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The Stolen Horses Band is a great up and coming country music band in West Michigan. Led by lead singer David Lyle, they are beginning to build a great reputation in the Grand Rapids Area. Davids style resembles a combination of Dwight Yoakam and Waylon Jennings, which are also a few of his favorite artists. Stolen Horses consists of a five piece band which includes drums, vocals, guitar, bass and fiddle. Some notable songs done by Stolen Horses are Hick Town by Jason Aldean and Devil Went Down to Georgia by Charlie Daniels. Both these songs fit their band arrangement very well and are played at almost all shows. They are building a lot of buzz in the Grand Rapids area and are opening up for a lot of great national acts that are coming into town. Some recent bands they have opened for are The Zac Brown Band, Trailer Choir, Drew Davis, and the Johnny Cash Tribute Band. They have done a lot of promotional shows that have been sponsored by the radio station B93, which is a huge country music station in West Michigan. They are scheduled to play at The Intersection in Grand Rapids, MI for the Randy Houser Concert which is scheduled to happen on Friday May 22 at 8PM. The doors open at 6PM for this show and I definitely recommend getting their early to get a seat. This show is also sponsored by B93. Randy Houser is an up and coming solo country artist that has got a great country voice. The show is only 12 dollars in advance and 10 dollars if you contact Brandy Smith. This would definitely be a great show to go to if you like driving country music. Local Country Music in West Michigan is becoming more and more popular being that this part of the Country has such a demand for great live music. To find out more about country music band Stolen Horses visit www.thestolenhorsesband.com. Also contact Brandy Smith for Booking Information.
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