Honkey-Tonk singer showdown: Rooster’s yodeling karaoke competition crowns inaugural winner
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The inaugural Rooster’s Honky-Tonk Karaoke finals took place Thursday night and a winner has been named. Yodeling queen Taylor Dunn took the title, but it w… The inaugural Rooster's Honky-Tonk Karaoke competition, held at the club in Berkeley, California, crowned its first winner, Taylor Dunn, with $500, a recording session and the promise of her song being played on Outlaw Radio Country. Robert Reyes and Byron Butler were placed in third and second respectively. The competition was part of an American Idol-style competition, with two contestants eliminated each week at a club each night.
Published : 2 months ago by Luis Garcia in Entertainment
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The inaugural Rooster’s Honky-Tonk Karaoke finals took place Thursday night and a winner has been named.
Yodeling queen Taylor Dunn took the title, but it was close. Robert Reyes took third in the five-week American Idol-style competition, and Byron Butler took second.
For the past five past five weeks, two contestants were eliminated each Thursday night at the downtown club, culminating a showdown of the final three.
Dunn received $500, a recording session and the promise of her song played on 103.7 Outlaw Radio Country.