Wyoming Musicians

It was recently announced that Chancey Williams and Ian Munsick are both headed to Las Vegas for the National Finals Rodeo.

“Music, for me, was everything,” Podjun said. “I was not good at school. I struggled but I found a lot of refuge in music, so I put my whole heart into it. Everything I had went into music, because music is where I really felt like I could really give.”

I bet this one's an easy one to guess, huh?

I bet this one's an easy one to guess, huh?

"Pull out your phones and like ZamTrip on Facebook," She said in between songs, and I obeyed. I'm so glad I did.

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

I bet this one's an easy one to guess, huh?

Several legendary musicians have lived in Cheyenne, including Sammy Davis, Jr., Neil Diamond, Chris LeDoux and Scott Avett. The singer and his band The Avett Brothers are profiled in the new HBO film May It Last.

Rising country music star talks about his home state in new "Visit the USA" clip.

If you're a fan of country music or rodeo, you've probably heard of Chancey Williams. The Moorcroft, Wyoming, native is a second-generation saddle bronc rider, who has competed in the National High School Rodeo Finals, the College National Finals Rodeo and is a two-time winner at Cheyenne Frontier Days...

Must be wintertime in Wyoming! Check out this tune - I-80 Has Been Closed to help you pass the time.

The Wyoming Art Council is sponsoring 25 Wyoming bands. We went through all of the artists and picked the best of the best. Now it is your turn to support by listening.