” explores the theme of utilizing coping mechanisms to
On Jan. 26, Albertsons Library announced its partnership with The Record Exchange to support the preservation of Idaho’s musical history. The collaboration will allow library-goers
From its collection of local bands to the incredible visiting tours that play at venues across the Treasure Valley, Boise is known for its vibrant
A decades-long career consisting of 12 pop albums, one classical album, an induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, six Grammy awards and
Treefort Music Festival, one of Boise’s most anticipated annual events, has released its 2024 performance lineup. Established in 2012, the festival has allowed music lovers
Fame and fortune do not shield anyone from mental health issues, and Drake is no exception. The five-time Grammy and 34-time Billboard Music Awards recipient
Esteemed musician Billy Joel once called music “an explosive expression of humanity”, and that couldn’t be any more true. As human beings, we gravitate toward
A show-within-a-show — The 1975 is in fact “still… at their very best”. The English pop rock band is embarking on the tail end of
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