Cheyenne Frontier Days

Two rock bands who played at Cheyenne Frontier Days recently will hit the road together this Summer on 'The Tour.'

Did you catch Motley Crue on Cheyenne Day last year? Or KISS when they rocked the opening Friday night of 'The Daddy of 'em All'?

KISS and Motley Crue officially announced their co-headlining 2012 North American Summer Tour on Tuesday, March 20.

'The Tour' hits the Comfort Dental Amphitheatre (formerly Fiddler's Green) on August 8.

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Have you read Jack Kerouac's 'On The Road'?

Kerouac was born on March 12, 1922 in Lowell, Massachusetts.

His most famous novel, 'On The Road,' was largely autobiographical about road trips he took across the U. S. and Mexico with Neil Cassady, in the book he's called Dean Moriarty.

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Will you be attending the rock show at this Summer's "Daddy of 'em All"?

Tickets for the Journey concert on July 26 at Frontier Park, go on sale at 9 a.m. Friday, January 6. They will be available at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Ticket Office on Eighth Avenue, on the phone by calling (800) 227-6336 or 778-7222 and online at www.cfdrodeo.com.

Two more rock acts, To Be Announced, will open for Journey on Thursday, July 26.

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"Howdy, Where are you from?"

You'll hear that hollered from some of the participants in the parade as they ride by in historic carriages or on horseback.

During Cheyenne Frontier Days, visitors arrive from all around the globe to enjoy "the world's largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration." Part of the fun is checking license plates to see how many different states and countries you can count.

Each rodeo, results from the "parking patrol" are announced. Cheers erupt from sections of the crowd when their state license plate count is broadcast. Usually, the biggest numbers are Wyomingites and Coloradans.

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Have you ever visited the Indian Village at Frontier Park during Cheyenne Frontier Days?

Everything is not just about the cowboys at CFD, since the second "Daddy of 'em All" in 1898, Native Americans have been given space at the western celebration.

In the 1960's, a permanent campground was created at the southeast corner of Frontier Park.

Visitors get an instant lesson in Native American history; see their teepees, watch their dances in colorful costumes, hear their music and taste the Indian Fry Bread. Several booths and exhibits offer crafts and hand-made jewelry.

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Here's a cool way we found to interact with one of your favorites bands...and they are in town TONIGHT!  You can get all the details at likeZEBRA.com, the world’s largest online music hub for artists and fans, they recently launched a new platform called backBEAT. It allows fans to interact with their favorite artists during high-quality, ticketed live sessions. You can request songs in real time, ask questions, and communicate with other fans watching the same show.

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Are you coming to the party at Cheyenne Frontier Days?

If you'll be in the Party Zone for any of the remaining concerts at the 'Daddy of 'em All,' check your tickets. If they say Portal 11 or 12 Track, make sure you enter from Wild Horse Gulch on the east side of the park.

Portal 11 is on the northeast corner of the park, near the CFD headquarter's building, and Portal 12 is at the southeast corner across from the Indian Village.

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Was the CFD rock show everything you had hoped?  Enjoy a few more minutes:

Who else would you like to see rock Cheyenne?