Nashville, TN – Rising star Ian Munsick announces his upcoming “Boots, Buckles & Bolos” Tour set to begin in spring 2024. The Wyoming native, signed to Warner Music Nashville, revealed his exciting plans during a recent interview with Nashville Music Scene’s Jerry Holthouse. The tour is set to kick off on January 19, 2024, in Grant, Oklahoma.
Munsick, well-remembered for his passionate performances at the Grand Ole Opry and CMA Fest, expresses his commitment to delivering the best possible experience to his fans. “Every time I walk on stage I only have one goal for when I walk off… leave knowing somebody thought that was the best show they’ve ever seen,” says the country music sensation who gained widespread popularity with his debut album ‘White Buffalo’.
The “Boots, Buckles & Bolos” Tour promises fresh music and new acts and is expected to be a power-packed event. Munsick’s tour will include a highly anticipated two-night performance at the Ascend Amphitheater supporting Lainey Wilson on May 31 and June 1, 2024.
Following the success of his breakthrough album, ‘White Buffalo’, Munsick will be premiering the White Buffalo: Voices of the West, a documentary exploring the album’s concept during the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas this December. The album features the RIAA Gold-certified single “Long Live Cowgirls,” which has amassed over 122 million streams and continues to play on country radio.
With only a few shows left to close out 2023, Munsick has been making a name for himself through his headlining ‘The Buffalo Roams’ Tour. The tour featured an ensemble cast of special guests, taking Munsick from the coasts of Tennessee to other parts of the country. As 2024 approaches, Munsick’s fans eagerly anticipate his performances alongside Lainey Wilson on her Country’s Cool Again Tour.
Further details and tickets for the “Boots, Buckles & Bolos” tour can be found on the official Nashville.com website. Fans are already securing their spots to witness Munsick’s unique blend of contemporary country and cowboy aesthetics that are set to light up the stage in the coming year.
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