Nashville recording musician Harry Luge will debut his single “Drunk in My Drink” on October 27, 2017 which recounts a few mishaps after a night of too much fun.

Today’s advancement in technology means that unfortunately mishaps while drinking are captured on cell phones and via text messages. A text message encouraged by a colleague or friend with images better left unsent and proofed when sober might just be sent.

“Drunk in My Drink” Release Date: October 27, 2017

Available for pre-ordering now on iTunes and Google Play.

Pre-Order Sweepstakes

Harry Luge is giving away a One-Of-A-Kind Acoustic Guitar signed by Blake Shelton,Chris Young, Thomas Rhett, Aaron Watson, Terri Clark, Dierks Bentley and himself, just to name a few, to one lucky winner who pre-orders,

All you need to do is:

1. Pre-order #DrunkInMyDrink on iTunes or Google Play.
2. Take a screen shot of your receipt
3. Post picture and tag @harrylugemusic

You only have till Thursday night at midnight to enter!!

Good Luck!!

www.harrylugemusic.com

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Upcoming Performances

Fri, Oct 27 @ 9:00 PM
RELEASE PARTY
Denim & Diamonds , Mesa, AZ

Mon, Oct 30 @ 8:00 PM
Whiskey Jam
Nashville, TN

Two Tylenol and some hair off the dog isn’t how I really want to start my day…I can’t recall. Who put that drunk in my drink and those three sheets in the wind,…

Those are a few lyrics that describe a scene of a morning hangover with a foggy memory. The uptempo song is sure to create buzz among listeners with the parallels of their quandary of liquid courage and sober reasoning. The next lyrics create even more “no you didn’t moments” with The 70 texts to my ex….they ain’t going over well. Why was I streaking? Way to cold to be that bold…

Although Harry Luge is known for his songwriting and original music, he also entertains large crowds with current / classic country and pop music. No stage is too small or too large. Harry Luge is always catering to the audience.

Luge strives to create a unique sound of his own, one that tells a story full of truth, hurt and hope. “Drunk in My Drink” is just one of those songs that perhaps tells the truth and humor of finishing a 12-pack off or ordering one too many whiskey sours and running up a tab you simply can’t recall.

Over the years Luge has released more than five albums, his first in 2000 with an 8-track EP, (2005) Ride, Ride, Ride, (2006) Outlaw’s In, (2015) Panic Room, (2015) Harry Luge. He worked with producer Dennis Money on a new album releasing this month including the single Drunk in My Drink. His music is available on iTunes, Spotify, Pandora and other digital platforms. He is a regular performer at favorite events and venues such as Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino, Blue Martini, Country Thunder, Country Stampede, NASCAR’s Phoenix International Raceway, state fairs and rodeos across the country. He has opened for superstar artists including Merle Haggard, Brad Paisley, Eric Church, Chris Ledoux, Neal McCoy, Martina McBride, Montgomery Gentry and much more.

Las Vegas Route 91 Festival Shooting

Funds will be used to provide relief and financial support to the victims and families of the horrific Las Vegas mass shooting​.

If you’d like to support the victims and their families, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department encourages you to contribute to this fund.

If you cannot financially support the victims, here’s some additional information on other ways to help:

Give Blood

United Blood Services will take donations by appointment only. For more visit: http://www.unitedbloodservices.org/lv/

Local Physical Donations

If you would like to donate water, canned goods, or non-perishable items, please visit Three Square and Catholic Charities: https://www.threesquare.org/ or https://www.catholiccharities.com/. The LVMPD appreciates the outpouring of support, but their substations cannot currently manage the physical donations and they kindly ask you donate them to the organizations to ensure their distribution.

For the latest info, please visit: https://www.lvmpd.com/en-us/Pages/1OctoberFestivalShooting.aspx

The PRCA Red Dirt Rodeo at the Tulsa State Fair adds a great deal of entertainment to the Fair, which is the city’s largest event for the whole family and features livestock, carnival rides, fair foods, world-class concerts, and much more. The Fair covers an 11-day span from September 28 through October 8, is held annually starting on the fourth Thursday after Labor Day, and is one of the premier fairs in the United States, having had an estimated attendance of 1,206,000 million in 2016.

A main feature this year is the professional Red Dirt Rodeo that will be held October 6 and 7 in the historic Pavilion, where each seat provides a great view of all the entertainment.

Tickets

Fair Gate Admission for the PRCA Red Dirt Rodeo at the Tulsa State Fair is included with a Rodeo ticket but only for the performance day. However, a weekend pass includes a ticket to both rodeo performances and the State Fair Gate Admission.

Events

With the theme this year of “Take a Spin!” and proudly sponsored by FORD, this Rodeo consists of six PRCA events added to the Grand Entry, the Calf Scramble, and lots of cowboys and cowgirls. Included is bull riding, steer wrestling, saddle bronc riding, barrel racing, tie-down roping, and bareback riding.

Calf Scramble

At the Rodeos held at the 2016 Tulsa State Fair, 4-H and FFA members had a chance to “catch a calf.” Ten winners received a certificate for $800.00 to use towards the purchase of an animal to show at the 2017 Fair. Calf Scramble’s goal is for exhibitors to gain knowledge about animal care.

Concerts

Ticket Price: $35.00 for one or $60.00 for both
Each concert will start immediately after the rodeo at approximately 8:30 PM and consist of action and memorable music performances.

Friday, October 6 – Casey Donahew Band

They always strive to give more than what is expected. They put on a show with plenty of energy and a lot of crowd interaction by encouraging singing along.

Saturday, October 7 – Aaron Watson

In the last 15 years since his debut album entitled “A Texas Café”, this singer-songwriter with his Gibson Hummingbird guitar has released about 10 studio albums. His most recent “Real Good Time” that he is touring with made it to number 9 on the US Country Charts. He has the audience singing along from the beginning, dancing, and jumping around.

Media Team

Covering the PRCA Red Dirt Rodeo at the Tulsa State Fair will be Cowboy Lifestyle Network’s Ak-Chin Indian Community, Earnhardt Auto Centers, and Papa John’s Pizza Road Team. The Network is the leading online and community source for everything Western and Country.

“Only the Brave,” the movie that tells the story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, opens nationwide on Friday, October 20. Starring: Josh Brolin, Miles Teller, Jeff Bridges, James Badge Dale, with Taylor Kitsch and Jennifer Connelly.

Few will forget the 20 men known as the Granite Mountain Hotshots and their battle against the Yarnell Hill fire near Prescott. Nineteen of those firefighters died on June 30, 2013 after becoming trapped in a circle of fire. Only one firefighter survived in what was one of the deadliest wildfires in recent US history.

Family, friends and officials have worked hard to preserve the memories of the 19 deceased firefighters. The town of Yarnell has honored the Granite Mountain Hotshots with a unique tribute, a rugged hiking trail that climbs the side of the mountain where the men died. Each of the fallen 19 hotshots is memorialized along the trail with a plaque. The movie provides another tribute to these heroes.

During the month of October, Papa John’s and Cowboy Lifestyle Network team up to benefit wildland firefighters from throughout the West. Go to www.papajohns.com and use the Promo Code WFF40 to get 40 percent off regular menu price items, with 10 percent of your discounted purchase price donated to the Wildland Firefighters Foundation (WFF). This offer is valid October 1-31 in limited cities within Arizona, Oregon, Wyoming, Illinois, Missouri and Kansas.

Based in Boise, Idaho, Wildland Firefighters Foundation provides aid to firefighters injured while battling grass or forest fires throughout the West. Support could include assistance with travel costs to bring family members to the bedside of an injured firefighter, or help with replacing lost wages during a firefighter’s medical leave. The Foundation also provides support and memorials to families of fallen firefighters.

Don’t miss your chance to see “Only the Brave” this October! Also, make sure to order some great food from Papa John’s with the WFF40 code to help provide support to worthy wildland firefighters from throughout the West!

Donate To The Wildland Firefighter Foundation

Dierks Bentley Writes and Records “Hold The Light” for The Movie ‘Only The Brave’

The distinctive vocals of multiplatinum singer/songwriter and Arizona native Dierks Bentley resonate throughout “Hold The Light,” his first-ever song written and recorded for a motion picture. The new song honors and embodies the spirit of the true heroism depicted in the film.

SAVE 40% OFF Papa John’s Pizza & Help Wildland Firefighters With Promo Code WFF40

Earnhardt Auto Centers is known for sales and service of reliable cars and trucks and the company’s support of all things rodeo. Earnhardt was one of the sponsors of the Rodeo Naked GCPRA Rodeo held September 22-23 in Queen Creek.

Attendees thrilled to Grand Canyon Pro Rodeo Association competition featuring top athletes from the GCPRA and surrounding areas. But this event was more than just a good time with great competition. Funds raised from this benefit rodeo will assist families affected by Hurricane Harvey. A food drive collected items for Red Cross shelters, and funds from silent auctions and 50/50 raffles held each night will help families who lost their homes from the hurricane.

Anytime you’re heading to the rodeo as a contestant or as a spectator, you won’t go wrong with the Ford F-250. The revamped 2017 model of the Ford F-250 reduced overall weight by using an aluminum-alloy body and a frame containing high-strength steel, which according to Ford makes the latest model about 350 pounds lighter than previous models.

Power is provided from a standard 6.2-liter V8 engine, or you can opt for the 6.7-liter turbodiesel V8 engine. With the trailer tow package, maximum towing capacity for the F-250 is 18,000 pounds — plenty for all your rodeo hauling needs!

Add-ons can customize your F-250 with safety and technology tools. Several camera and monitor systems can be added, including one camera mounted near the cab top — allowing you to check the cargo box. Another option, the “Trailer Reverse Guidance” system allows you to hook up your trailer on your own by guiding you on which way to turn the steering wheel while reversing. An additional camera can be placed on a trailer for even more assistance. Blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert and adapted cruise control are other popular options.

Horses Help is offering a spectacular educational event on Human Acupuncture!  Have you ever wanted to know what acupuncture and Chinese medicine are all about?  Perhaps you have an unrelenting, chronic pain condition and you have tried all other types of traditional therapies with minimal results and wondered if acupuncture could help you?  Maybe you have tried acupuncture once and had a bad experience, or you are just plain terrified of needles!  Now is your chance!!  

Annie Vedeler, L.Ac is a nationally accredited acupuncturist with six years of private practice in the valley.  She will be presenting at Horses Help on October 12 from 6:00-7:30 pm to share with you her knowledge and experience, stories from her practice, some Chinese medical theory, some humor and even a live acupuncture demonstration with up to 5 members of the audience.  

She will also be teaching you five acupressure points that you can apply in your own life to help with nausea, pain, fatigue and to calm anxiety!

Learn how acupuncture works, how it might benefit you, what types of disorders it treats and see a live demonstration for yourself!

Horses Help is offering this event free to those that pre-register. The event will be held on October 12, 2017, from 6 pm – 7:30 pm.  

Horses Help is located at 2601 E. Rose Garden Lane, Phoenix 85050.  Please contact Dr. Pat Evans, Community Education Coordinator, to reserve your seat at pat.e@horseshelp.org

More about Horses Help

This summer, news reports were filled with stories and photos of wildfires in the West, including in California, Washington and Oregon, and the devastation caused by these blazes.

In addition to endangering lives, homes, property and pets in the path of wildfire, these infernos also produced air quality issues for these regions and beyond. According to an article in the New York Times, summer wildfires generated plumes of smoke that spread across large regions of the country.

In early September, the air quality in the Pacific Northwest was temporarily the worst of any air quality being observed in the world. This was according to Berkeley Earth, an organization that monitors the climate. Both Washington and California declared states of emergency as skies browned and air filled with smoke. Regions of Oregon saw snowing ash.

Why They Need The Wildland Firefighter Foundation?

Wildland firefighters risk their lives throughout the season to battle these and other wildfires. In October, Papa John’s teams up with Cowboy Lifestyle Network to thank wildland firefighters by donating to the Wildland Firefighter Foundation (WFF). Use the code WFF40 when ordering online, and you’ll receive 40 percent off any regularly priced menu item. Papa John’s will donate 10 percent of your discounted purchase price to WFF. Not only do you get a great deal on a great pizza, you can also help a worthy cause! This offer is valid at limited cities in Arizona, Oregon, Wyoming, Colorado, Illinois, Missouri & Kansas through 10/31/17.

SAVE 40% OFF Papa John’s Pizza and Help Wildland Firefighters With Promo Code WFF40

Based in Boise, Idaho, WFF provides aid to firefighters injured while battling grass or forest fires throughout the West. Support could include assistance with travel costs to bring family members to the bedside of an injured firefighter, or help with replacing lost wages during a firefighter’s medical leave. Family members including children also receive support through an annual event which brings together families of fallen or injured firefighters.

Don’t think just buying a pizza or a tweet is gonna cut it.

Donate Directly To the The Wildland Firefighter Foundation

Hey, Cowboy! Cowboy Lifestyle Network & Papa John’s challenges you to put your money where your heart is!

CLN Fans get things done. Our fans are the best & we are proud of you guys. Your hearts are the best parts of America.

CLICK below and donate directly to the Wildland Firefighters Foundation for saving our collective butts during the 2017 Fire Season!

Donate A Buck A Week To the The Wildland Firefighter Foundation’s 52 Club

You can make a difference – please tell friends about the WFF.

This WFF is supported by individuals. They do not receive government money – they exist because thousands of you choose to support each other.

With the 52 Club, almost everyone can afford to donate just $1 per week for a year. That is $52 for an annual donation. Challenge your buddies, friends, family, and communities to join in.

Join the The Wildland Firefighter Foundation’s 52 CLub

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At The Range Steakhouse at Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino, you can sink your teeth into some of the best food around. The menu features thick, juicy steaks, fresh seafood, unique starters, bountiful salads and sides, and oversized desserts.  When you’re looking for a special occasion spot or a great meal any night of the week, check out The Range Steakhouse. 

Executive Chef Colin Ribble challenges his team to be creative, bringing in different products and ideas to try which is then presented every night as the “feature” dinner. The staff includes Chef Ribble, a sous chef, a room chef, and six cooks, all of whom have been with Ribble for some years.  

For Cowboy Lifestyle Network fans, Chef Ribble suggests the 16-ounce ribeye steak, grilled medium rare. “I prefer the fattier cut of meat,” Ribble says of the ribeye. “It has two different muscles one of which is my favorite the rib cap,  which is as tender as a filet but it’s got the marbling of the ribeye and the two together is perfect.” Ribble uses a kosher flake salt, coarser than regular salt, and coarse ground pepper to encrust the steak.   Ribble encourages fans to try out the good, simple tastes of The Range Steakhouse. Specialty sides to accompany the ribeye steak are grilled asparagus, sautéed mushrooms and onions, cavatappi macaroni and cheese, house parmesan garlic steak fries, roasted garlic mashed potatoes, vanilla-sweet mashed potatoes, sautéed spinach, or a baked potato. The appetizers include delicacies like shrimp cocktail martini and seared scallops.

For dessert, you can choose among crème brûlée; cast iron s’mores; sugar-free key lime cheesecake; a six-layer chocolate cake served with vanilla bean gelato, scoops of raspberry sorbet, or signature gelato; or a regularly changing, seasonal chef’s choice dessert.  Their after-dinner drinks offer the perfect nightcap to your meal.

The Range Steakhouse is open Sundays through Thursdays from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Fridays and Saturdays from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Call 480-802-5000 for reservations, or book your table online.

Make The Range Steakhouse part of your next evening out—you won’t be disappointed!  Tell them Cowboy Lifestyle Network sent you!

California Rodeo Salinas 2017 Highlights Video

The competition began in 1911 and was originally known as the Wild West Show. One year later, 4,000 spectators watched as cowboys and cowgirls from the community attempted to outdo each others time while riding bucking broncos. By 1914, the annual event was renamed the California Rodeo. During the 1940s, celebrity western stars began attending the event. Brahma bull riding was also introduced into the competition. Since that time, the pageantry, the number of events and competitors have gradually increased.