Fire in the Mountains 2025
Hours of Operation
Thursday July 24 - Sunday July 27
VIP Pass, Glamping, Premier & RV Camping
Opens Thursday 10:00am
GA Pass + GA Camping
Opens Friday 10:00am
Festival Concert Grounds
Open Daily 2:00pm
Farm-to-Festival BBQ
Saturday & Sunday 12:00pm - 3:00pm
General Store Hours
7:00am - 8:00pm
Merch / Vending
11:00am - 11:00pm
Swimming Access
9:00am - 8:00pm
Red Eagle Campground, Blackfeet Nation, Montana
Blackfeet Nation, Montana
We are taking the fire that was lit in the Tetons and igniting a new story in the Rocky Mountains of northwestern Montana.
In partnership with the community in the Blackfeet Nation, Fire in the Mountains 2025 at the Red Eagle Campground in the Blackfeet Nation, will be an event without alcohol. This decision was made with respect to the wishes of our hosts and is a decision we align with.
Our aims have always been to build an event that places value on music, nature, and connection above all else, and to have a positive impact in the community that has welcomed us. We stand behind the decision of our Blackfeet partners that all of these aims can be obtained without the presence of alcohol.
We have no interest in passing judgments or preaching any way of life over another. All walks of life are welcome at our festival. What we do stand strongly behind is respecting the land and the wishes of those whom it belongs to.
To learn more about the presence of Alcohol in Indian Country, please click here>>>
Suicide Prevention
Suicide is not only a poignant issue in Indian Country, but one that has tragically touched nearly all of our lives. The prevention of suicide is a cause that the festival is firmly rallied behind in aims to make tangible impacts in the Blackfeet Nation, as well as offering avenues of outreach to anyone in need.
To read more about this subject that is not only tied to the above decision, but close to our hearts at the festival, click here>>>
Featured in Rolling Stone Magazine
Read how Fire in the Mountains aims to curb teen suicide among Native American populations.
“It has always been my belief that by looking the darkness right in the eye, heavy music has given a lot of people a chance to overcome and process intense emotions in ways that may not be understandable in traditional Western clinical analysis — but it makes people feel better. It makes people feel like somebody understands what they’re feeling, whether it’s rage, darkness, or sadness. We are allowed to process those feelings through this intense music.”
- Steve Von Till
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