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Trevor Panczak
Canadian country artist Trevor Panczak, known as the “Gentle Giant,” brings heartfelt storytelling and classic country roots to the stage. The Alberta-based singer has built a loyal following with songs like Cheap Shades and For a Girl, along with his Top 40 Canadian hit Where I Go to Come Back. With more than 25,000 records sold and performances across Canada and the northern United States, Panczak is known for his engaging live shows and authentic sound. He has shared the stage with artists including Keith Urban, Willie Nelson, Lady A, and Tim McGraw.
The Teepee Creek Stampede Association is thrilled to have Eastbound 674 performing at our Family Dance! This is an all ages show to wrap up the Teepee Creek Stampede Family Day on July 10
THE FRONTMEN
With 30 No. 1 hits and 30 million albums sold, THE FRONTMEN are the voices behind the soundtrack of Friday night honkytonks, first kisses, and heartbreaks for over three decades. Fans may not always know their name, but they know every word to their songs.
The supergroup unites three powerhouse lead singers—Richie McDonald (formerly of Lonestar), Larry Stewart (of Restless Heart), and Tim Rushlow (formerly of Little Texas). Together, they deliver a high-energy show of 90s country anthems like “Amazed,” “The Bluest Eyes in Texas,” and “God Blessed Texas”—alongside fresh new music that defines THE FRONTMEN today.
They’ve shared the stage with Alabama, rocked the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, and wowed audiences with harmonies reminiscent of groups like The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac. As manager Tony Conway says, “When you take their stellar vocals and put them together on one stage, you have the best of the best.”
Each singer brings an impressive legacy: Restless Heart’s eight No. 1 hits, Little Texas’ ACM-winning classics, and Lonestar’s nine chart-toppers including “Amazed”—ACM Song of the Year and one of country’s biggest hits ever.
Born out of a decade-long idea and solidified after the pandemic, THE FRONTMEN turned their side project into their main stage. In 2023 they signed with BBR Music Group / BMG Nashville, releasing their self-titled debut in 2024, produced by GRAMMY nominee Mickey Jack Cones. The album blends original songs with reimagined versions of their greatest hits.
As McDonald puts it: “The beauty of the show is people can sit for two hours and say, ‘I sang along with every song.’” With undeniable chemistry, timeless hits, and new music, THE FRONTMEN are country’s hottest supergroup—better together than ever.
Join us Saturday, July 12th for Tyler Joe Miller in the Teepee Creek Stampede Beer Gardens! (18+)
With support from Eastbound 674
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Past Performers
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2025 |
The Washboard Union, Tyler Joe Miller, Eastbound 674 |
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2024 |
Eastbound 674, Jason Blaine, James Barker Band, Dallas Smith |
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2023 |
Trevor Panczak, Tacoma, High Valley, Corb Lund |
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2022 |
Emerson Drive, The Reklaws, Aaron Pritchett |
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2021 |
Doc Walker, Trevor Panczak |
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2019 |
Lonestar, Brett Kissel, Dan Davidson |
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2018 |
The Road Hammers, Trevor Panczak, Dean Brody, Deric Ruttan |
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2017 |
Charlie Major, Terri Clark, Gord Bamford |
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2016 |
David Lee Murphy, Tim Hicks, Montgomery Gentry |
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2015 |
Clay Walker, Corb Lund |
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2014 |
Chad Brownlee, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band |
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2013 |
Mark Chesnutt, David Lee Murphy |
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2012 |
Sammy Kershaw, Aaron Jake Goodvin |
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2011 |
Kristy Howes, Jason Blaine |
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2010 |
Last Man Standing, Horse Thief, Shady Junction |
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2009 |
Asley Rae, Stan Hitchcock, Horse Thief, Shady Junction |
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And of course Travis Fowler so many years! |
Hitmaker Aaron Goodvin, known for songs like “Lonely Drum,” “You Are,” and “Boy Like Me,” continues to connect with audiences through his EP Drinkin’ Hand. The project follows releases including the line dance hit “Country Dance,” along with “Written All Over It” and “You Time to Stay.” Additional tracks include “Said No Redneck,” “Not Too Much to Hate About That,” and the title track “Drinkin’ Hand.”
The Alberta-born, Nashville-based artist co-produced the EP with Skip Black, Chris Utley, Andrew Capra, and producer Matt McClure. Each song reflects moments from Goodvin’s life, blending humour, honesty, and personal storytelling.
In addition to his own music, Goodvin is a sought-after songwriter who has written for Luke Bryan, Jon Pardi, and Cole Swindell, and he co-wrote every track on Drinkin’ Hand.
With three albums, 13 CCMA nominations, a CCMA Songwriter of the Year win, and a JUNO Award Album of the Year nomination, Goodvin continues to bring his music to audiences across Canada and beyond.