As part of their Professional Bull Riders radio tour to promote their debut album on Epic, Wild Horses stopped by the studios of WXBQ and gave a private conference room concert for the Rabbit Station Staff. The group grabbed big applause as they sang songs from their upcoming CD. The PBR album and Wild Horses video will be released near late August, so keep an eye out for it. As the group puts it, "Dig your heels in and hang on tight. We're about to kick it up a notch!"

Here's what has been written about Wild Horses:

"They call it the 'frontier-free-for-all'. That means a Wild Horses concert is more than great music. It’s a visual experience, a sensory explosion of sound and movement. Some say it’s the equivalent of a heart thumping, seat shaking, sensurround action movie. Wild Horses are bar none the rowdiest, rockin’est country band in the nation."

"Fronted by Angela Rae, a sexy female lead who sets the other horses, as well as the audience, on fire, Wild Horses ignites their 'frontier-free-for-all' party. Together for close to a decade, the four founding members of Wild Horses have created one of the most exciting concert experiences ever encountered in any musical genre. Yes, they are all over the stage. Yes, Wild Horses are just as much fun to watch as to listen to. But they have not forgotten the sound or the songs. Their soaring harmonies and their thought-provoking lyrics have fans thinking about the music long after Wild Horses have left town. And when Wild Horses are there, the fans dance. On tables. On chairs. Sometimes even on stage. Everyone gets caught in the spirit when Wild Horses are in the house."

"For the past few years, Wild Horses have toured roughly 200 dates a year, revving their music across the country. From the National Finals Rodeo and Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo to corporate parties, state fair grounds, and dance clubs nationwide, Wild Horses are igniting fans everywhere. Currently signed to SONY Music Nashville, Wild Horses are setting the stage for an explosive career. Watch for them. They’ll see you on the frontier."

Wild Horses at the Rabbit Station...96.9 WXBQ