Trevor Dreher World Champion Trick Roper
He also spent three summers at Universal Studios Orlando, performing at the Wild, Wild, Wild West Stunt Show as their opening act. Trevor also opened for country stars, Andy Griggs, Collin Raye, and Diamond Rio at Sea World Orlando.
In 2000, Trevor was featured as the halftime show for a NBA Houston Rockets and Dallas Mavericks basketball game at Houston’s Compaq Center in front 16,000+ fans. He also performed for the official NFL Super Bowl XXXV Pre-game Party in 2001. He was even featured in a national television commercial for ESPN SportsCenter.
He has appeared at numerous nightclubs, such as Nashville’s infamous Wildhorse Saloon, also in Orlando, as the curtain raising act for LeAnn Rimes, Bryan White, Mark Chesnutt, Sons of the Desert, and the Grand Old Opry star, Jack Greene at The Nashville Nightlife.
In 2000, Trevor was featured as the halftime show for a NBA Houston Rockets and Dallas Mavericks basketball game at Houston’s Compaq Center in front 16,000+ fans. He also performed for the official NFL Super Bowl XXXV Pre-game Party in 2001. He was even featured in a national television commercial for ESPN SportsCenter.
He has appeared at numerous nightclubs, such as Nashville’s infamous Wildhorse Saloon, also in Orlando, as the curtain raising act for LeAnn Rimes, Bryan White, Mark Chesnutt, Sons of the Desert, and the Grand Old Opry star, Jack Greene at The Nashville Nightlife.
In 2001, The Walt Disney Company invited Trevor to become part of their entertainment family in Mickey’s Backyard BBQ Dinner Show at Walt Disney World Resort, where he has spent the last 16 years as the featured act in front of countless sold-out audiences.
Trevor has entertained at numerous corporate conventions from coast to coast, including General Motors, Sally’s Beauty Supply, Party Lite Candles, (which was in attendance of 14,000+) and even McDonald’s.
Trevor has entertained at numerous corporate conventions from coast to coast, including General Motors, Sally’s Beauty Supply, Party Lite Candles, (which was in attendance of 14,000+) and even McDonald’s.
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