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The lead singer of the band Lone Bellow said what everyone else was thinking.
âItâs good to be here, good to be with you,â Zach Williams said during the bandâs set at the 10th Annual Red Ants Pants Music Festival. âYou donât find out how much you love something until itâs gone.â
The band, like the festival, was idled for a year by the COVID pandemic.
Country hitmaker Suzy Bogguss was even more succinct. Damn, don t it feel good to be outside and doing music again, she said.
The festival returned to its cow pasture outside White Sulphur Springs for the weekend, and it really is in a cow pasture. Dry, dusty cow patties are everywhere underfoot, but this being Montana most people didnât care or came in with it on their boots anyway. Throughout the weekend, the sky was a milky white from the smoke of not-too-distant wildfires.
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Red Ants Pants brings economic boost to Meagher County
Red Ants Pants festival returns
By: Jaurdyn Johnson
and last updated 2021-07-22 19:52:43-04
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS â Music lovers are preparing to attend the 10th annual Red Ants Pants music festival in White Sulphur Springs. Headline performers this year include Taj Mahal; The Mavericks; Suzy Bogguss; The Steel Wheels; and Laney Lou & The Bird Dogs.
Festival founder Sarah Calhoun says the festival is not just about jamming out to music, but also raising money for the Red Ants Pants Foundation, which is dedicated to fostering strength and self-reliance in women, in rural communities.
Red Ants Pants brings economic boost to rural Montana
and last updated 2021-07-22 20:00:15-04
The Red Ants Pants Music Festival kicked off Thursday evening after being canceled last year due to the pandemic.
Festival Producer and owner of Red Ants Pants Sarah Calhoun says the festival is not just about jamming out to music, but actually strengthening Montana by raising funds for the Red Ants Pants Foundation which is dedicated to fostering strength and self-reliance in women, in rural communities. This is a community-driven event and the whole city is rising up in the cow pasture, out there and everybody pitches in and so there is a lot of pride being build over the years with having this festival,â said Calhoun.