Pocatello, ID
Music connected to Pocatello
About Pocatello
- • Torch singer Annette Hanshaw, a popular 1920s radio star, was born in Pocatello.
- • Idaho State University's Holt Arena, the first indoor stadium in the US, originated here.
- • The Oregon Short Line Railroad established Pocatello as a major transportation hub.
- • It is the only city in the United States to have been named after a Shoshone chief.
- • A devastating fire in 1907 destroyed much of the downtown area.
- • Named in 1889 for Chief Pocatello, it was incorporated as a city in 1893.
- • With around 57,000 people, it's Idaho's fifth-largest city.
- • Sitting at 4,462 feet, the air is crisp and the views are expansive.
- • Healthcare and education are major employers in Pocatello.
- • Pocatello feels like a resilient, friendly, and outdoorsy community.
- • The closest pro team is the Utah Jazz, a 3-hour drive from Pocatello.
- • Idaho State Bengals football boasts a Division I-AA national championship (1981).
Artists From Pocatello
Aaron Ball
Branden Steineckert
Marcus Eaton
Frederick Guthrie
Carston Kottraba
Hot Pursuit
Khorvai
SpudMother
The Ben Graham Group
A Fanned Flame
The Chopshop
Victim of Convenience
Phat Bone
Bitter Earth
AltarEdge
Natural Selection
Endeavor
The Daulton Gang
Bury the Halo
We Start As Strangers
Gas Food & Lodging
Wrath of Scion
Sex Wounds
Darrin Allen and The Country Steele Band
Work In Progress
Dead Compensation
Modern Methods
Brian Martin
Almost Famous
Songs About Pocatello
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Chasing a Cowboy
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Nearby Places
A Fanned Flame
Aaron Ball
Almost Famous
AltarEdge
Bitter Earth
Branden Steineckert
Brian Martin
Bury the Halo
Carston Kottraba
Darrin Allen and The Country Steele Band
Dead Compensation
Endeavor
Frederick Guthrie
Gas Food & Lodging
Hot Pursuit
Khorvai
Marcus Eaton
Modern Methods
Natural Selection
Phat Bone
Sex Wounds
SpudMother
The Ben Graham Group
The Chopshop
The Daulton Gang
Victim of Convenience
We Start As Strangers
Work In Progress
Wrath of Scion
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