Treaty Oak Revival fans were excited about tonight’s first Cheyenne Frontier Days Night Show, and a recap of today’s events

Cheyenne Frontier Days officially kicked off its festivities today for the 130th Daddy of ‘Em All. With a special dedication of the brand new Morning Star American Indian Village earlier this morning, the first day of the PRCA Rodeo, the opening of the Carnival Midway, which is open daily from 10 a.m. to midnight, and the first Night Show with Treaty Oak Revival and Jessie Murph tonight.

Here is an official video of the opening ceremony at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Morning Star American Indian Village opening ceremony this morning: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1Ayxj4rUdX/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Here is a video from the official Cheyenne Frontier Days’ Facebook page of Treaty Oak Revival fans running into the arena tonight to fill their seats.

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1EAZB5Wke4/?mibextid=wwXIfr

More to come about the Year of the American Indian ceremony tomorrow.

Do not buy tickets from other sources online.

Here is the official CFD ticket link: https://cfdrodeo.com/buy-tickets/

The official Cheyenne Frontier Days schedule and info here:

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Here is the list of CFD Frontier Night Shows

Here are the photos of the Frontier Night shows:

Here is the Lincoln Cheyenne’s official Website for their tickets:

https://www.thelincolncheyenne.com

The son of Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo legend and award-winning country musician, the late Chris LeDoux’s son, Ned LeDoux, is one of this year’s Lincoln Cheyenne headliners with local musician, Gabe Jackson, and his band as Ned’s opener.

Ned is a talented musician all on his own. He sings his father’s songs as well as many of his own major country hits. He sounds a lot like his dad, too, which is a wonderful gift that he is able to keep that rodeo and country music family legacy alive.