BELLES - A Rising Nashville Star with Special Guest: the Front Range Cowboys

BELLES with Jeff Goodwin & the Front Range Cowboys Live at the Buffalo Rose | Historic Downtown Golden, Colorado.
Nashville is calling — and Golden is answering. The Buffalo Rose is proud to welcome BELLES (Kelli Belles) to the Rose Event Center stage for a night of bold, big-hearted country music straight from Music City.
Originally hailing from Omaha and now based in Nashville, BELLES has racked up 100M+ streams, a #3 iTunes Country Chart hit with "Crazy As Me," and a collaboration with the legendary Dolly Parton on her remarkable self-penned song "Son of Jolene." With electric live performances and vivid songwriting that bridges the Grand Ole Opry with the modern edge of today's country, BELLES brings a show you won't forget.
Opening the night, Colorado's own Jeff Goodwin & the Front Range Cowboys set the stage with classic country hits and original tunes that have made them a beloved Front Range favorite. Jeff, the Colorado Country Music Hall of Fame's 2025 Male Vocalist of the Year, knows how to get boots dancing and the crowd fired up.
Get your tickets now — you won't want to miss this one!
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Showtimes
7:00 pm - Jeff Goodwin & the Front Range Cowboys
Colorado Country Music Hall of Fame's 2025 Male Vocalist of the Year, Jeff Goodwin fronts the Front Range Cowboys — a beloved Colorado staple delivering classic country hits and original tunes that pack dance floors from Golden to Fort Collins. Authentic, high-energy, and guaranteed to get your boots moving!
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8:00 pm - BELLES
In a world of imitators and social media facades, BELLES (Kelli Belles) stands out as an artist unapologetically true to herself. Hailing from Omaha and now based in Nashville, BELLES brings a Midwest grit and authenticity to everything she does, balancing small-town roots with big-stage ambition. Her voice is as striking as her presence—effortlessly blending a dreamy, modern edge with the timeless soul of country music’s golden era.
2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year, highlighted by her remarkable self-penned song “Son of Jolene,” featuring global music icon Dolly Parton.“The country music legend, 80, tells PEOPLE, ‘When I heard ‘Son of Jolene,’ I thought it was very clever. No one had ever thought of it that way.’” Releasing on April 17, rising star BELLES steps into country music tradition with a bold, imaginative follow-up to one of the genre’s most iconic songs. Reflecting on the moment she learned that Parton wanted to join her for the final recording, the 26-year-old said, “I could die happy now.” — The Sun