Special Jam Night for the Hungry

The Voodoo Cowboys, Vipette Events, along with The Monday Night Jam Network is proud to be sponsoring a special night of great music and collecting food donations to benefit the Salvation Army and those who are less fortunate this Thanksgiving.

Musicians are asked to bring a Thanksgiving type canned good. It can be a .59 cent can of green beans or a case of green beans. After all, the more you bring, the longer your stage time at the jam night. So come and bring lots of cans to feed the hungry this Thanksgiving.

Fans: Please show your appreciation for live music by coming out to share in this benefitial night of talented musicians. Admission is free. Although, Please also bring cans to be donated as well.

Thank you to all the wonderful musicians and the fans who support live music in Southern Nevada~!!!!

Cowboys Raise Money For Charity

The boys were at it again as they helped to raise money for the Salvation Army. The night was full of music as the Bobby Kingston Band opened the night followed by the Voodoo Cowboys. There were many happy winners of drawing prizes that were donated by Las Vegas Country Saloon, Bobby Kingston, Scott Woodward of the Voodoo Cowboys, VIPette Events, Johnny Cash Tribute Show, and David Saxe Productions. The Voodoo Cowboys are dedicated to giving back to the Las Vegas community as thanks for the continued support of in their passion for live music in Las Vegas.

Live at The Las Vegas Country Saloon

Whew! What a hot night it was at the Las Vegas Country Saloon with the Voodoo Cowboys playing their rockin' county live music, sexy pole dancers, mechanical bull riders, the "Dancing with Dawn" gang and our own lovely Voodoo Cowboy Wrangler Girls greeting you as you walk in the door. Not to worry if you missed it. The Voodoo Cowboys will be back next Friday night. See you then.

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Voodoo Cowboys playing at the Aruba Hotel Friday night

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