96.3 The Blaze

Ink isn't a requirement to be seen as "metal." These artists are proof.

Attorney General Austin Knudsen asked the Montana Supreme Court to dismiss Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell’s petition.

Missoula drivers should expect overnight Higgins Avenue closures as emergency road repairs and water main replacement work continue in the city.

Get details on new tours featuring Black Veil Brides, Journey, Hayley Williams and more.

See all the new releases coming each week of 2026.

Architects frontman Sam Carter dives into the band's latest U.S. tour, reflects on their most recent album and more in this new interview.

Five Finger Death Punch have returned with their new single, 'Eye of the Storm' in May 2026.

It's the first single off their long-awaited 12th album, 'Cursum Perficio.'

This week in Helena, a heated debate is unfolding over a hefty merger that could reshape our energy landscape.

The bassist called the 1988 LP "the largest-selling garage duo album of all time."

Missoula celebrates 50 years of Maggot Fest with international rugby, downtown parties, costumes, competition, and one unforgettable Montana weekend.

A comedian’s viral reaction to Missoula highlights Montana sunsets, Brennan’s Wave surfing, and the city’s unforgettable summer nightlife.

They join the likes of Led Zeppelin, Queen, Journey and many more.

The full lineup for the Wilma Theater in 2026.

My Chemical Romance, the Used, American Football and more have breathed new life into these classic songs.

The scales have settled, the boats are docked, and the numbers are officially in!

Montana campers are being reminded to fully extinguish campfires after multiple abandoned fires were discovered in the Bitterroot National Forest.

They're previewing the set with a live performance of "Na Na Na."

Governor Greg Gianforte joined state and local law enforcement officers in Butte for a roundtable discussion recognizing Police Week in Montana.

Missoula Police Department Officers were dispatched to an apartment on Caitlin Street and 3rd Street.

A morning on the Sun River turned into a massive legal headache for two hunters who were "only" about 200 birds over the legal limit.