Ian Munsick heralds a new musical chapter with ‘Cheyenne’

Wyoming native Ian Munsick begins a new chapter in his musical journey with the release of his enchanting love song “Cheyenne.” The song, which Munsick co-wrote and produced with Jeremy Spillman, is now available to listeners.

“’Cheyenne’ marks the beginning of the next chapter of my musical story,” says Munsick. “It’s been over a year since the release of my last album ‘White Buffalo’ and that project got me to where I am today.”

A tribute to his western roots

“Cheyenne” exemplifies Munsick’s mission to “bring the West to the rest of us” and cements his reputation for reintroducing the Western spirit into country music. The song pays homage to his home state and its famous rodeo, Cheyenne Frontier Days, held each July. It tells the story of a fleeting love between a man rooted in his homeland and a woman as free-spirited as the rodeo itself.

“They say great artists reinvent themselves, and that’s always my main goal with any new project,” Munsick explains. “You will always hear what inspires me creatively: family, faith and the West. But sonically, this new music will sound different. ‘Cheyenne’ is the cornerstone of what you can expect from me as we embark on this next journey into the Western world starting through my eyes and ears. I hope you enjoy the ride.”

Unforgettable performances and upcoming tours

Munsick recently celebrated a milestone with his sold-out headlining debut at Red Rocks Amphitheater on June 5. The evening was filled with 24 songs and surprising moments, culminating in a special on-stage recording of The Crow Tribe, expanding his musical family.

This fall, Munsick returns to the Rocky Mountain region with his Country & WESTern Tour presented by Boot Barn, featuring nine shows in the West. He is also headlining his Boots, Buckles & Bolos Tour and will appear on select dates of Lainey Wilson’s Country’s Cool Again Tour this summer.

For a full tour schedule and updates, visit IanMunsick.com or follow @IanMunsick on social media.