Cindy,Al & Scott with handbellsThis morning on the Craig & Al Show, Cindy McAfee and Scott Bixler joined us for a demonstration of handbells. The handbells are made of solid brass and ring with the clearest tone. In the
Blackhawk will play the Glacier Ice Rink Friday night in a benefit for the family of Tanner Kahler who was killed in a car accident on March 28th, leaving behind two young children.
Want to follow up Ronnie Dunn at The Lumberjack Saloon on July 22nd with another great show? Toby Keith is going to be in Spokane in August. Here's what you need to know.
Sure good of the organizers involved to put this show on. And it should be a great time too.
Congratulations to Stephanie Zavarelli, our first winner of backstage passes to see Ronnie Dunn at the Lumberjack Saloon. Stephanie was our 22nd caller when Ronnie sang "Bleed Red" on the ACM awards show Sunday night on KPAX.
94.9 KYSS FM wants to give you the chance to meet the Kenny Chesney in person at Lambeau Field!
The winner will get to see Chesney perform live on his Goin’ Coastal Tour in Green Bay, Wisconsin on June 11, 2011. The winner will also receive free round-trip airfare and hotel accommodations.
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A big thank you to Wylie Gustafson of Wylie & the Wild West for joining us on the Craig & Al morning show Wednesday. Wylie and his fine band will be in Corvallis on April 15th.
"Bleed Red" is Ronnie Dunn's first single release since the break-up of Brooks & Dunn and he'll perform the song publicly for the first time this Sunday night on the ACM awards show. When he does, you'll have a chance to be the first person to win backstage passes to the show Friday, July 22nd at the Lumberjack. Here's how it works.
Capital Records Nashville recording artist Walker Hayes has been announced as the opening act for Ronnie Dunn's July 22nd concert at the historic Lumberjack Saloon. "Why Wait For Summer" is Walker's hit record and we ask "Why wait for summer" to get your tickets?
Not only did Ronnie Dunn write eight out of the twelve tracks on his new solo LP he also produced the album.
The president of the Detroit NAACP is defending the branch's decision to honor Kid Rock at their annual fundraiser. The Reverend Wendell Anthony says Kid Rock is not a racist, even though he uses the Confederate flag during performances. But a political consultant named Adolph Mongo says the flag is a symbol of hatred and racism.
