Every once in a while, a rock n' roll band arrives with the nerve, ambition, and confidence to do something different. Often this attempt is marked by a unique sound or a defining look that separates them from other bands. Other times, a group stands out because they dare to stretch themselves as artists and as performers. Bassist Amanda Brown, drummer Sean Doyle, guitarist Russ Hines, and singer Tony Treviño are currently doing something that is both ambitious and wildly intriguing. The quartet have determined to create a performance-oriented project, consisting of three different musical presentations. Each of these offers a live show that is both visually and sonically stimulating.

The collective name for all three shows is The Donkey Show. Led by Treviño's animated and charismatic vocal performance, each show presented by The Donkey Show is what a live rock n' roll show should be: loud, energetic, and thoroughly intriguing.

The show titles at this time are "DIRT, The Tribute" A Musical Salute to Alice in Chains, "After Silence, The Experience" An Original-Music Adventure, and The Donkey Show.

The band also performs a wildly entertaining set of covers. Its title is simply The Donkey Show, and is without a doubt the most party-friendly act. Featuring songs by Alice in Chains, Filter, Stone Temple Pilots, A Perfect Circle, Ozzy Osbourne, Velvet Revolver, The Cult, and many more. The Donkey Show is a live show that encourages people to let loose and enjoy themselves. Treviño adds that this is perhaps the most requested outfit, as he has found it to be "the band that people hire to play three sets in a night for their club or private party." Because of the familiarity of the songs they cover, The Donkey Show is quickly gaining in popularity. 

The members of The Donkey Show believe that the eyes are often hungrier than the ears. They view each of their three acts as an opportunity to sufficiently feed both the eyes and the ears. Their music and their visual aspect is powerful. With clean and clear vocals on top of loud guitars, drums, and bass, the band is quickly making a name for themselves in the hard rock, live-music scene. Perhaps the most appealing aspect of The Donkey Show, however, is their willingness to step outside their respective comfort zones. They are consistently challenging themselves, and the fruits of their labor are becoming more evident with each show.