Tyler Rich Concert
2025-07-11 18:00 - 23:00 UTC | Glacier Bank Park, 25 McDermott Ln, Kalispell, MT, 59901, United States
COUNTDOWN TO FLATHEAD'S FIRST STADIUM CONCERT

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Glacier Bank Park is proud to announce its first-ever stadium concert, set to take place on July 11, 2025. This historic night will showcase a stellar lineup of country music talent, headlined by chart-topping artist Tyler Rich, with opening performances by combat veteran-turned-musician Scotty Hasting and rising talent Maggie Baugh. The night will end with a fireworks show after the final song!
Tickets will be available to purchase on Tuesday, May 27, on the Glacier Range Riders’ ticketing platform. Glacier Range Rider Personal Seat License (PSL) holders will have early access to get tickets starting Friday, May 23. To become a PSL holder, click here.
A limited number of tickets are available for FREE on VetTix.org for veterans and active military personnel. Tickets may be purchased at a discounted price by current and former military members, law enforcement, firefighters, and first responders by visiting GOVX.com.

FRIDAY, JULY 11, 2025
GATES AT 6:00 PM
SHOW AT 7:00 PM
FIREWORKS AT 11:00 PM

Ticket Options

Starting at just $55 for a ticket, there are multiple ticketing options available for this event, including premium group experiences! Suites and experiences may be booked online or by calling (406) 519-4115.

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Parking Information

SAVE ON PARKING BY PURCHASING IN ADVANCE!

Parking will open at 5:00 pm, 60 minutes before the gates open at 6:00 pm.

On-site parking is available for a fee. Parking passes may be purchased in advance and are $10 per car for the lower lots, while the parking lots closest to the stadium are $20.
A dedicated drop-off and pickup lane is available for for all guests, rideshares, and busses to use. Plan ahead to secure your spot and enjoy the show hassle-free!

Get to Know the Artists

TYLER RICH
Known for his captivating stage presence and heartfelt hits, Tyler Rich has solidified his place as a country music breakthrough with three No. 1 hits from his debut album – PLATINUM-certified “The Difference”, GOLD-certified “Leave Her Wild”, and the viral single hit “Better Than You’re Used To”. Rich’s headlining set will feature tracks from his 2025 album, Hello California, including his latest single, “Whiskey Go Bad,” which has amassed 120,000 YouTube views since its music video premiered just two months ago, further cementing his prominence in the genre.

MAGGIE BAUGH
Maggie Baugh is a multi-instrumentalist performer with a soulful country sound, blending influences of country, pop, and rock. Proficient in guitar, mandolin, piano, violin, and the fiddle, Baugh began studying classical violin at age six, performing at Carnegie Hall by seventh grade, and later played fiddle alongside Charlie Daniels at age 13, which sparked her passion for country music. She has shared stages with artists like Keith Urban, Charlie Daniels, and Luke Combs, and performed at iconic venues like the Grand Ole Opry and Nissan Stadium.

SCOTTY HASTING
In a tribute to Glacier Bank Park’s deep-rooted Americana spirit and commitment to honoring the military, the concert will open with Scotty Hasting, a decorated Army veteran whose raw, authentic storytelling has resonated with audiences nationwide. Hasting, who began playing guitar in 2020 to cope with PTSD, released his debut EP, I’m America, in 2024 and has since opened for renowned artists like Jelly Roll, Parmalee, Lee Brice, Tanya Tucker, and Craig Morgan.

Trunk or Treat at Glacier Bank Park
2025-10-26 14:00 - 17:00 (America/Denver)
COUNTDOWN TO TRUNK OR TREAT

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 262:00 PM TO 5:00 PMAT GLACIER BANK PARK | 25 McDERMOTT LN, KALISPELL, MT

Get ready for a frightfully fun afternoon at Glacier Bank Park’s annual Trunk or Treat event! This year, it’s going to be BIGGER and BETTER than ever!
Bring out the family to fill your bags with candy as you wander through creatively decked-out vehicles that’ll rev up the Halloween spirit, including the ALERT helicopter, ambulances, a fire engine, a Humvee, armored and patrol vehicles, oversized service vehicles, custom-painted and luxury cars, and more!
Then stay awhile to enjoy FREE FOOD and more fun with a bounce house, live music, concourse games, and Sunday football action on the video board. And don’t forget to enter the first-ever costume contest! All ages are invited to participate. Plus, explore the Range Riders team store – it will be the last time to shop in person in 2026!
Thank you to our generous partners who help put on this safe and festive community celebration. We can’t wait to see everyone at the ballpark!

Event Information

WHAT TO EXPECT:

Bounce house, putting challenge, live music, football on the video board, and other fun games!
Dress your best! All ages are invited to participate in our first-ever costume contest.
The first 500 kids will receive FREE Range Riders trick-or-treat bags!
FREE mini cookies from Mary’s Mountain Cookies!
FREE doughnut holes provided by The Spot!
FREE drip coffee provided by Black Rifle Coffee!
FREE fresh-pressed cider provided by Big Mountain Cider!
FREE pizza slices provided by MacKenzie River Pizza truck!
FREE burgers, brats, hotdogs, and chips by Chowboys food truck!
FREE chili bar provided by the Glacier Range Riders!
Feeling thirsty? A Ghoul mule, beer & wine will be available to purchase.
Photo opportunities with your favorite mascots – Cliff and Huck!
Access to the plaza, concourse, and team store. (The playground and grassed general admission areas are closed for this event.)

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KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:

PARKING: Parking opens at 1:30 pm, 30 minutes before the event begins.
ENTRY: Schrade Rd and McDermott Ln may be used to access the ballpark.
ENTRY: The line for Trunk or Treat will begin on the road outside of the Front Gate area.
BAG POLICY: Bring a trick-or-treat bag! All bags are subject to inspection.
SMOKE-FREE PROPERTY: Glacier Bank Park is a smoke-free property. Smoking and vaping is prohibited, including electronic and smokeless cigarettes.
PROHIBITED ITEMS: Alcohol or drugs of any kind, animals, lawn chairs or seatback chairs, umbrellas, or weapons.
RULES: 1) Glacier Bank Park policies and state and federal law are in effect at all times. 2) Profanity and abusive language are strictly prohibited. 3) Throwing items will not be tolerated. 4) Stay in areas open to the public.
DEPARTURE: ALL TRAFFIC MUST TURN RIGHT ONTO HWY 93. To go north, use the Church Street interchange to turn around.
