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The War and Treaty with Blank Page at Wachholz College Center

October 23 @ 7:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Doors @ 6:30 pm
Wachholz College Center welcomes THE WAR AND TREATY to the Flathead Valley.
Formed in 2014 and known for blending genres like country, soul, gospel, blues, and Americana into a powerful, emotional sound – the husband-and-wife team of Michael and Tanya Trotter, known as THE WAR AND TREATY – have released music that continues to elevate them beyond beloved industry favorites, as well as award-season and touring staples, capable of performing on stages worldwide with widespread acclaim and standing ovations.
Every aspect of their new project, The Story of Michael and Tanya , exemplifies the pinnacle of the group’s ever-creative growth within these mentioned ideas. Twelve years after their founding, The War And Treaty have redefined themselves beyond Academy of Country Music, Country Music Association, and GRAMMY nominations. Moreover, being lauded by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Grand Ole Opry, and the Americana Music Association, which named them Duo/Group of the Year for two consecutive years, cannot contain them as a group greater than the sum of their most successful parts.
Immediately upon listening to their latest album, it’s clear that a more vibrant energy now guides a duo confidently shaping their own destiny. Album collaborators include titans of the arts who are as much friends, mentors, and trusted confidants as they are legends across multiple industries: Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Award winner Whoopi Goldberg (who provides the spoken word intro for “Litty”), Songwriters Hall of Famer Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds (writer of “You Can’t Hurt Me Anymore”), Country Music Hall of Famer Wynonna Judd, and Grammy-nominated performer Valerie June (both on “Reclaim All Of Your Time”) all contribute as guest artists.
Artist Website – The War and Treaty
Opening the show is Blank Page

Blank Page are 19 year old high school sweethearts from Maryland, now based in Tennessee. Their sound is rooted in country music, but brings elements of rock, pop, and soul, to create a sound that is uniquely their own. The name Blank Page comes from the lyrics of a song by 2-time GRAMMY nominees, The War and Treaty, who have since invited them to sing background vocals on their song ‘High Heels’ and bring them on stage to perform with them on multiple occasions. With energetic and passionate performances, they always put on an amazing live show.
With over 150K streams for their music, and over 350K views accumulated on their social media, they are an act on the rise. World Entertainment Awards named them the Best Duo of 2025, and they have also been recognized as nominees by Unsigned Only, Wammies, CPMAs, Josie Music Awards, ISSA, and more. Featured as the cover stars of ‘Monkton Living’ they are no stranger to being on podcasts, online articles, and interviewed on TV programs like Good Day PA and BCPS TV.
$35 – $48
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