Tin Finely shares stories of the human experience with upcoming concerts
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Tin Finley perform at the KettleHouse Amphitheater in Bonner. The folk band is scheduled to perform in Polebridge and Columbia Falls Aug. 22 and Sept. 19. (Photo by Lindsey Gardner)
Montana folk band Tin Finley returns to the Flathead for performances in Polebridge and Columbia Falls.
On Aug. 22, Tin Finley will perform at Home Ranch Bottoms with a set list that includes original songs, covers and possibly a sing-along. The concert will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. Home Ranch Bottoms, 8950 North Fork Road in Polebridge. For more information, visit homeranchbottomsmt.com.
On Sept. 19, Tin Finley and Oregon-based folk singer-songwriter Laura Gibson head to the Montana Treehouse Retreat, 2215 Dillon Road in Columbia Falls, for the venue's first show. Gibson has performed at South by Southwest and was the inaugural performer for NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts. The concert starts at 7:15 p.m. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased at montanatreehouseretreat.com.
Like some alchemy, Annette Strean, Kirk Cornelius, Eric Hogenson and Kati O’Toole came together in 2020, pulling from their individual stories and artistic points of view, and emerging with a unified sound and songs filled with stories of love, loss, mental health and the winding road of the human experience.
Playing indie folk, alt country, electronic music or atmospheric soundscapes in dive bars and stadiums or theaters and art galleries and music studios the band members have be a reputation of their intimate live performances, inviting their audience to join them in experiencing the transformative power of music-to get lost together.
Dabbling in indie folk, alt country ad electronic music, Tin Finley's most recent studio EP "Be Here Now," is available on all major platforms and at tinfinley.bandcamp.com.
For more information, visit tinfinley.com.