Wyoming Music

The Oyster Ridge Music Festival is always free to the public and held at Kemmerer's Triangle Park from July 26 to July 28.

This playlist combines all of the indie darlings from right here in the cowboy state.

The two-day music extravaganza features both local bands and musicians coming in from all over the Rocky Mountain region.

Laramie pop-punk band scored a great success with their first music video finding it's way going viral, amazing over 100,000 views within five days of it's release. This comes shortly after the band signing with California record label, We Are Triumphant...

In a huge showing, Ned LeDoux, son of the late Chris LeDoux, took four awards, setting the first record for most awards won by a single artist.

The street-dance style festival will close Grand Avenue from 2nd to 3rd street and will feature something for everyone, all ages; music, food, drinks, booths for local businesses and meaningful charities.

The band will be at Terry Bison Ranch in Cheyenne on Friday, June 8th for their album release party, starting at 8:00 pm. The event is free to the public.

Don't ask me why there are two Wyoming bands with toe-tappers about our favorite feathered friends, but I'm not complaining.

The Inaugural Wyoming Country Music Awards released the list of nominees for their first awards presentation for music in the state of Wyoming on Tuesday, April 17. Voting is currently underway and is open to anyone.