Numerous cowboy events were in the Denver area due to the start of the National Western Stock Show (nationalwestern.com). The Grizzly Rose was the epicenter of Cowboy Country on Saturday night. Hailing from the Cowboy State of Wyoming, singer-songwriter Ned LeDoux returned to the Grizzly Rose.
The singing cowboy played an extended list of Powder River Records releases from Buckskin (2022) and Next In Line (2019), and Sagebrush (2017), LeDoux started with Never Change. Then he sang Cowboy Life and included songs and tributes to his late father, country-music star and rodeo legend Chris LeDoux. Ned’s rendition of one of Chris’ first songs ever recorded, Bareback Jack, left the audience in awe. LeDoux also included Upside of the Ground, Western Skies, Forever A Cowboy, among others. Find the full setlist below. David Kurrasch supported LeDoux on steel guitar, Mark Sissel on lead guitar and vocals, K.W. Turnbow on drums, and Lane Turner on bass.
Look for his new release in April. Keep up with Ned LeDoux at www.nedledoux.com. Just don’t ever think about touching that cowboy’s hat.
Zach Neil had a little something for everyone; Cowboy music, Honky Tonk music, Texas Country, and 90’s Country. Zach Neil started the night with his impressive cowboy music. Cliff Canterbury on bass, Sam Hunt on guitar, and Pete Halloin on drums supported Neil on stage.
Neil and his band out of Nashville fully entertained the growing horde of buckaroos by blasting out covers such as Beaches of Cheyenne, Past the Point of Rescue, You Should Probably Leave, and Long Haired Country Boy, and shared original tunes When She Drinks Whiskey, Long Live the Cowboy, Something in the Stars, Till the Numbers Run Out, What Cowgirls Do, and Half Bad. Neil captured listeners’ attention with his deep voice, country attitude, and cowboy spirit. Find the full setlist below. Another song he sang was All Pretty Horses.
Visit zachneilmusic.com for more information.
