Music

The Homegrown Radio Show has been airing Sunday nights on our station for the past few months and while we've received some excellent submissions from local Missoula artists thus far, let's admit it, the show is just on at a really inconvenient time. 10pm on a Sunday was just too late, right? We are so proud of our local talent that we've decided to integrate your music and interviews into the pea

Man, I love music. Rock and metal are by far my favorites but I just love music in general. I also love dancing and music with great beats. To me, it's like a religion. I push play and I'm instantly swept away from whatever ails me, even if it is just for a few minutes...

The New Year's Eve event line-up in Missoula is chock-full of fun and entertainment. Here's the rundown of what's going on.

This article is courtesy of www.makeitmissoula.com By BOB WIRE I never learned to read music. Hell, sometimes it’s all I can do to read English. So I learned to play by ear. I’m equipped with a strong sense of rhythm, so the guitar was a natural choice...

You asked for it, scratch that, you DEMANDED it. Finally a radio show devoted to music from around the Big Sky State! It will be called the "Homegrown Radio Show" airs Sunday nights on 107.5 Zoo FM hosted by The Tallest DJ in America.

Sure, it's only April, but given the great year in music we've already had, that's plenty of time to collect a list of the best songs of 2011 so far. That's exactly what the team at PopCrush did this week with their comprehensive Top 10 Songs of 2011 (So Far) list, which highlights everyone from Katy Perry, to Rihanna to Britney Spears. But which song ranked number one? Find out after the jump. Re

How well do you know Super Bowl halftime performers The Black Eyed Peas?  Here's a short quiz to see if you can pick Black Eyed Peas lyrics mixed in with lines of poetry from 19th Century English Poet Thomas Peacock. Click the Read More link to play Peas Or Peacock.

Saturday Night Live has been pretty funny lately, and you can always count on Andy Samberg and his digital shorts.  Nicki Minaj was the musical guest last Saturday.  She's a funny lady (as you already know if you've heard her album), so naturally she was in two sketches, including the digital short "The Creep":