Cheyenne Frontier Days Unveils Thrilling 2026 Concert Schedule

Cheyenne Frontier Days, often called "The Daddy of Em All," has unveiled its complete concert lineup for 2026, featuring a dynamic mix of established country stars, emerging talent, and crowd-pleasing performers to celebrate the events 130th anniversary. CFD has long been recognized as a premier western celebration, offering entertainment in a truly unique venue. The nightly concerts after the pro rodeo at Frontier Park are some of the most eagerly awaited performances each year, and the 2026 schedule promises no exception.

July 17 Treaty Oak Revival with Jessie Murph
Treaty Oak Revival, one of the fastest rising groups in the Red Dirt music scene, will kick off CFD. Joining them is Jessie Murph, whose large online following has propelled her into the spotlight as one of the youngest breakout stars in contemporary music. Alex Warren, known for heartfelt songwriting and a growing pop-country fanbase, will also take the Frontier Park stage, transitioning from viral sensation to chart-topping artist and capturing the attention of a new generation.

July 19 The Red Clay Strays with Wyatt Flores
Two rapidly ascending country acts, The Red Clay Strays and Wyatt Flores, will bring an unforgettable performance. The Red Clay Strays continue to rise with their unique blend of Southern rock, soul, and country, while Wyatt Flores adds a fresh, exciting element to the show.

The concerts will pause for two nights to feature PRCA Xtreme Bulls, one of CFDs most popular attractions, where top-ranked bulls and elite bull riders compete in thrilling action at Frontier Park.

Following the rodeo excitement, chart-topping Riley Green will perform alongside country music icon Trace Adkins, merging modern hits with legendary classics. A global country superstar, Blake Shelton, will headline another night, bringing a career of over 30 No. 1 hits and two decades of unparalleled performances to the stage. Sheltons opening act is yet to be announced.

HARDY will push the boundaries between country and rock with electrifying live performances, opening with rising artist Cameron Whitcomb. Zach Top, a prominent figure in preserving traditional country music, will close out the concert week with special guest Jo Dee Messina, whose enduring hits remain fan favorites.

Celebrating its 130th anniversary, Cheyenne Frontier Days continues to merge rodeo excellence with top-tier musical acts. The 2026 lineup spans legendary performers and viral newcomers alike, highlighting the evolution and future of country music on one of the biggest summer stages. Tickets will be available starting December 11th, with Frontier Days set to return to Cheyenne, Wyoming from July 1725, 2026.

Author: Sophia Brooks