Rodeo Announcer
Kelly Kenney
2026 Pro Rodeo Clown & Barrelman
Dustin the "Jester" Jenkins
Dustin grew up with the western lifestyle running through his blood. From his father, Larry Jenkins to his brother, LJ Jenkins, they were all able to share the “cowboy tradition” together. At the age of 11, Dustin was introduced to the rough stock events called steer riding as well as Jr. bull riding and was obsessed. He competed in bull riding, bareback, and saddle bronc for a couple of years until around the age of 13 when he took interest in bullfighting.
He started fighting in Billings, MO on Wednesdays. After taking some hard hits and getting ran over too many times, he realized he needed help from someone that knew what they were doing.
In 1998, Dustin went to a bullfighting school that Rex Dunn hosted and gained a great friendship and learned so much about fighting bulls. He fought bulls professionally until 2002 when unfortunately, he was diagnosed as a Type 1 Diabetic. Dustin did not let that slow him down. He chose to become a Professional Rodeo Clown/Barrelman and travel all over the world to entertain his fans.
Dustin has received multiple awards for "clowning around" and has entertained at some of the biggest events. Dustin strives to make people happy and laugh, and this is the reason why he chose this career path. What makes Dustin a good rodeo clown is he is full of energy, he likes to find humor in every situation, and he loves to see people laughing, especially when they need it most.
Dustin, his wife Lindsey, and family reside in Marshfield, MO. They enjoy traveling all over the world seeing different parts and meeting new people. Him and his family are a great addition to the rodeo world.
Rodeo Sound
Mark Evans
Growing up on a ranch his granddad worked, Mark was always interested in horses, cattle, and rodeo. All through school that's all he wanted to do. At a very young age he was horseback helping his granddad. Once in school he started learning cowboy poetry where he was asked to perform at several organizations, benefits, and banquets. So he's always had the gift of gab. Once he was old enough to start rodeoing he wanted to ride bulls. He didn't do very well at being a bull rider so he started trying to be a bullfighter. Then one day he realized he would be much better off using his God-given talent and started being a sound engineer and playing music.
He quickly found out he could last a lot longer and get paid for it too. He quickly started to succeed at this trade and in 2009 he joined the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, where he has worked PRCA Rodeos for several years. In 2011 he was selected to work as the music director for the International Finals Rodeo where he has worked that event for 15 years consecutively. In 2016 he was chosen to work the Prairie Circuit Finals Rodeo as music director, 2018 Columbia River Circuit Finals Rodeo, and in 2018 and 2022 he was voted on by his peers as PRCA.
Tops 5 Music Director of the Year. 2023 Mark was selected to be the Music Director for the Wrangler National Finals Steer Roping. Mark Says he owes all his success to his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and he wouldn't be where he is today if it wasn't for him!!
Mark's accomplishments
- 2x PRCA Music Director of the Year nominee (2018, 2022)
- 2023 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo Steer Roping Music Director
- 2018 Columbia River Circuit Finals Rodeo Music Director
- 2016 Prairie Circuit Finals Rodeo Music Director
- 15x International Finals Rodeo Music Director
- 2023-2024 ACRA Finals Music Director
- 2016 Wrangler Champions Challenge Tour Finale
- 2006 CRRA Rodeo Announcer of the Year
- 12 years on the Superbull INC. Tour
- Several PBR and ProRodeos with 24 years plus experience
- Most of my Rodeos I've been with them for 10 years or more
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FrostView Productions
FrostView Productions is a growing, hands-on production company built around reliable, high-quality event coverage and support. What began as a small rodeo setup has expanded into a coast-to-coast operation, now serving rodeos and live events across the United States while staying true to a grounded, straightforward approach.
A typical FrostView crew includes a director, a stats director, and a rotating team of two to six camera operators, with an audio engineer brought in when events call for it. The team handles live video, big-screen operation, graphics, and on-site production support, working closely with committees and producers to keep shows running smooth and professional from start to finish.
Known for flexibility, teamwork, and a friendly, no-drama work style, FrostView Productions fits in wherever the job takes them and takes pride in building shows people enjoy and remember.
After Rodeo Entertainment
The Jerry Schmitt Band
Nashville recording artist Jerry Schmitt and his band, The Jerry Schmitt Band, have become known as one of the premier country artist / bands in the United States. They have made a name for themselves by establishing their own original sound – a blend of modern and traditional country music with a rockabilly influence. Their sound appeals to young and old alike, and their love of performing and dedication to preserving traditional country music makes each of their shows a unique experience for their fans.
Jerry's sophomore album, "Wishful Thinking" released in Oct of 2016, is a tribute album to some of his heroes of traditional country music. The album consists of a selection of Jerry's favorite songs and are sure to evoke emotion from the listener as a result of the powerful performance, instrumentation, and lyrics. It is anticipated that it will become a favorite album for anyone who loves traditional country music!!
Since the release of Jerry's first album, "100 Miles," it has received radio air play not only in his home state of Wisconsin, but internationally in such diverse countries as Australia, Sweden, England, Japan, Germany, France, and Romania to name a few. The album, consisting exclusively of his own original songs, has drawn rave reviews from people across the United States and abroad.
Jerry also recorded a gospel album in Nashville and released it in the summer of 2013. What began as a gift for his mother, turned into a great album. It is a must have for any country gospel fan.
Over the years, Jerry and his band have opened for numerous national acts including: Joe Nichols, Lee Brice, Randy Houser, John Conley, Cross Canadian Ragweed, the Oak Ridge Boys, Lorrie Morgan, Danielle Peck, Merle Haggard, and Joe Diffie.
Jerry and his band have been recognized with many awards and titles over the years, including being crowned the 2007 State Country Band Champions by the HODAG Country Music Festival. In addition to playing at many festivals, he has also entertained at dozens of bars, beer tents, county fairs, casinos, and rodeos across the Midwest and the United States.
Jerry and his band have had the opportunity to play in Nashville numerous times at such legendary locales as Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, 12th & Porter, Swinging Doors Bar & Grill, Honky-Tonk Central, and the historic Ryman Auditorium.
The Jerry Schmitt Band consists of an all-star cast of talented musicians that bring an electrifying presence to the stage with many years of experience. The band showcases steel guitar, fiddle, keyboard / organ, lead guitar, rhythm guitar, bass guitar, and drums.
Jerry also offers other entertainment options, including a duo, trio, or 4 pc band for smaller venues or budget limitations. Performances booked under the duo or trio options are known as "The Schmittkickers".