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December 31, 2007
2007 "A Year to Remember" for Shane Yellowbird

2007 was a year of high flying success for handsome cowboy crooner Shane Yellowbird. Yellowbird is finishing off the year with a bang as he tucks his third #1 Canadian single "I Remember the Music", under his belt.

Yellowbird was recognized with a multitude of awards in 2007, including Aboriginal Entertainer of the Year at the Aboriginal People's Choice Music Awards and Best Male Artist at the Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards. Yellowbird was also honoured with the coveted "Chevy Truck Rising Star Awards" at the Canadian Country Music Awards. In total, Yellowbird received a staggering 16 major award nominations in 2007.

There was plenty of time on the road in 2007 as Shane played over 100 dates during the course of the year. He started off the year with a cross Canada tour with Emerson Drive, and finished on the Eastern leg of the biggest Paul Brandt tour in history. Shane blew every crowd away wherever he was playing. According to Nick Meinema of the Agency Group, 2008 is looking to be another big year for Yellowbird. "Shane's 2008 is already almost booked up, I'm thrilled to be working with him, and I'm looking forward to seeing what the Shane Yellowbird team pulls off in the year to come."

Yellowbird remains humble about his success, even as he continues to top the charts and draw crowds wherever he goes. "This year has been the craziest, best time of my life, and things just seem to be getting better" comments Yellowbird on 2007. "The fans have been truly unbelievable to me, -- I sure am thankful for it, and I want to keep bringing them music and making them smile."

As good as things have been for this shy cowboy, it looks like things are only getting better in 2008, as Yellowbird will be spending plenty of time on the road, as well as writing and preparing for a new album.

For further information visit www.shaneyellowbird.com

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