Doors At 8:00 PM, show starts at 8:30 PM. Seating is FCFS.

Door Fees are as follows:
8:00PM - Close | $10

We’re throwing it back to the Big Valley Jamboree days with a special reunion party featuring one of the original BVJ icons — Shannon Smith — live on stage at Cook County Saloon!

🔥 PLUS — You could win a signed guitar by all the BVJ artists!
Just show up before 10:00 PM and you’ll be automatically entered to win this incredible collector’s item. One lucky fan is walking away with a piece of country music history!

🎶 Expect all the throwback BVJ vibes, amazing drink specials, and nonstop country energy.

Doors open at 8:00 PM — so grab your crew, wear your boots, and get ready to two-step your way back to the glory days.We’re throwing it back to the Big Valley Jamboree days with a special reunion party featuring one of the original BVJ icons — Shannon Smith — live on stage at Cook County Saloon!

At Cook County Saloon, we're proud to have been a part of the Alberta country music scene for the past 43 years. We've always believed in supporting local and national artists, providing a venue to showcase their talent and connect with their fans.

Rarely does a performer come along with such unbridled energy, dedication and natural talent as that of Shannon Smith. Her music is influenced by the poise and traditionalism of Lorrie Morgan, the showmanship and flare of Shania Twain and the strength of Sheryl Crow. No genre is off limits, whether it be driving country or classic rock, as is evident by her medleys of 80’s and modern dance hits.

Shannon was thrilled to be the Winner of the Country 105/Lammle’s Rising Star Contest held at Ranchman’s, Calgary, “Battle of the Bands Winner” 2022 and most recently opener for Lee Brice, Badlands Festival 2023. She graced the MainStage – “Country Thunder Festival,” 2022 along with several top-notch venues and events throughout Alberta, including the Big Valley Jamboree and the Alberta Pro Rodeo circuit. Shannon has also opened for Canadian country recording artist Chad Brownlee, super group Lonestar, Johnny Reid, Duane Steele, Julian Austin and Aaron Pritchett.

Shannon released her debut album “Tell Me Something,” charting five singles that garnered her much attention at Canadian radio. Her fourth single “Settle Down” reached #2 on the Hot Country 50 chart in Queensland, Australia, landing her between Eric Church’s “Drink In My Hand” and Lady Antebellum’s “We Owned The Night”. “Take Me Drunk# I’m Home” and “Can’t Have My Heart” highlighted the overall strength of Shannon’s album.

The new album “I Hate Long Goodbyes,” includes collaborations with Patricia Conroy, “Nashville Star” winner Angela Hacker and songwriter Wade Kirby(I Saw God Today, George Strait). Accolades include Female Vocalist Of The Year and Fan’s Choice nominations by the Alberta Country Music Association. With the upcoming release of Shannon’s new iPhone artist app and her weekly webisode series, 2023 is promising to be a ground-breaking year.

While maintaining her girl-next-door charm and honest sincerity, Shannon Smith’s star continues to quickly rise. This beautiful and talented singer’s unmistakable style and distinct sound is sure to draw rave reviews and serious attention throughout the music industry.