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Greeley Stampede

BandWagon Magazine has covered Greeley Stampede in 47 stories since 2012, including 19 features, 1 review and 15 photo galleries.

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Greeley Stampede Spotlight: Jerrod NiemannOriginally from Kansas, Niemann attended South Plains College in Levelland, Texas, pursuing an associate of arts degree while picking a guitar in local clubs and bars.Jay Wallace · Jun 28, 2013

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Greeley Stampede Spotlight – Alejandro EscovedoGrowing up in a musical family helped San Antonio’s Alejandro Escovedo fall in love with the art at an early age, and being raised around music has it’s perks.Jordan Wood · Jun 28, 2013

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Greeley Stampede Spotlight – Josh TurnerTurner’s musical career, which began in the early 2000s, has made him a top notch country musician. He is responsible for crafting up a total of four number-one, top hits with, two of them coming in 2010. Without a doubt, such talent from a good-looking country star has Greeley excited about the upcoming summer kicking off with Turner’s performance at the Greeley Stampede.Scott Hartman · Jun 28, 2013

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Greeley Stampede Spotlight: Lynyrd SkynyrdEveryone has a favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd jingle. Maybe it’s their ode to rural living, the instantly recognizable “Sweet Home Alabama.” Or it could be their deeply wise meditation on happiness and living seen in, “Simple Man.” Or maybe it should be what is arguably the greatest song in rock history, the ever eternally emotive epic, “Free Bird.”Alex Graff · Jun 28, 2013

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Greeley Stampede Spotlight: Los Lobosos Lobos is Spanish for “the wolves” and this pack consists of David Hidalgo, Cesar Rosas, Conrad Lozano, Louie Perez, and Steven Berlin. The band plays an assortment of instruments including: guitar, bass, mandolin, accordion, keyboard, saxophone, flute, harmonica, violin, banjo, melodica, and various percussion instruments. Their catchy sound and well-arranged set is a great addition to this year’s Stampede.John Hann · Jun 28, 2013 July 2012 – Creedence Clearwater Revisited (Greeley Stampede)In This Issue: Luke Bryan // Justin Moore // Montgomery Gentry Luke & the Cool Hands // Tallest Man on EarthBandWagon Magazine · Jul 3, 2012

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July 2011 – Greeley StampedeIn This Issue: Armando Silva // Fitz and the Tantrums // Trichome Joe Lee Parker // Autumn Burn // Twisted Needle TattooBandWagon Magazine · Feb 16, 2012