TETON VILLAGE, Wyo. — Ready or not, it’s time for March radness! The 2025 Road to Rendezvous music series will feature shows under the tram at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR) every Saturday in March, a ramp-up to the two-day Rendezvous Festival, April 4-5.

Traditionally, Road to Rendezvous (formerly Music Under the Tram) has predominantly featured touring bands. This year not only features entirely Teton County-based acts, but also a conscious tilt towards artists that are forging their own path with original music. This is a notable shift in mentality and a welcomed platform for the local songwriter community.

According to JHMR, the idea is that one band of these ten bands will get the opportunity to play the Rendezvous Fest main stage on April 5. Contest details are to be announced, though crowd voting will play a role. Road to Rendezvous shows are all co-bills, with sets at 3 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Get out and celebrate homegrown music in Teton County!

March 1

3 p.m. — Box Elder (indie pop-punk, emo)

4:30 p.m. — Ticket to Space (rock n’ roll, groove)

March 8

3 p.m. — Cache Funk (jazz-funk, jam)

4:30 p.m. — The Sunday Killers (grunge rock)

March 15

3 p.m. — Strumbucket (twang-funk, jam)

4:30 p.m. — Henry & The Moguls (folk-pop-grass)

March 22

3 p.m. — Aaron Davis & the Mystery Machine (Wyo-Americana, rock, country-blues)

4:30 p.m. — Inland Isle (indie rock, Americana, chamber pop)

March 29

3 p.m. — Sghetti (funk, soul, reggae)

4:30 p.m. — Batdorf & Brother Wolf (blues-rock)

More details at JacksonHole.com.

Aaron Davis is a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and producer-engineer at Three Hearted Recording Studio in Hoback, covering the Teton County music scene as a journalist-photographer since 2005.