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September 24, 2026

Stoney’s Sunset features two live acts, line dancing, and more in October

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September 24, 2026

STONEY’S SUNSET TURNS UP THE COUNTRY WITH TWO LIVE ACTS IN OCTOBER

Pictured: Carver Louis (courtesy)

WHAT: Stoney’s Sunset keeps the good times rolling this October with two can’t-miss live performances, bringing big country energy, cold drinks, and boot-stomping entertainment to Henderson.

WHEN:
Sat. Oct. 3 Carver Louis
Sat., Oct. 24 Wyatt Putman

WHERE: Stoney’s Sunset inside Sunset Station
1301 W. Sunset Road, Henderson

ABOUT CARVER LOUIS

Hailing from small town, Tooele, Utah – Carver is no stranger to figh8ng for a dream. From backyard barbecues to downtown Salt Lake City, he had fans singing lyrics back to him after the first listen. After the success of singles Change Up and Rot Gut, Carver moved to Nashville and could be seen downtown at writer’s rounds and across the West Coast playing festivals such as Country Fan Fest and Night in the Country. During his career, Carver has been given the opportunity to share the stage with Ella Langley, Muscadine Bloodline, Chris Janson, John Morgan, Carly Pierce, Morgan Evans, Lily Rose, Midland, and Easton Corbin.

ABOUT WYATT PUTMAN

From the sun-drenched river bottoms of Southwest Arkansas, Wyatt Putman emerges as a definitive voice in the realm of Country Rock, infused with the spirit of Southern heritage. Proudly hailing from this untamed corner of the Natural State, Wyatt’s music channels the raw authenticity and gritty attitude of his upbringing. Raised amidst the rolling landscapes and winding riverways that define Southwest Arkansas, Wyatt found solace and inspiration in the rich tapestry of Southern sounds. His musical journey began in the heart of this storied region, where the echoes of southern melodies shaped his musical identity. Wyatt’s album, My Kinda Country, released on March 1, 2024, marks a pivotal moment in his career. Produced under the seasoned expertise of Kent Wells, a respected figure in Nashville and a Grammy-nominated producer, the album is a fusion of traditional country roots and the gritty energy of Dirt Road Country Rock. Featuring standout tracks like “Back Road Country Music” with Frank Foster and the spirited anthem “Outlaw Shit,” Wyatt’s distinctive style shines through with unparalleled authenticity. His latest Album “Round Here Town” also produced by Kent Wells & released May 15, 2026, proves growth in his songwriting and his desire to take the music on the road to the fans.

ABOUT STONEY’S SUNSET

From the creators of the award-winning, world famous Stoney’s Rockin’ Country and Stoney’s North Forty comes Stoney’s Sunset, a premiere destination for locals and tourists 21 and over who are looking for a true honkytonk with live music, line dancing, mechanical bull riding, beer pong, pool tables, and an expansive patio. Located inside Sunset Station, and open Wednesday through Saturday, Stoney’s Sunset offers free line dance lessons nightly at 7:30 and 8:30 p.m., special promotions including honoring First Responders with free cover and a free Coors Banquet along with their World-Famous Ladies Night on Wednesdays where ladies can enjoy $3 drinks. For more information, visit https://stoneys.com/stoneys-sunset/ or follow Stoney’s Sunset on Instagram @stoneyssunset.

ABOUT SUNSET STATION

Located in Henderson, NV, on Sunset Blvd. and Stephanie Rd., Sunset Station is in the midst of a property-wide transformation. The property, which opened in June of 1997, offers more than 450 hotel rooms and suites, an expansive casino floor and lively Gaudi center bar modeled after the iconic Barcelona artist’s work. Sunset Station is home to live entertainment including concert and lounge venues at the outdoor poolside amphitheater, and the Side Lawn, bowling at Strike Zone, Regal Cinemas movie theatre with 3D and IMAX offerings as well as numerous bars and lounges including an all-new casino bar unveiled in January 2026. Sunset Station also offers a wide variety of dining options, including Sonoma Cellar steakhouse, Pasta Cucina, Oyster Bar, The Brass Fork, and several casual dining options in a food court setting. The property debuted a stunning new STN Sportsbook and bright new casino floor remodel alongside an all-new Yard House and is currently in the midst of a property renovation that includes the newly renovated Gaudi Bar and casino pit, Stoney’s Sunset Country Bar, Sunset Bar, Leticia’s and additional guest-facing enhancements coming later this year. Sunset also offers meeting and convention facilities. To learn more about Sunset Station, please call 702.547.7777 or visit www.sunsetstation.com or follow on social media @sunsetstation.

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MEDIA CONTACTS:

Stoney’s Sunset
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hillary@sropr.com

Sunset Station
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Image of Carver Louis is courtesy. Other images and/or interviews are available upon request.

September 3, 2026

Stoney’s Sunset hits all the right notes in September with live country music, dancing, and more

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September 3, 2026

BOOTS, BEATS, & GOOD TIMES: STONEY’S SUNSET HITS ALL THE RIGHT NOTES IN SEPTEMBER

Pictured: Jake Jacobsen (courtesy)

WHAT: Fresh off their exciting grand opening last month, Stoney’s Sunset, the newest country bar in town, is giving locals and visitors another reason to saddle up and hit the dance floor, from line dancing and live country music to cold drinks and late-night entertainment.

WHEN: Sat. Sept. 5 American Mile
Sat., Sept. 26 Jake Jacobsen

WHERE: Stoney’s Sunset inside Sunset Station
1301 W. Sunset Road, Henderson

ABOUT AMERICAN MILE

American Mile is more than just a band—they’re a touring beast, Southern-rock torchbearers, and storytellers of the real American grind. An embodiment of road-dog grit, American Mile is keeping Southern rock alive, loud, and unstoppable. Hailing from Los Angeles but rooted deeply in Southern rock, these sonic nomads hit nearly 200 shows a year, burning the midnight oil from coast to coast. With a sound that blends Aerosmith’s firepower, The Black Crowes’ edge, and Chris Stapleton’s soul, the Los Angeles-based band delivers a high-energy mix of country grit and rock-and-roll swagger that’s as authentic as it is electrifying. Their latest album, American Dream, produced by Grammy-nominated Keith Nelson (Buckcherry) and Bruce Witkin, captures the highs and lows of chasing music in modern America. New Noise Magazine praised it as “unyielding country-rock that documents what it actually costs to chase musical dreams,” while Glide Magazine called it “swaggering and soulful rock and roll energy.” But it’s the stage where American Mile truly comes alive. With blistering harmonies, searing guitars, and sweat-soaked energy, they’ve built a reputation as one of the hardest-hitting live bands on the road today. From the studio’s soulful reflections to the stage’s full-throttle energy, they deliver a relentless pulse that keeps them—and their fans—rolling full speed ahead.

ABOUT JAKE JACOBSEN

Country music has always been about knowing exactly who you are — and Jake Jacobson does. Born in Reno, Nevada and raised in a small logging and ranching town, country wasn’t a trend, it was a way of life. Just like his music today, Jacobson grew up on steel guitar, shuffle beats, and songs that meant something. The soundtrack of his childhood wasn’t chasing charts — it was Brooks & Dunn, Keith Whitley, and Randy Travis blasting through the speakers. Prior to stepping into a writing room, he was a world-class athlete chasing big dreams under bright lights. But when the pressure mounted, it wasn’t a crowd that steadied him — it was country music. Long before Nashville ever called, Jacobson was on stage singing with his dad and studying the craft of real country music — heartbreak, redemption, and hard-earned truth. Now, making the jump to Music City, Jacobson is part of a new wave bringing traditional country back to the forefront — not as reminiscent thought, but as a standard. After cutting his teeth on the road opening for Randall king, Clay Walker, and more, he built a reputation as a baritone vocalist with grit, conviction, and a sound rooted firmly in country’s most timeless era. In 2026, he steps fully into his defining chapter with the release of his debut full-length album later this year — a record that refuses to chase trends and instead leans hard into pedal steel, honkytonk heaters, and songs that cut deep. The first single, How Honky Tonk Are You, says it plain. Swagger and dancehall confidence collide in a track built for two-stepping and neon lights. It’s not a costume. It’s not nostalgia. It’s who he is at his core. In a time of experimentation and blurred lines, Jake Jacobson doubles down and draws one in the dirt.