BAND MEMBERS

Robb Hudspeth, Bassist & Vocalist, who has performed for over 45 years.. with 4 albums of his own. Retired from the commercial electronic industry. Robb is a HAM Radio Operator & avid Harley Rider, member of Heart O’ The Lakes Church Worship Team, Husband, Father, & Grampy. “More Blessed than Stressed”.

Paul Maybee started playing drums in the 1970s. He played through the 1980s recording one record album with the group Freeway in North Hollywood. After spending 8 years in Southern California he and his wife Kathy relocated to Michigan where he worked in technical theatre production while playing mostly in church. Paul is now enjoying retirement and playing drums with Missy the Iron Cowgirl alongside his brother Mark on Keys.

Kevin Bordine, Music has been a constant in Kevin’s life since he was a baby, Not wanting to go to bed for his mother without hearing the Hogan’s heroes theme song. He took guitar lessons from age 5 to age 7, only stopping because his guitar teacher was going off to college and he didn’t want anyone else to(he thinks he had a crush on her even at that early age). He listened to music all the time, actually studying the “theory” behind it subconsciously. Along that time he also played drums, being in a band with a junior high and high school friend. \

After high school he decided he didn’t want to be at the back of the band so he went back to guitar full time, buying his first real guitars and amps. He also kept playing drums and taught himself bass guitar so he could begin writing and recording songs. In 2010 He wrote and recorded an EP of Christian pop/ rock/ worship songs called “Let Them Hear” with Pete Bishop, who got him started on the journey of recording and releasing two more projects (Identity and Broken Into Beautiful) with all the instruments and vocals done by himself. he had put a band together with his sons and different guitar players to support gigs made because of this material. Through that experience, the band members at the time woodshedded 5 new original songs that were more classic rock mixed with alternative called “Loose Ends” in September of 2016.By 2019, the band would play quite a few local shows, mixing classic rock nuggets with some originals thrown in.

Covid struck in 2020, wiping their calendar of any gigs until July of 2021 where they played their final show. Life has taken them on different paths since then, but Kevin has continued to keep his chops up by playing and singing with the Crossroads Community Church in Adrian Michigan, a part of that team since around 2008. In 2023 he formed an acoustic duo with Scott Loar, playing classic rock unplugged style at breweries and wineries and local fairs and parties. In 2025 he joined Iron Cowgirl Missy, playing electric guide and lending vocals on her original material. He is also back to giving guitar lessons to local students, passing on that musical spark to the next generation of rockers!!

IRON COWGIRL MISSY & THE BAND

Missy’s music is known for reflecting real-life experiences, themes of perseverance, freedom, life on the open road, and encouragement to follow your dreams, resonating especially with fans of biker culture and heartfelt storytelling

Founded her band in 2008
Performs nationally and internationally
Opened for many national touring acts
Known for high-energy live shows
Engages heavily with veteran and charitable causes

As an independent artist, much of her success has come through grassroots support, touring, and a loyal fan base within the motorcycle and country-rock communities. Most of all, real, hard working Americans!

The “Iron Cowgirl” persona reflects:

Strength and toughness (“Iron”)
Country roots (“Cowgirl”)
Independence and freedom

Her vocals are often described as raspy, powerful, and emotionally direct. Lyrically, she writes about:

Freedom and life on the open road
Personal resilience
Overcoming hardship/heartache
Blue-collar pride
Faith and perseverance

Her authenticity—having lived many of the experiences she sings about—is a major part of her appeal.

Missy’s sound sits at the crossroads of:

Southern rock
Outlaw country
Blues-influenced rock

Music and Performances

Her band, often simply called Iron Cowgirl, formed officially in 2010 and has performed internationally, including at major motorcycle events like the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Missy and her band have opened for many national acts, been featured on radio stations around the country as well as featured in magazines, and has been recognized for her contributions and charity work.

🗣️ What Fans Are Saying

Fans of Missy Covill—better known as Iron Cowgirl Missy—consistently describe her and the band as an authentic, inspiring, and a powerful band whose music comes straight from the heart. Here’s a summary of what her supporters often say:

🎶 Genuine and Emotional Music

Listeners say her songs “touch the heart and go right to the soul,” blending storytelling with emotional depth.
Fans describe her music as beautiful, heart-wrenching, and real life music that people connect to.

🔥 Energetic Live Performances

Audiences frequently remark that she “rocks the house,” gives “awesome performances,” and that her energy on stage is contagious.
Many say they’re glad they saw her live and “would never forget it.”

🛣️ Relatable Story & Personality

Fans admire her story of overcoming adversity—such as beating cancer and packing up to ride across the country—which makes her music and message resonate even more.
Listeners admire her down-to-earth demeanor, saying she’s “the real deal” and “one of the most personable performers.”

🤝 Connection With Community

Many supporters mention her involvement in charities and community events, noting that she doesn’t just perform: she gives back and supports good causes.
Fans from motorcycle rallies particularly appreciate how her music captures the spirit of freedom, life on the open road, and the biker lifestyle.

Overall, fans see Iron Cowgirl Missy as more than a musician—a storyteller, inspiration, and genuine performer whose life experiences and passion for music shine through in every show.