Come watch the Pedacter Project at the Remintgon in downtown Whitefish.
Eric Broesel – visuals, attitude
Chris Arndt – bass, vocals
Ryan Witt – guitar, vocals
Vincent Rannazzisi – precussionist
Open night at the Remington Bar bar is a raucous affair where locals and visitors alike come together for drinks, live music, and an unforgettable, unpretentious atmosphere that captures the essence of true Montana local bar culture. It’s a place where you can let loose, make new friends, and enjoy a night of no-frills entertainment.
“Where are y’all from?” asked a weathered looking hatmaker to the couple that walked through his shop door one rainsoaked summer afternoon in Cody, Wyoming.
They didn’t know what to say.
Life had made a habit of keeping them on the road for so long that the meaning of the question had become almost arbitrary. Their delayed response as they looked towards each other prompted him.
“No matter. You look like you belong right here,” the man said.
Rhett Henry Baxter and Camille Elizabeth hail from America’s heartland but have made homes of various locales in the west over the course of the last decade in pursuit of what they love: traveling, climbing, skiing, alpinism, surfing, and ultimately—storytelling.
Their similar interests in music and songwriting were immediately apparent. Inspired by the folk revival of the 60’s and traditional country music, they’ve long been in love with the freedom of wide open country and the people within it. Music is an extension and expression of the people, the places and all the life lived along the way.
Late one whiskey fueled night, the first time they met, in the parking lot of a ski area, the idea was planted.
Radio Ranch was born on the road.
The surfbat and the lucitones will be playing live at the remington!
Get ready for the hot dance floor vibes of Miami nights with three of our favorite local DJs here at the Remington on May 18th. Channel your inner Miami Vice style or best beach club outfit and prepare to drop it… because it’s gonna be hot.
Psychedelic Doom Funk
Max Gargasz – Guitar, Vox
Zach Ronish – Drums, Vox
Matt Carper – Bass, Vox
Open night at the Remington Bar bar is a raucous affair where locals and visitors alike come together for drinks, live music, and an unforgettable, unpretentious atmosphere that captures the essence of true Montana local bar culture. It’s a place where you can let loose, make new friends, and enjoy a night of no-frills entertainment.
“Everyone knows that you can sing…”
For The White Buffalo – aka singer / songwriter / guitarist Jake Smith, Oregon-born, Southern California-raised – it was time to take the less travelled path; to assemble notions for studio album Number 8, the follow-up to ‘On The Widow’s Walk’ (Snakefarm, 2020), and embark on a voyage of discovery.
Out with the old, the organic, the expected, the tried; in with the new – new producer, new studio, new location, no distractions, no looking back…
Enter ‘Year Of The Dark Horse’…
“You think we’re a country band? A folk band? Americana? Rock? What the fuck are you gonna say now?!” laughs Jake. “With this album, I wanted something outside of what I’ve ever done. I wanted to open up. Do something dangerous. I’m hard to put into a singular genre as it is, but now I really wanted to take away any kind of preconception or pigeon-holing.
“And don’t ask me, cos I don’t know what it is! It’s a genre-bending thing – there’s elements and influences from ELO, Daniel Lanois, Tom Waits, The Boss, circus, pirate music, yacht rock, and I’m driving and pushing some of these numbers in a way I’ve never done before.
“At the top of the pandemic, I put the acoustic guitar on its stand, got a synthesizer and began writing on it, not really knowing how to play keys, just exploring the different sounds and landscapes. In the not knowing, it allowed me to expand my vocal melodies and compositions in ways the guitar had possibly limited.”