Welcome To Million Dollar Cowboy Bar

Kurt Van Meter

Kurt Van Meter, after having performed with Garth Brooks this summer, is one of the fastest rising country acts in the nation.  The Kurt Van Meter Band has also shared the stage with Blake Shelton, Eric Church, Justin Moore, Little Big Town, Chris Young, Easton Corbin, Craig Morgan x4, Montgomery Gentry x2, Ashley McBryde, Aaron Tippin and many others.  Kurt Van Meter's original music has been streamed or downloaded over 4,000,000 times in 96 countries and his band includes Aarun Carter, who is a National Champion fiddle player.  The Kurt Van Meter Band prides itself on making the crowd the show.  Their show is a highly interactive experience in which the crowd will know the majority of the songs they sing and will, by the end of the evening, likely be singing louder than the band.  We hope you come and experience the Kurt Van Meter Band at The Legendary Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. 

Country DJ Steady Jake

I've been DJing and performing at weddings for 14 years now. I have 19 years experience as a radio broadcaster. I used to be a music critic in New York City, so I am well-versed in all genres of music. If you hear it on the radio or in the club, I have it.

My mobile DJ experience includes weddings of all kinds, dances, fundraisers, private parties, and city-sponsored events.

I have played extensively throughout western Wyoming and eastern Idaho.

I am always reading and reacting with the music to audience feedback. This isn't just another gig for me. I do this because I'm good at it. I truly enjoy making sure everyone has an unforgettable evening. 

Nathan Dean & The Damn Band

It’s been a long journey for four guys from different parts of the midwest, but every mile logged is just another step closer to the one common goal. Bringing the music and the passion to as many people as possible. After almost eleven years with 200+ shows annually their persistence is obvious and the fan base is growing to show it. When Nathan Dean and the Damn Band hit the road in June of 2008 to promote their first studio album “She Don’t Know”, they had no idea that the tour would never end. And so the Damn Tour was born and continues to thrive. They’ve played huge clubs in big city markets like Phoenix, Denver, Chicago and L.A., as well as tiny, intimate venues all across the nation. From peoples back yard parties, to Country Thunder, to rodeos in North Dakota, to Chris Ledoux days in Wyoming. If there is a place to spread the music, they will stop and play.

Nathan Dean & The Damn Band

It’s been a long journey for four guys from different parts of the midwest, but every mile logged is just another step closer to the one common goal. Bringing the music and the passion to as many people as possible. After almost eleven years with 200+ shows annually their persistence is obvious and the fan base is growing to show it. When Nathan Dean and the Damn Band hit the road in June of 2008 to promote their first studio album “She Don’t Know”, they had no idea that the tour would never end. And so the Damn Tour was born and continues to thrive. They’ve played huge clubs in big city markets like Phoenix, Denver, Chicago and L.A., as well as tiny, intimate venues all across the nation. From peoples back yard parties, to Country Thunder, to rodeos in North Dakota, to Chris Ledoux days in Wyoming. If there is a place to spread the music, they will stop and play.

Nathan Dean & The Damn Band

It’s been a long journey for four guys from different parts of the midwest, but every mile logged is just another step closer to the one common goal. Bringing the music and the passion to as many people as possible. After almost eleven years with 200+ shows annually their persistence is obvious and the fan base is growing to show it. When Nathan Dean and the Damn Band hit the road in June of 2008 to promote their first studio album “She Don’t Know”, they had no idea that the tour would never end. And so the Damn Tour was born and continues to thrive. They’ve played huge clubs in big city markets like Phoenix, Denver, Chicago and L.A., as well as tiny, intimate venues all across the nation. From peoples back yard parties, to Country Thunder, to rodeos in North Dakota, to Chris Ledoux days in Wyoming. If there is a place to spread the music, they will stop and play.

Nathan Dean & The Damn Band

It’s been a long journey for four guys from different parts of the midwest, but every mile logged is just another step closer to the one common goal. Bringing the music and the passion to as many people as possible. After almost eleven years with 200+ shows annually their persistence is obvious and the fan base is growing to show it. When Nathan Dean and the Damn Band hit the road in June of 2008 to promote their first studio album “She Don’t Know”, they had no idea that the tour would never end. And so the Damn Tour was born and continues to thrive. They’ve played huge clubs in big city markets like Phoenix, Denver, Chicago and L.A., as well as tiny, intimate venues all across the nation. From peoples back yard parties, to Country Thunder, to rodeos in North Dakota, to Chris Ledoux days in Wyoming. If there is a place to spread the music, they will stop and play.