Welcome To Million Dollar Cowboy Bar

Shameless

Shameless is a straight forward dose of Classic and Modern Country, with a side of Classic Rock sure to get your venue dancing and your registers ringing!

This highly Entertaining, Lean and Mean act is sure to please your audience and has a large repituire that can adapt to win over even the toughest crowds.  These guys are easy to work with and very professional.  This is a high class act that will elevate your crowds experience with talent and style! 

Ken Earl has been pleasing crowds for over 25 years, singing and playing lead guitar.  His tenor/baritone voice is perfectly suited for country music, and his chicken picking’ guitar style is heavily influenced by Country, Rock, and Blues greats.  His seamless execution is sure to move even the pickiest musicians in the audience, and his charismatic persona is fun and entertaining. 

Steve Hartman is the bottom end of the equation, bringing many years of experience and the best beard in the business to the Shameless Show.  Hand picked to fill the bass and backup vocal roll Steve brings a well thought out compliment to the band that will carry the beat and keep the dance floor moving.

Rounding out the rhythm section, Jeff Guard on drums is a master of his instrument and brings his many years of experience to the show.  Jeff and Steve have many years of experience working together and it shows throughout the show.  Jeff is a true professional and possibly the best dressed drummer in the business.

Britnee Kellogg

Britnee Kellogg was three years old when she started singing, and she’s never stopped. Her impressive career began at local fairs and talent shows—anything that gave her the chance to perform. If it had a stage and a microphone, she was there.

Her love of country music started at nine years old, when she attended a Johnny Cash & June Carter-Cash concert. Smitten from the first note, Britnee knew that she had found her chosen career. Every day since then has brought her one step closer to her dream.

Today, you’ll find Britnee sharing the stage with the likes of Blake Shelton, Eric Paslay, Lee Brice, Martina McBride, Little Big Town and Keith Urban. You may have also seen her on Season 11 and Season 12 of American Idol. She has a large fan base, with a local and worldwide following.

Most recently, Britnee has been focusing on writing and performing her original music and covers with her band. It’s a deeply personal project, one that allows her to truly showcase her rich, edgy vocal stylings. You can find her rocking out on stages all across the US, writing music, or playing at small breweries and local venues in the Portland area. She is also working to create her first EP, which will be out in 2018.

Britnee’s goal is to create a sound that people can relate to their own personal stories, and to inspire others to pursue their dreams. She is a driven, passionate artist with so much creativity and a love for her craft.

Britnee Kellogg

Britnee Kellogg was three years old when she started singing, and she’s never stopped. Her impressive career began at local fairs and talent shows—anything that gave her the chance to perform. If it had a stage and a microphone, she was there.

Her love of country music started at nine years old, when she attended a Johnny Cash & June Carter-Cash concert. Smitten from the first note, Britnee knew that she had found her chosen career. Every day since then has brought her one step closer to her dream.

Today, you’ll find Britnee sharing the stage with the likes of Blake Shelton, Eric Paslay, Lee Brice, Martina McBride, Little Big Town and Keith Urban. You may have also seen her on Season 11 and Season 12 of American Idol. She has a large fan base, with a local and worldwide following.

Most recently, Britnee has been focusing on writing and performing her original music and covers with her band. It’s a deeply personal project, one that allows her to truly showcase her rich, edgy vocal stylings. You can find her rocking out on stages all across the US, writing music, or playing at small breweries and local venues in the Portland area. She is also working to create her first EP, which will be out in 2018.

Britnee’s goal is to create a sound that people can relate to their own personal stories, and to inspire others to pursue their dreams. She is a driven, passionate artist with so much creativity and a love for her craft.

Britnee Kellogg

Britnee Kellogg was three years old when she started singing, and she’s never stopped. Her impressive career began at local fairs and talent shows—anything that gave her the chance to perform. If it had a stage and a microphone, she was there. Her love of country music started at nine years old, when she attended a Johnny Cash & June Carter-Cash concert. Smitten from the first note, Britnee knew that she had found her chosen career. Every day since then has brought her one step closer to her dream. Today, you’ll find Britnee sharing the stage with the likes of Blake Shelton, Eric Paslay, Lee Brice, Martina McBride, Little Big Town and Keith Urban. You may have also seen her on Season 11 and Season 12 of American Idol. She has a large fan base, with a local and worldwide following. Most recently, Britnee has been focusing on writing and performing her original music and covers with her band. It’s a deeply personal project, one that allows her to truly showcase her rich, edgy vocal stylings. You can find her rocking out on stages all across the US, writing music, or playing at small breweries and local venues in the Portland area. She is also working to create her first EP, which will be out in 2018. Britnee’s goal is to create a sound that people can relate to their own personal stories, and to inspire others to pursue their dreams. She is a driven, passionate artist with so much creativity and a love for her craft.

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.

Robert Henry & the Repeater

In May of 2019 Robert was in a songwriting session in Nashville, Tennessee. The producer turned to him and said, “if you want to get these songs on the radio, you’ve gotta please the gatekeepers.” “Storm the Gate” was written in the one-hour period following this conversation and was recorded the next day. Since, it has been awarded, “Best Traditional Country Song” of winter 2020 by the World Songwriting Awards and kicks off the singer-songwriter’s upcoming EP, “In the Works.”

“I don’t know if you’ve listened to country radio lately,” says Robert Henry, lead singer and songwriter of the Robert Henry Band, “but there’s not a whole lot of country music on it. “ Often referred to as his, “token Nashville protest song,” Storm the Gate tells the story of an old soul who wants nothing more than to revive the “roots that run so deep” of country music’s past, yet is eager to storm the gate with a sound of his own.

Robert Henry’s upcoming EP, “In the Works” mirrors his musical journey to this point. At age 14, Robert learned to play guitar in his first band, “Bigger Trigger” where he discovered his initial passion for music through heavy metal. Robert’s current drummer, Jake Mauro, was also the drummer of his very first band.  “Somewhere along the way, my voice changed and it got a lot easier to sing all that traditional country music my parents raised me on,” Robert says.

Florida-born and Oregon-raised, Robert’s northwest upbringing simultaneously juxtaposed and complimented his southern roots. Reinforced by his musically inclined family of six, four of which, including Robert, also consider themselves singers, it was a smooth transition when Robert made the ultimate decision to pursue music full-time. As a student of history in all facets, it isn’t surprising that Robert draws musical influence across a spectrum of genres, yet most significantly from his Honky Tonk forbearers like Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, George Jones and Waylon Jennings, to name a few.

Wrapping up summer 2019 on a high-note at Pendleton Roundup, Robert Henry Band was to embark on their first official tour this summer 2020. With COVID-19 putting a stop to that for Robert and bands everywhere, it has presented an opportunity to get creative. “Since quarantine, people have been asking me when the record is coming out,” says Robert Henry. “I always give them the same reply: ‘it’s in the works.’”