Red Ants Pants Music Festival

 Welcome to the second annual Red Ants Pants Music Festival!  

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Emmylou Harris and the Red Dirt Band

Mary Chapin Carpenter * Justin Townes Earle

 Billy Joe Shaver * Rodney Crowell 

Hayes Carll * Abigail Washburn * Wylie and the Wild West

 Corb Lund * The Sweetback Sisters * Wagons * Growling Old Men

Ben Bullington * Jeanne Jolly * Little Jane and the Pistol Whips 

 Agriculture and Work Skill Demonstrations * Food/Beer/Wine * Art/Crafts

Women’s Cross Cut Sawing Competition * BBQ Cook off

Thursday, July 26, 2012 FREE Street Dance on Main Street, White Sulphur Springs

Friday, July 27-Sunday July 29, 2012 Music and Events at the Festival Grounds

Weekend Pass $115 advance/$130 at gate*

    *this price has increased from last year because we have added a third day of music!

Single Day Pass $45 advance/$50 at gate*

     *the single day passes are good for Friday, Saturday or Sunday. 

 Camping available at the festival grounds on the beautiful Jackson Ranches.

Camping passes only available on site this year.  $10 per person/weekend.   

Kids 12 and under are FREE for the music and camping, when accompanied by an adult. 

ABSOLUTELY NO DOGS, NO GLASS, AND NO OPEN FIRES!

RAIN OR SHINE

The additional fees you'll notice when you add the tickets to your cart cover the credit card processing fees and our service fees. Unfortunately, this is the cost of doing business online.

If this makes you cranky (and we understand if it does!), hard tickets are available (cash or check) at many fine storefront outlets across the state.

Please visit our website for further details on camping, artists,

volunteering, vending and sponsorship opportunities.

www.redantspantsmusicfestival.com 

All profits to benefit the Red Ants Pants Foundation;

In support of women's leadership, working family farms and ranches, 

and rural communities. 

We thank you VERY much for your support and we look forward to seeing you in July!

Come connect with good folks and dance your pants off.  

It's time to celebrate the hard working side of Montana.