Wyoming cowboy Chancey Williams returned to the World-Famous Grizzly Rose on Friday night. Hailing from Moorcroft, Wyoming, Williams has a rich history of ranch and rodeo life, and he puts that experience into his grand cowboy music.
Williams set the stage ablaze with songs such as Rodeo Cold Beer, Highway Junkie, Wyoming Wind, and The World Needs More Cowboys. Supported by Wyatt Springsteen on guitar, Brooke Latka on fiddle, Jay Downing on bass, Dale Heib on drums, and Casey Smith on guitar, Williams also included Border Town Whiskey, Blame it on the Rain, The Saint, off his newest release One of These Days. Williams also made sure to locate real country music fans with an Alabama medley that included Roll On, Moutain Music, and Dixieland Delight. Find the full setlist in the photos below.
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Kicking off the night was singer, songwriter, guitartist (guitar + artist = guitartist) Jason Owens, who hails from Kentucky and now resides in Nashville. Owens showed high energy during his set with original songs such as Party Like You, his explosive song Firecracker, Slow and Steady which speaks of having patience, and Drunk Dial, which tells the tale of somebody else’s girlfriend hitting you up.
Good ol’ country music. Owens also showed off his talents with incredible covers of Footloose, Buy Me a Boat, Never Broke My Heart, Good Directions, Be My Baby Tonight, and The Dance. Owens also had the crowd singing along to Country Roads and Something ’bout a Truck. On stage with Owens was Danny Groh on drums, Louis Wright on bass, Brooke Danielle Way on fiddle, and Rebekah Owens on background vocals.
Track Owens’ journey on www.Jasonowensmusic.com.
