Ride in His Glory

In this album you will find many upbeat songs that talk about the rodeo lifestyle, western living, love, and faith. Tony put a great deal of time in selecting songs for this album that would speak to many people and give the listener a variety that will get them excited to here whats next.

Tony Lundervold has always had a passion for two things in his life, rodeo and music. For 13 years, rodeo took up most of Tony's time and focus. Many years of determination paid off when he was crowned the 2009 Northwest Professional Rodeo Association's Saddle Bronc Riding Champion. Unfortunately, the following year he suffered a severe broken neck and was forced to retire from the sport. For the next couple of years Tony toyed with the idea of competing again but decided it was time to put all of his focus on his music and try to achieve his musical goals. Although Tony has put competition in his past, rodeo still plays a large role in the songs he writes and sings.

Coming from a musical family, Tony has always had a love for music. His dad played a large role in the styles of music Tony enjoys such as country, western, yodeling, oldies, gospel, and even a little Hawaiian music. He grew up singing in the church choir with his entire family. In his late teens Tony's mom gave him his first guitar, one she had herself many years prior. From that moment on he knew music would always be a large part of his life.

In 2007 Tony married Richelle and welcomed two daughters into his life, Kelli, and Brenna. Three years later in 2010, Tony and Richelle had Bailey Rae. The family now resides on a nice piece of land in Sublimity, OR.

Tony has put all the dedication and determination, that he learned from years of rodeo, into his music and more specifically into his first album. "From the Ranch to the Rodeo." This debut album was recorded at Arctic Sound Studios in Columbia, TN just outside of Nashville and released on January 13th, 2015. "From the Ranch to the Rodeo" is definitely one to add to your collection of CD's.