Shane Lee Band

Concerts

We can put on a 2 hour rockin' country show

Weddings

We have many beautiful love songs

Fundraisers

We can help you raise money for your charity

Testimonials

We have had the privilege to play for many people and we always like it when they come away happy and satisfied. Have a look what our fans said about us.

I just wanted to thank all of you for your fun, stellar, gifted, entertaining and wonderful show on Saturday night. I was truly sad to see it end, as were audience members. It is rare that an audience stays… and stays…. and stays….! That is a credit to your show. I think people would have stayed until sunrise if we let them. I am just sad that you weren’t playing in a stadium getting millions for your performance! :-) You are all very talented musicians / vocalists / entertainers. What a privilege for all in attendance! Thank you for performing in the series. Can’t wait to see you again!

Anne

Homestead Concert Series Organizer
Fun music, friendly band members. Everyone had a great time! Highly recommend these guys! Five Stars!

Stephanie

Event Organizer
Thank you for the concert last night at Homestead! It was the best music of the series, and your performance was truly a highlight of our summer.

Jeff

Audience Member
Really enjoyed your band the entire night in Alpine last night, but you really got me at Chris LeDoux.

Brad

Audience Member

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From our blog

See what’s going on with the Shane Lee Band. Here are the most recent posts.

Good Things Utah

on August 3, 2010

Shane Lee Band on Good Things Utah In the summer of 2010 a cute couple hired us to play for their wedding. “Good Things Utah” decided to do a bit on what they would do if they couldn’t do what they were doing. Angie Larsen decided she wanted to be a wedding singer, so she put an add out in the paper looking for anyone who was getting married that would be willing to let her sing at their wedding.

Assembly at Belmont

on May 20, 2022

Well, a lot of things have changed since COVID happend. We didn’t get to do the music assembly for 2 years. And John Jay has changed schools. He’s now teaching at Belmont Elementary. So, guess where we did the Music Assembly this year. That’s right. We did it at Belmont Elementary. We were joined by Scott Greer on guitar. This is a fun event for the kids where we teach them about the language of music.

Assembly at Eaglecrest 2019

on May 24, 2019

So, every Friday, my students and I walk down to the 1st grade and I teach the kids fun songs and bring an instrument of the week. It’s my favorite 30 minutes of the entire week. Every spring, I bring my whole drum set and a couple random musician friends to teach the kids about “The Language of Music”. We introduce our instruments and then discuss the fact that style, tempo, time signature and key signature help musicians that have never met be able to play music together.

Naked Waiters at Homestead

on June 2, 2018

JohnJay and I had the great pleasure of running sound for a fun ukelele group called the Naked Waiters at the Homestead Summer Concert Series. They played some fun originals along with their own renditions of pop songs. They’re a cool group of guys and a pleasure to work with. Checkout their youtube channel HERE.