Dirtwire brings swamptronica to The Prospector on Saturday, Nov 14

A band used to 700-capacity rooms books a Park City Saturday, announced barely two weeks out.

Two weeks' notice isn't much for a Saturday night in Park City, but Dirtwire isn't asking for a lot of planning. Just show up ready to move.

Dirtwire plays The Prospector in Park City on Saturday, Nov. 14, at 7 p.m. The show was announced Oct. 28, which gives it one of the shortest runways of anything on the local calendar this month. Our listing doesn't show a price or ticket seller yet, so check the JamBase page for the show and the venue for how to get in.

The quick turnaround is part of the story. Dirtwire usually headlines rooms of about 700 people, so a stop in Park City is a chance to catch a band that draws a real crowd elsewhere, in a town where live music on a November Saturday competes with everything else the season brings.

If you don't know the band, the shorthand is "swamptronica," the label Montana promoter Logjam Presents has used for years to describe them. Their music sits in the folk and indie tags, but the sound mixes acoustic and roots instruments with electronic production, and their shows lean toward a dance floor more than a seated listening room. Their most recent full-length is *Pyrochrome*, released in 2024.

Swamptronica: acoustic roots instruments over electronic production, built for a dance floor.

They've been busy on the road in 2026. Dirtwire's spring run took them through The Westcott Theater in Syracuse in March, Putnam Place in Saratoga Springs on March 18 and Elevation at The Intersection in Grand Rapids on April 2, with a Montana stop at The ELM in Bozeman on April 24 as part of what Logjam billed as the Universal Language Tour. They were also on the books for KettleHouse Amphitheater outside Missoula in August. A late-fall Park City date fits a band that tends to come back to the Mountain West.

A crowd smaller than what Dirtwire usually draws should mean room to move.

What to know before going. It's a 7 p.m. start on a Saturday, so the night will be done in time for you to make other plans. Since price and seller aren't in our listing, confirm how tickets are sold before you head over, and don't count on a walk-up if the room fills. Dress for November in Park City.

A short-notice Saturday show from a band that usually plays bigger rooms is worth changing plans for. Get it on the calendar before someone else's plans fill it.

Sources: Dirtwire to Bring Swamptronica Back to Missoula and Bozeman (Logjam Presents) (logjampresents.com); Dirtwire Announces Return to Bozeman in 2026 (Logjam Presents) (logjampresents.com); Dirtwire Announces Return to Montana in 2024 with Dates at The ELM and Wilma (Logjam Presents) (logjampresents.com); Dirtwire Announces new album & New Single 'Cannonball' (Grateful Web) (gratefulweb.com); Dirtwire at Putnam Place (JamBase) (jambase.com); Dirtwire at Elevation at The Intersection (JamBase) (jambase.com); Dirtwire at The Westcott Theater (JamBase) (jambase.com); Prospector Square Conference Center & Theatre (Roadtrippers) (roadtrippers.com); Dirtwire at The Prospector (JamBase) (jambase.com)