The Western Montana Bank building in downtown Missoula, 1911, with a massive crowd gathered outside

Theodore Roosevelt addressing the crowd from the steps of the Western Montana Bank building, Missoula, 1911

Elevated view of the crowd filling the street in downtown Missoula during Theodore Roosevelt's 1911 visit

Legacy

In 1911, Theodore Roosevelt stood on the steps of this building and addressed the largest crowd in Missoula’s history.

The building was the Western Montana Bank. The vault in the basement held the city’s fortunes. Today, that vault is your recording booth.

Some rooms just carry weight. This is one of them.

As Seen On

NBC Montana.

Missoula recording studio brings in top notch talent

NBC MontanaWatch the segment3:03

NBC Montana profiled The Vault, spotlighting the artists who’ve recorded here, including Kurupt, Locksmith, JK Simmons, and Josh Lucas, and the studio’s mission to build a destination for music in Missoula.

“We want it to be a destination spot.”Matthew Cullen, co-founder

Read the NBC Montana story →

The Team

Our staff.

Meet the team behind The Vault Recording Studio.

Michael Ferguson

CEO & Owner
Head Engineer

More than 25 years of experience. Pro Tools and Waves certified.

Tyler Ferrell

Creative Director