Rodeo Entertainment
Rodeo Announcer
Austin Williams
Austin Williams hangs his hat in Bloomfield, MO where he was born and raised. He has competed in rodeo since age 7 competing in rough stock events, calf roping and team roping.
His announcing career actually came by accident when he was asked to fill in for a sick announcer at a rodeo one night and, as most would say, the rest is history.
In January 2013 Austin competed in the IFR 43 Contract Act Showcase against several other top announcers in the country and took home the title of Reserve Champion.
His wife and full time traveling partner Samantha, originally from Advance, MO also grew up in the rodeo scene competing in barrel racing, goat tying, and breakaway roping. She steps in on the production side and plays the music setting the ultimate rodeo atmosphere for audiences and contestants.
They now travel the country together bringing quality sound and entertainment, from Michigan to Georgia and everywhere in between, one rodeo at a time. With Austin being one of the youngest announcers traveling the country calling all the rodeo action, you can bet its going to be a wild and western time!
His announcing career actually came by accident when he was asked to fill in for a sick announcer at a rodeo one night and, as most would say, the rest is history.
In January 2013 Austin competed in the IFR 43 Contract Act Showcase against several other top announcers in the country and took home the title of Reserve Champion.
His wife and full time traveling partner Samantha, originally from Advance, MO also grew up in the rodeo scene competing in barrel racing, goat tying, and breakaway roping. She steps in on the production side and plays the music setting the ultimate rodeo atmosphere for audiences and contestants.
They now travel the country together bringing quality sound and entertainment, from Michigan to Georgia and everywhere in between, one rodeo at a time. With Austin being one of the youngest announcers traveling the country calling all the rodeo action, you can bet its going to be a wild and western time!
Funnyman
Donnie Landis
