22nd Annual MSAC Snow Ball

22nd Annual Snow Ball ~ Fundraiser for the Mount Shasta Avalanche Center ~ live music courtesy of Danny Horton!

Saturday, January 25th, 2025

5:30-7:45 Social/Cocktail Hour, snacks

8:00 Music starts with Danny Horton.  

Tickets $30,  $25 for members, kids 10 & under free

Tickets available at the venue day of, at the Fifth Season ahead of time, and other fine establishments. Or reach out to our executive director to pick some up ahead of time.

Back by popular demand, we will host a social/cocktail hour prior to the headlining band. Our vision is to give guests an opportunity to socialize in a quieter setting before the headlining music starts.

A community tradition and celebration of the winter backcountry recreation season, it is also one of our biggest fundraising events. Come support the Mt Shasta Avalanche Center!

Also on Saturday, the Shasta Ascension Backcountry Race!

Starting the Sunday before, the Silent Auction will run through the Snow Ball with many of the great items on display at the party. The auction will end during the party, so come bid, then pick up your sweet new gear to take home with you!

Danny Horton is a sInger/songwriter living in the heart of the Sierra Nevada mountains. He has been playing professionally since 1995. Danny toured around the globe reaching number 8 on the European charts while signed to Tiefdruck/Universal. He returned to his home in Blairsden/Graeagle Ca. Where he began a successful solo career playing concert halls, casinos, rodeos, and honky tonks featuring lead guitarist Eric “Rico”Peterson (formerly of Hellbound Glory) and stand up Bassist Chris Beucherie from Dusty MIles and the Cryin' Shame.

Danny's soulful voice has been compared to Chris Stapleton mixed with Johnny Cash. His voice can be weathered vagabond, smooth crooner, and other times hootin' and hollerin'. He knows his vocal instrument well and has emotion and range. His musical sound is influenced by Classic Country, Folk, Classic Rock, with a bit of punk rock aesthetic. He's one of the rare musicians that crosses over and can play a punk show or a honkytonk. Danny pens and sings beautiful songs about his life experiences which he plays on his Martin guitar, while kicking a bass drum and snare drum.