Ronnie and Eric take great pride in faithfully performing the Brooks and Dunn hits, and delivering a quality show that combines this great music with the showmanship excitement, rowdy honky-tonk style, and –yes, a sense of humor – that have all become Brooks and Dunn trademarks.

Both of these talented performers have been playing the roles of Kix and Ronnie for years now – Eric as a long-time member of ‘Country Music USA’ and Ronnie in the Nashville-based Brooks and Dunn Tribute show ‘Borderline’, which also showcased a couple of times in Vegas. Eric and Ronnie began working together as Brooks & Dunn in 2005 and the response from audiences has been overwhelming. ‘This act is fueled by a tremendous love and respect for the music,’ explains Ronnie. ‘I’ve been a big fan of Brooks and Dunn since day one, and I’ve been singing most of this material for years…I’m extremely flattered when folks tell me I sound like Ronnie Dunn, because he’s one of the best vocalists in Country Music history. I’ve been out on the town and people yell ‘Ronnie!’ and I turn around, (‘cause that really is my name), and they’ll tap their buddy on the shoulder and say ‘See, I told you it was Ronnie Dunn!’ But lightning really struck me when I saw the ‘Honky Tonk Truth’ video, and Dale Earnhardt was impersonating Kix. When I met Eric York and started working with him onstage, I was immediately impressed by his dead-on delivery of the vocals and stage moves necessary to bring this act to life.’