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Onstage company

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Highway Patrol is a Mississippi? No—Missoula-born, Montana-based Americana-leaning rock & roll outfit that blends Western resonance with blues-influenced riffs. Formed in 2017, the band centers around core members Jackson Holte (vocals/guitar), Tyson Gerhardt (guitar/vocals), Marko Capoferri (bass/vocals), and Brian Tremper (drums/keys). Known for a raw, earnest live show that captures the spirit of the American West, Highway Patrol has built a dedicated following through independent releases and consistent touring.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Whether you’re new to their sound or a longtime fan, you’ll find authentic storytelling, tight musicianship, and a sound that sits comfortably between classic roots and modern rock. We’ve got you covered for tickets, schedules, and reliable updates as the band lines up new performances across the region.

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Biography: Highway Patrol emerged in 2017 in Missoula, MT, as a collaborative project led by Jackson Holte with fellow musicians who share a love of blues-infused rock and Western motifs. Their self-released debut, Jackson Holte & The Highway Patrol (2018), showcased a gritty, roots-forward approach that resonated with audiences and critics alike. The follow-up, Last Rain of the Summer (2020), continued to build their reputation for driving live performances and thoughtful songwriting. The band has earned coverage from The Missoulian (April 2020) and Lively Times (August 2020) for their debut’s impact and their compelling stage presence.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Discography Highlights: The catalog centers on independent releases that honor tradition while pushing a contemporary edge. Highlights include the 2018 self-titled project and the 2020 release, both celebrated by local media and touring fans. Their latest single, All My Memories, was released on February 19, 2021, continuing their tradition of intimate storytelling through melodic guitar and storytelling lyrics.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Upcoming Tour & Live Shows: Highway Patrol remains active with regional appearances in 2025. Notable dates include February 15, 2025 at Matthews Opera House in Spearfish, SD. In late summer, August 21–23, 2025, they perform across Montana at Caras Park (Missoula, MT), Home Ranch Bottoms (Polebridge, MT), and Diamond R Guest Ranch (Martin City, MT). Each show offers the chance to experience the band’s signature blend of Americana, blues, and Western-flavored rock in intimate or open-air settings.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Highway Patrol

  • Genre/style: Americana-leaning rock and roll with Western resonance and blues influences.
  • Formed: 2017 in Missoula, MT; core members include Jackson Holte (vocals/guitar), Tyson Gerhardt (guitar/vocals), Marko Capoferri (bass/vocals), and Brian Tremper (drums/keys).
  • Albums: Jackson Holte & The Highway Patrol (2018) and Last Rain of the Summer (2020), both self-released/independent.
  • Latest single: All My Memories (released February 19, 2021).
  • 2025 tour activity included: Feb 15, 2025 at Matthews Opera House (Spearfish, SD); Aug 21–23, 2025 with shows at Caras Park (Missoula, MT), Home Ranch Bottoms (Polebridge, MT), and Diamond R Guest Ranch (Martin City, MT).
  • Social: Official site (highwaypatrolrocknroll.com), Bandcamp, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Spotify presence.

The records

Highway Patrol Discography

  • Last Rain of the Summer
    2020 · Independent
  • Jackson Holte & The Highway Patrol
    2018 · Independent

The hits

Top Highway Patrol Songs

  • All My Memories
    2021 · N/A
  • Aspens
    2020 · N/A
  • Talkin' 2020 Blues
    2020 · N/A
  • Southbound to Denver
    2018 · N/A

Biography: Highway Patrol emerged in 2017 in Missoula, MT, as a collaborative project led by Jackson Holte with fellow musicians who share a love of blues-infused rock and Western motifs. Their self-released debut, Jackson Holte & The Highway Patrol (2018), showcased a gritty, roots-forward approach that resonated with audiences and critics alike. The follow-up, Last Rain of the Summer (2020), continued to build their reputation for driving live performances and thoughtful songwriting. The band has earned coverage from The Missoulian (April 2020) and Lively Times (August 2020) for their debut’s impact and their compelling stage presence.

Discography Highlights: The catalog centers on independent releases that honor tradition while pushing a contemporary edge. Highlights include the 2018 self-titled project and the 2020 release, both celebrated by local media and touring fans. Their latest single, All My Memories, was released on February 19, 2021, continuing their tradition of intimate storytelling through melodic guitar and storytelling lyrics.

Upcoming Tour & Live Shows: Highway Patrol remains active with regional appearances in 2025. Notable dates include February 15, 2025 at Matthews Opera House in Spearfish, SD. In late summer, August 21–23, 2025, they perform across Montana at Caras Park (Missoula, MT), Home Ranch Bottoms (Polebridge, MT), and Diamond R Guest Ranch (Martin City, MT). Each show offers the chance to experience the band’s signature blend of Americana, blues, and Western-flavored rock in intimate or open-air settings.

Social & Media: Stay connected with Highway Patrol through their official site and social channels. Official site: highwaypatrolrocknroll.com. Bandcamp: Bandcamp. Facebook: Facebook. Instagram: Instagram. YouTube: YouTube. Spotify: Spotify.

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