10 Massive Artists We’d Love To See In Bobcat Stadium

It’s no secret that Bozeman has become a hotspot for artists, celebrities, and outdoor lovers alike. When it comes to stadium-sized concerts, we’re still waiting for that one epic show to put Bobcat Stadium on the national tour map.

With several mainstream artists playing sold-out shows in stadiums across the country, it's worth wondering why Bobcat Stadium isn't utilized more for hosting huge concerts.

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The main reason is that football is the priority, and the stadium is used for practices before the season starts. Also, the stadium was built for football, not shows. It lacks a few accommodations that major touring acts expect.

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Bozeman, while growing fast, is still a relatively small market. Tour managers often skip Montana altogether or route through larger cities like Salt Lake City, Denver, or Seattle, where they’re guaranteed more ticket sales and better infrastructure.

There is some good news. The Stark-Kennedy Indoor Athletic Center, designed as a dedicated football practice facility and a training and competition venue for track and field, is scheduled for completion in summer 2025. The new facility could potentially make Bobcat Stadium available for concerts.

10 Epic Concerts That Would Blow the Roof Off Bobcat Stadium (If It Had One)

Picture this. A summer night in Montana, the Bridgers glowing in the distance, 20,000 fans packed into the heart of Bozeman, and the opening chords of your favorite artist echoing across the valley.

Music lovers in Bozeman are dreaming big, throwing out names like Taylor Swift and Morgan Wallen as the energy builds for who could take the stage next.

So, who would YOU want to see light up Bobcat Stadium?