Celebrating our 15th year as the best entertainment in Buffalo Bill's Yellowstone Country!
If you want a sneak peek at what we’re offering this summer, you won’t want to miss out on our COMMUNITY NIGHT on Tuesday, May 21st!
We’re opening the doors for a reduced price (just $15 per person) as a THANK YOU to our local friends and followers! Bring your family for a first look at our new “Music Hall” and some new songs that we’ve worked up for the 2019 season!
No reservations required – just show up for the fun on Tuesday, May 21st!
If you haven’t heard yet, WE’VE MOVED! Hopefully for the last time…
We are currently converting a storefront neighboring the Irma Hotel into what we’re calling “Buffalo Bill’s Music Hall” – a perfect little theatre space just right for our cowboy music revue!
Thanks to our partnership with the fine folks at the Irma, what was just a long, narrow, empty space will soon be a beautiful theatre! Our new address is 1131 12th Street, just behind the Irma.
Because we’ve been able to get in there and start work, we are relieved to find out that we have MORE SPACE than what we originally thought we might – so the dates that we had marked “sold out” we can open back up again!
We’re looking forward to seeing many of you this summer!!
We’ve had a LOT of inquiries about our summer schedule, so here’s a handy calendar that shows what dates we’re playing, when we start, and what days are already SOLD OUT! If you’re planning a trip to Cody for the summer, don’t miss us! For reservations or ticket information, give Wendy a call at (307) 899-2799.
Dan hails from Indiana, and has been hoping for years to get booked at the Blue Gate Theater in Shipshewana – and this is the year! On August 31st, we’ll be taking a quick trip to Indiana to perform at the theater, which this year will host other entertainers such as Moe Bandy, the Malpass Brothers, Daily and Vincent, and other great performers!
If you’re planning to be in the area at the end of August, get your tickets HERE for our performance on the 31st!
It’s hard to believe, but Dan Miller and his crew have been entertaining in Cody for the last fourteen years! And for our fifteenth season, we are pleased to announce that we’re heading back downtown, partnering with the Irma Hotel to provide great food and entertainment for the summer of 2019!
We’ll be setting up our stage at 1131 12th Street, right behind the Irma Hotel, and offering a fantastic dinner/show package with the Irma! For $37, you’ll get a delicious prime rib and seafood buffet, and then at 8:00, you’ll walk next door for the show. If you want to come just for the show, tickets are $17.
For more information on our new location, reservations or tours, call Wendy at (307) 899-2799.
It’s that time of the year again – when Dan spends two weeks in Las Vegas, hosting the show National Finals Tonight!
For the last twelve years, Dan and his co-hosts – eight-time world champion bull rider Donnie Gay, and eight-time world champion cowboy Joe Beaver – have been entertaining audiences after the National Finals Rodeo performances, interviewing the cowboys and cowgirls who make rodeo what it is.
This year, the show will be broadcast from The Orleans hotel in Las Vegas, and will be televised on The Cowboy Channel, which is a sister station to RFD-TV. The show will be aired at 7:30 p.m. ET the day after it is filmed, and will feature guests such as J.W. Harris, Tuf Cooper and Trevor Brazile, the lineup for the first show that will air on December 7th.
Dan, Donnie and Joe will keep you entertained for the next ten days, introducing you to the stars of the rodeo world, and giving you those up-close-and-personal stories that only the cowboys and cowgirls themselves can tell.
Dan, who produces the show as well as hosting, says he likes the spontaneity and unpredictability of the show – in his words, “You never know who will show up or what they will say!”
Tune in to the Cowboy Channel for the next week and a half to get ALL the scoop on the National Finals Rodeo!
It’s art week here in Cody, and that means that we have to alter our schedule a bit here at the Cowboy Music Revue (there’s just not enough space at the Center of the West for all the activity!).
Here’s our schedule this week:
Next week is business as usual for our LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON!
Get your tickets TODAY by clicking HERE.
See you at the show!
It’s hard to believe, but the end of the 2018 season is in sight! Our last show will be September 29th at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West.
We have met amazing people from all over the WORLD this season, and welcomed our newest member, the incredibly talented Shelbi McNeil! She’s with us full time now, as our dear Hannah Miller is beginning her school year at the University of Wyoming in Laramie.
Don’t miss out on your last chance to see us at the Center of the West this summer – check out our calendar and purchase your tickets HERE!
This summer has been a year of transitions for the Dan Miller Cowboy Music Revue family. Hannah, who has been playing with her dad every summer evening since she was six years old, has graduated with her Associates Degree from Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming, and will be headed to the University of Wyoming in Laramie in the fall.
Dan, Hannah and Wendy feel incredibly blessed to have found an amazing musician right here in Cody who has stepped in and begun to play with the group on Fridays and Saturdays this summer, and will be taking over Hannah’s spot as the fiddle and mandolin player when Hannah leaves for UW.
Shelbi McNeil is a homegrown Cody girl, born and raised on the South Fork of the Shoshone River. As a child, she loved to entertain her neighbors, family and friends with spontaneous songs. As the youngest of five siblings, Shelbi says she had to keep up with her older brothers and sisters – and music was her outlet.
Shelbi’s mom says she picked up the violin at the age of 10… and despite the fact that the local school system didn’t have an orchestra, Shelbi’s abilities grew with practice. She was given the opportunity to play with the Northwest College orchestra when she was 14, and furthered her skills when she joined the Billings Youth Orchestra at the age of 16. As a senior in high school, she traveled with the Cody High School musicians, representing the region in the All-State Orchestra.
Shelbi’s other love, besides her instrument, has always been horses. She was turned on to the Clinton Anderson method of training horses as a teenager, and was given the chance of a lifetime to join Anderson’s Clinician Academy in Texas after she graduated high school.
When she isn’t playing and singing with Dan and Wendy, Shelbi travels around the state giving lessons on horsemanship through her certification as a Clinton Anderson Method Ambassador, and takes in training horses. She has taught in California, Texas, Montana, and now in her home state of Wyoming.
Welcome, Shelbi!
