Mosey on down to this Boot Scootin' Bash at the Regal Beagle Macleod (180, 94 Ave.SE) featuring the SHAMEFUL HUSSIES FRI•APR•17th•8PM (Dinner 5-8PM Show 8PM) NO COVER! Reserve your spot > regalbeagle.scvr.co. Regal Beagle Macleod 180, 94th Ave. SE Saddle up for this rip-roaring night of western fun including: ☆Live Outlaw Country Music with a Rockabilly edge. The SHAMEFUL HUSSIES blazin' up the stage at 8pm. ☆Western themed market vendors selling wood burnt cowboy collectibles, jewelry & more in the back room with BEN & EMMA. Check them out on Facebook: Burns By Ben / Joy of Art ☆LINE DANCING between sets ☆Prizes for everyone in Western Wear ☆BBQ Menu featuring smoked BABY BACK RIBS, & BULL RIDER BURGERS ☆Moonshine Mules, Ranch Water & Shameless Shooters starting at $5 ☆Kitchen open until 1am! $8 Snow Crab Clusters, $10 Double Well Highballs, $6 Fireball, $6 Shafts ☆Eve finishes with mob rules DJ or Karaoke with host TRAVIS Time to get a little rowdy!!! No ticket required, although we recommend reserving your table in advance at: regalbeagle.scvr.co BAND BIO The Shameful Hussies are a five-piece band of rebel rousers serving up outlaw country with a rockabilly edge—and a whole lot of sass. Fronted by Métis and Blackfoot nationale, this powerhouse group of multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriters blends gritty storytelling with high-energy performances. Their sound pays homage to the traditions of their outlaw and rockabilly heroes, spinning tales of heartbreak, revenge, love, loss, and liquor-soaked nights. From tender country duets to fierce, femme-fueled vocals and lush harmonies, every member brings bold solos and undeniable stage presence. Their influences span icons like Miranda Lambert, Johnny Cash, The Pistol Annies, Loretta Lynn, Brandy Clark, Corb Lund, and The Judds, with a little Carlene Carter and Hillbilly Moon Explosion thrown in for good measure—not to mention a nod to fiddle-fueled legends like Charlie Daniels. The Shameful Hussies have lit up stages across Alberta, including festival appearances at Waynestock (Wayne, 2022) and Lie Low in Milo (2024), and have played alongside local favorites like The Lovebullies.