IAN MUNSICK ACHIEVES ULTIMATE DREAM AS FIRST WYOMING NATIVE TO HEADLINE CHEYENNE FRONTIER DAYS: JULY 18, 2025

CHEYENNE, Wyo. – Wyoming native Ian Munsick crossed off a bucket list venue when he sold-out his Red Rocks Amphitheatre debut last June, but for the singer hailing from the Rocky Mountain region, his sights were already set on making his next dream a reality: headlining Cheyenne Frontier Days (CFD) in his home state. 

“The zenith of my musical ambition has always been to headline Cheyenne Frontier Days. No event symbolizes Wyoming or the west better than the Daddy of Em All,”

Ian Munsick

 
After a group of fans started a Facebook page petitioning for Munsick to headline CFD in response to his Red Rocks show, the page caught the eye of Wyoming paper Cowboy State Daily, who published a story sharing the fans’ pleas. The promoters are now yielding to the demand, setting Munsick as a headliner for this year’s CFD on July 18, 2025. Tickets go on-sale Thursday, March 13 at 9 a.m. MT at CFDRodeo.com.
 
“The zenith of my musical ambition has always been to headline Cheyenne Frontier Days. No event symbolizes Wyoming or the west better than the Daddy of Em All,” remarks Munsick. “That’s where my music belongs because that’s where my inspiration comes from. The great honor of being the first Wyoming native to headline CFD is most definitely the highlight of my touring career and quite possibly my musical career as a whole… truly a once in a lifetime opportunity. It will be a night I will never forget.”
 
Munsick’s CFD headlining set will follow the April 18 release of his upcoming third studio album, Eagle Feather. Eagle Feather expands on the concepts of the land, people, culture and stories that inspire him, as depicted in his 2023 release, White Buffalo. While the white buffalo represents prosperity and rebirth, the eagle feather is inspired by the native symbol representing honor, strength and wisdom, and serves as a continuation of his sophomore project by highlighting Munsick’s personal growth through life experiences and lessons learned that have shaped him into who he is. 
 
Produced by Munsick, Jared Conrad and Jeremy Spillman, Eagle Feather includes duets with Lainey Wilson and Flatland Cavalry lead singer Cleto Cordero, with songwriter credits by fellow singer/songwriters Caitlyn Smith and Stephen Wilson Jr. as well as two rare outside cuts in “Drink Around” and “Horses Not Hearts.” 
 
Munsick is currently headlining his spring 2025 Horses Are Faster Tour featuring a rotating lineup of support including Colby Acuff, Avery Anna, Chayce Beckham, Bayker Blankenship, Kashus Culpepper, Hudson Westbrook and Jake Worthington. In 2024, Munsick opened on select dates of Lainey Wilson’s Country’s Cool Again Tour and supported Morgan Wallen on select dates of his record-setting One Night At A Time Tour. 
 
For more information and to follow along with updates, visit IanMunsick.com or follow @IanMunsick across social media.

 
Eagle Feather tracklisting (songwriters in parentheses):
1) Prairie Lament (Ian Munsick, Jeremy Spillman)
2) Too Many Trees (Ian Munsick, Wynn Varble)
3) Horses Not Hearts (Andy Albert, Michael Tyler, Ben Stennis)
4) Eagle Feather (Ian Munsick, Stephen Wilson Jr.)
5) Grass In The Middle Of A Dirt Road (Ian Munsick, Jacob Davis, Josh Miller)
6) God Bless The West ft. Cleto Cordero (Ian Munsick, Jeremy Spillman, Casey Beathard)
7) Caroline (Ian Munsick, Jeremy Spillman, Phil O’Donnell)
8) Stampede ( Ian Munsick, Phil O’Donnell, Jeremy Spillman)
9) Prairie Lament ii (Ian Munsick)
10) Wolf Creek Road (Ian Munsick, Abram Dean, Jeremy Spillman)
11) Feather In My Hat ft. Lainey Wilson (Ian Munsick, Caitlyn Smith, Marc Scilbila)
12) Fixin’ Me (Ian Munsick, Trannie Anderson,  Jared Conrad)
13) Drink Around (Wyatt McCubbin, Travis Wood, Jared Kiem)
14) Made Her That Way (Ian Munsick)
15) Good Dogs & Sad Songs (Ian Munsick, Jeremy Spillman, Rivers Rutherford)
16) Firewater (Ian Munsick, Jeremy Spillman, Jeff Hyde)
17) Western Woman (Ian Munsick, Billy Montana, Randy Montana)
18) Cheyenne (Ian Munsick, Jeremy Spillman)
19) Prairie Lament iii (Ian Munsick and Jeremy Spillman)
20) The Gate (Ian Munsick, Benjy Davis, Josh Kerr)

ABOUT IAN MUNSICK
A native son of Wyoming, Ian Munsick has accumulated over 900 million global streams across two albums – Coyote Cry and White Buffalo – and a host of accolades, including 19 awards and 14 festival selections for his documentary, White Buffalo: Voices of the West. Having painted a stampeding, spirited portrait of the American West with his sophomore album White Buffalo in 2023, Munsick is expanding on the concepts of the land, people, culture and stories that inspire him, readying the project’s follow-up 20-track album, Eagle Feather, due on April 18, 2025 via Warner Music Nashville. In addition to selling over 100,000 headlining tickets in 2024, Munsick also opened on select dates of Lainey Wilson’s Country’s Cool Again Tour and supported Morgan Wallen on select dates of his record-setting One Night At A Time Tour. Munsick is currently headlining his spring Horses Are Faster Tour. He has been named an “Artist to Watch” by Spotify, CMT, Fender, MusicRow and most recently was named a Martin Showcase Artist. Standout duet “Long Live Cowgirls” (with Cody Johnson) off of White Buffalo hit No. 1 on SiriusXM’s The Highway Hot 30 Countdown, was named one of Amazon Music’s Best Country Songs of 2022 and recently received RIAA Gold-certification alongside “Long Haul” and “Horses Are Faster.” Fans of Ian Munsick will always find an open heart, natural awe and plainspoken honesty as he rides on… bringing the West to the rest. Online at IanMunsick.com.