August 6, 2007
Texas Roadhouse Productions announces they will be producing a series of live and delayed Internet broadcasts to our armed forces in Iraq and overseas from the Sturgis Bike Rally in
July 21, 2007 (Press Release) --
Texas Roadhouse Productions announces they will be producing a series of live and delayed Internet broadcasts to our armed forces in Iraq and overseas from the Sturgis Bike Rally in association with DVIDSHUB.NET, a state-of-the-art operation that provides a timely, accurate and reliable connection between the media around the world and the military serving in Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain. The Rally, in its 67th year, is the largest event of its kind in America. These special tributes are a salute to the valiant men and women who are risking their lives serving our country abroad.
The broadcast’s Executive Producer, Mr. Gerald Prince of Myrtle Beach S.C. is himself a disabled veteran, knowing all too well the positive impact these showings of Homeland support mean to our troops overseas. “These broadcasts are a vital and important statement to our troops on behalf of both the American Veterans and the bike riding community in general. I am proud to show my support to our troops by enabling these landmark broadcasts to occur,” Mr. Prince was quoted as saying.
These broadcasts are the second in a series of Internet events produced by Texas Roadhouse Productions, a Houston based production company and the producers of the music television series, “Texas Roadhouse Live.”
“Texas Roadhouse Productions will continue to show our support to the troops and produce for them additional events and content in the future bringing them a little piece of home and entertainment” said Jason Esparza, one of the company’s owners. “We look forward to working in conjunction with corporate sponsors and DVIDSHUB.NET in bringing these gifts to the troops.” The talent line-up will be announced shortly.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Or call 713-627-0145 * 832-265-0275
The broadcast’s Executive Producer, Mr. Gerald Prince of Myrtle Beach S.C. is himself a disabled veteran, knowing all too well the positive impact these showings of Homeland support mean to our troops overseas. “These broadcasts are a vital and important statement to our troops on behalf of both the American Veterans and the bike riding community in general. I am proud to show my support to our troops by enabling these landmark broadcasts to occur,” Mr. Prince was quoted as saying.
These broadcasts are the second in a series of Internet events produced by Texas Roadhouse Productions, a Houston based production company and the producers of the music television series, “Texas Roadhouse Live.”
“Texas Roadhouse Productions will continue to show our support to the troops and produce for them additional events and content in the future bringing them a little piece of home and entertainment” said Jason Esparza, one of the company’s owners. “We look forward to working in conjunction with corporate sponsors and DVIDSHUB.NET in bringing these gifts to the troops.” The talent line-up will be announced shortly.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Or call 713-627-0145 * 832-265-0275
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