WYO Theater

Join us in celebrating and recognizing the achievements of Sheridan County high school athletes. All year they work through busy schedules, weather and other adversity to achieve big things on and off the field, court and track.

In addition to a guest speaker and awards program, The Sheridan Press recognizes a winner of the Katie Malin French Be Fierce Award for Perseverance. This award, named in honor of former Press employee and local athlete, honors a local athlete who has shown grit and character in overcoming adversity. The award also includes a scholarship.

Please note: Individual award nominees will receive 1 complimentary ticket to attend the event. They must redeem their ticket from the WYO box office. We recommend each nominee pick up their ticket from the WYO before the night of the event.

Tailgate snacks at 6 p.m.   ♦   Awards program at 7 p.m.

  General Admission – All tickets $15

Dave Stamey is one of the most popular and celebrated Western entertainers performing today, Stamey has received multiple awards from the Western Music Association, including entertainer of the year (seven times), male performer of the year (seven times) and songwriter of the year (five times) and in 2016, was inducted into the International Western Music Hall of Fame.

 With every album, Stamey brings another dozen of wordsmithed wonders. Known for his true-to-life visions of the West, his audiences attest that his songs come from authentic experience with a bit of romance and humor added for good measure. Stamey’s audience is so loyal that many of his songs have become personal anthems, and he can be hard-pressed to determine what encore song to leave out, simply because there are so many his audience loves and wants to hear.

 With the real, foot-in-the-stirrup life Stamey has lived, he has found no shortage of inspiration, especially when horses, mules, dogs or cattle are involved. He says he tries to keep his music very invitational and open for “civilians,” yet authentic enough for those who would know can recognize his knowledge.

 “This music,” Stamey says, “is a celebration of shared heritage—an appreciation of the West as both a place and state of mind. It helps bring the audience together, whether they know which end of the cow gets up first or not.” Article courtesy of Bill Reynolds, Western Horseman

 “It doesn’t matter if you are a farmer, an electrician, deputy sheriff, horse shoer, own a tire dealership, or are an English major at Stanford, Davey will touch your heart through laughter and song.”  --Baxter Black, Author, Poet, Humorist, Radio Commentator

"Perhaps the greatest cowboy balladeer alive today."
--Seth Hopkins, Director, Booth Western Art Museum, Cartersville, GA

“If you haven’t discovered him yet, it’s time to broaden your horizons…”

-- Cowboys and Indians Magazine

“A Night of Patsy Cline with Juliette Angelo” has wowed full house audiences throughout Montana and Wyoming. If you love Patsy Cline, you won’t want to miss this one-of-a-kind show. 

Unlike most tribute shows, “A Night of Patsy Cline” is a solo performance with Juliette Angelo and her guitar. Patsy Cline’s intimate melodies are stripped down to their very core, which allows her music’s storytelling, heartbreak, and soulfulness to shine through.

With a set list also including songs from some of the great ladies of the 50’s and 60’s, this show is a celebration for anyone who loves that era of music.

About Juliette Angelo:

Juliette Angelo is an actress, singer, and songwriter. You may recognize Juliette from her prominent roles as Emily Fornell on NCIS, Geneva on Shameless, and as Reba McEntire’s daughter June on ABC’s Malibu Country.

Born in Little Falls, New Jersey, Juliette spent her childhood performing in Manhattan on Broadway, in the shows How the Grinch Stole Christmas, the Tony Award winning Billy Elliot, and as Jane Banks in Mary Poppins.

Juliette’s first record, “Fields of Tennessee”, is available on streaming. Juliette is known for her intricate songwriting skills and abstract way of communicating her own emotions. Juliette draws creative inspiration from her childhood experiences, sobriety, and day to day life. Her two major influences are Patsy Cline and Mac Miller. She is a natural performer with a traditional Broadway background, and her voice holds a vintage quality that can only be described as timeless.

Juliette is based out of Billings, MT.

Jillian Nordberg (opener):

Jillian Nordberg is 15 year old singer, songwriter, and guitar player from Cody, Wyoming. Jillian has always gravitated towards classic country artists, falling in love with the music of Johnny Cash when she was just 3 years old. She started publicly performing and competing musically at the young age of 5 years old. She can be seen playing in local venues as well as opening for several visiting bands and solo artists. 

Jillian draws inspiration from the artists she grew up listening to, such as Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Alison Kraus, and Merle Haggard. Jillian has played in the company of local and Nashville songwriters and songwriting events. She is known for her own distinctive singing style and her original songs.