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Last of the Nobodies: Volume 2 Album Release Show at The Top Hat

September 19 @ 10:30 pm – September 20 @ 1:30 am
Doors @ 10:00 pm
Logjam Presents welcomes Last of the Nobodies for a live performance for their Volume 2 Album Release Show at the Top Hat in Downtown Missoula at 10:30 pm Saturday, September 19.
$10
Day of Show / 21+
About Last of the Nobodies
Last of the Nobodies returns with Volume 2, a collaborative hip hop album bringing together more than 30 artists from across Montana — the largest lineup the collective has ever assembled. At its core, this project exists for one reason: to create for Montana and uplift the Montana sound. Every artist, every session, every track is by and for the local community that made this scene what it is.
Where Volume 1 proved that Montana’s rural hip hop scene had real depth, Volume 2 goes bigger — more artists, more voices, more of the state represented. Musicians from opposite corners of Montana, many meeting for the first time, came together to build something no single artist could make alone, and something that belongs to the community that inspired it. Volume 2 isn’t a sequel so much as a statement: Montana has a sound, and this collective is here to make sure it’s heard.





