A little while back, we were thrilled to present our music along with the artwork of Heather Wilkerson at a concert in Atlanta.  Heather painted 3 beautiful pictures that were inspired by our music!!  My personal favorite is the one she painted to our newest song "A minor funky" (pictured below). These pictures are much bigger in person and it's a bit hard to get the full scope on the computer screen.  Visit Heather's site to see the other pieces she has painted to out music and other musician's too.  We look forward to working more with Heather!  Check out more at Heather's site:http://hlivesart.com/Concert_Series.htmlSee More

Saw and heard this duo at Brown Street Club in Greenville, SC. This duo blew the house away.  Who ever is booking them needs to go to a whole new level.  They rock!  We attend a lot of live music  venues and I can't imagine a better experience  Probably need to be in the Gunter theater at the Peace Center or Handlebar of Cabin Stage at Merlefest.  They are that good.  Understand they will be in Saluda NC at Purple Onion.  Do not miss that show as that may be the last of the tiny venues for them!See More

http://montanaskiesmusic.com/cello-guitar/buyCD.htmlIn 2011 We created a "Tour Compilation" that we sold at our live shows. It contained some tracks from our previous albums as well as new tracks that we hadn't released officially on any other albums. We are offering that album for the holidays here, so if you'd like to give Montana Skies as gift this year, here's a link for purchases. We are also offering gift wrap and Cd signing, and we'll ship directly to your giftee, if you like. In addition, you can also download the music for yourself immediately after checkout!http://montanaskiesmusic.com/cello-guitar/buyCD.htmlThanks for your support over the last year, we still feel like we are just getting started and we really appreciate your telling your friends about our shows and music. Thanks & Rock on, MONTANA…See More

I flew back to Milwaukee for a concert at the University of WI in Kenosha this weekend and I thought I’d tell you a little about packing, checking, and flying with my acoustic cello.  My electric cello is small enough that I bring that on board as my carry on.  Occasionally, I am able to buy an extra seat for the cello, but most of the time I use the flight case here. Here is the process I use for flying with my cello: 1.  I use the BAM shuttle case because it is a suspension case (meaning the padding keeps all parts of the cello suspended from the exterior for shock absorption whenever the cello might get jarred).  The BAM case has molded ABS plastic which is the stuff our car bumpers are made from.  So, this thing is a great case for protecting your cello.  I have added padding to the back of the case for…See More