Join us in celebration of the legendary Idaho musician John Hansen on Wednesday April 30.
Sapphire Room in the Riverside Hotel 2900 W CHINDEN BLVD - BOISE, IDAHO.
All proceeds will be donated to John to help with medical bills.
All of John's musical friends/family will be sharing the stage to honor John.
Everyone will be there (except Sergio who has a conflicting show date that he can't get out of).
Don't miss this chance to honor John and get an ear full.
------------------------ Update --------------------------------
The John Hansen benefit with friends concert April 30 at the Sapphire room sold out immediately! To accommodate a bigger crowd, the Riverside was kind enough to give us the 365 Lounge for overflow. I will be hosting out there where we will be featuring other artists and pass the hat to help raise money. If you didn’t get a ticket come join me at the 365 Lounge!
Music will start out there around 6:30pm.
April 30
The Riverside Hotel
2900 Chinden Blvd, Boise, ID
June 13~14 Kaycee, Wyoming,
We hope you can join us for one more down-home good time! This year, along with the action-packed rodeo action, we have a great concert lineup featuring Sawyer Brown, Ned LeDoux, and Kip Attaway! Wristbands will be $30 if purchased before Chris LeDoux Days or $35 at the gate.
***These wristbands will get you into all of the rodeo and concert action on June 14th. Kids under 10 get in free!***
https://www.chrisledoux.com/
NON-STOP JUMPIN', JIVIN' & WAILIN'!
Follow Kip:
Uncle Kippy will keep ya Laughin' All Night Long!
ABOUT KIP:
Kip was born in Mount Pleasant, Texas and later moved to Idaho in "The Winter of ‘72" to avoid the Titus County jail. He began to hang around with undesirables like Pinto Bennett and Muzzie Braun. Attaway’s first LP release charted songs in the top 100 such as "Rock Springs to Cheyenne" and "Wild Western Wind Blown Band." He took his band to California and entered the Marlboro Country Music Talent Roundup and took first place. After the band split up Kip took up residence in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Kip is responsible for introducing various artists to some prominent writers.
When Jerry Jeff Walker came to town, Kip opened the show and Jerry liked a song from his set so much he wanted to learn it. Kip taught him "Trashy Women" thus introducing him to the songwriter Chris Wall. Kip is also responsible for introducing Robert Earl Keen to the music of Fred Eaglesmith.
Since then Kip has released twelve more CDs and tours relentlessly.
His solo career has evolved into a combination of comedy, music and mayhem. He has entertained all over the world, including Hawaii, Bermuda and Australia. Kip is a favorite at the Catch a Rising Star comedy club, and stays busy livening up the corporate party circuit with his parodies and impersonations poking fun at rock&roll and country music.