Chancey Williams
American singer-songwriter and saddle bronc rider
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Chancey Williams is an American country music singer-songwriter and former saddle bronc rider. He and fellow Wyoming artist and rodeo cowboy Chris LeDoux are the only two individuals to compete in the rodeo and perform on the main stage of Cheyenne Frontier Days.[1]
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Chancey Williams at the Big Sky PBR on July 19, 2025. | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Moorcroft, Wyoming, US |
| Genres | Country music |
| Years active | 2007-present |
| Label | Younger Brothers Records |
Early life
Chancey Williams was raised on a ranch near the small town of Moorcroft, Wyoming. Williams followed his dad as a saddle bronc rider, going to the National High School Rodeo Finals, the College National Finals and won two rounds at Cheyenne Frontier Days. Williams has a total of four degrees, including a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and a master's degree in Public Administration from the University of Wyoming.[1]
Career
In the Fall of 2013, Williams signed with HomeSlice Artist Management, a subsidiary of The HomeSlice Group,[2] an entertainment and media company. Williams signed with the global talent agency United Talent Agency in 2024.[3] Chancey had his Grand Ole Opry debut on April 25, 2023, and has played it several times since.[4] His last full-length album was 'One of These Days' released in 2023.[5] Williams was inducted into Cheyenne Frontier Days of Hall of Fame in 2024.[6]
Discography
Studio albums
- HonkyTonk Road[7]
- Released 2008
- Label: Self-Released
- Highway Junkie[8]
- Released 2011
- Label: Self-Released
- Echo[9]
- Released 2013
- Label: Self-Released
- Peaked at #10 on Billboards Mountain-Heatseeker Chart[10]
- Rodeo Cold Beer
- Released 2017
- Label : Younger Brothers Records
- 3rd Street
- Released 2020
- Label : Younger Brothers Records
- One of These Days
- Released 2023
- Label: Younger Brothers Records
Singles
- "Six Figure Job" (2008)[11]
- "She Loves me Anyway" (2011)[12]
- "Worth the Whiskey" (2013)[13]
- "Down with That" (2015)[14]
- "Silhouette" (2016)[15]
- "Authority Song" (2016)[16]
- "The World Needs More Cowboys" (2018)[17]
- "Wyoming Wind" (2019)[18]
- "Tonight We're Drinkin'" (2019)[19]
- "Fastest Gun in Town" (2019)[20]
- "Blame It On the Rain" (2021)[21]
- "The Saint" (2021)[22]
- "On The Tear Tonight" (2022)[23]
- "Hideaway" (2022)[24]
- "If I Die Before You Wake" (2022)[25]
- "One of These Days" (2022)[26]
- "Paycheck Down" (2023)[27]
- "It Ain't You" (2023)[28]
- "I'm On the Whiskey" (2023)[29]
- "A Cowboy Who Would" (2024)[30]
- "One Bad Mutha Buckaroo" (2024)[31]
- "Adios" (2024)[32]
- "The Ballad of Uncle Don" (2025)[33]
- "Miles On Me" (2025)[34]
- "Take One For The Team" (2025)[35]
- "Pearl Snap Preacher" (2025)[36]
Music videos
| Year | Video | Director |
|---|---|---|
| 2008 | Six Figure Job | Delaney Gillilan |
| 2011 | She Loves Me Anyway | Brian Guice |
| 2014 | Worth the Whiskey | Brian Guice / Chris Hornick |
| 2015 | Down With That | Brian Guice |
| 2017 | Authority Song | Chris Hornick |
| 2017 | Rodeo Cold Beer | |
| 2019 | Wyoming Wind | Ryan Brewer |
| 2019 | Tonight We're Drinking | Ryan Brewer |
| 2021 | Fastest Gun In Town | Jonathan Wesenberg / Matthew Avant |
| 2021 | Meet Me In Montana | Jay Lee Downing |
| 2022 | Blame It On The Rain | Russ Hadden |
| 2022 | On The Tear | Russ Hadden / Chris Hornick |
| 2023 | Hideaway | Jay Lee Downing |
| 2023 | One Of These Days | Michael Monaco |
| 2025 | The Ballad of Uncle Don | Kenzie Holmberg |
| 2025 | Miles On Me | Kenzie Holmberg |
| 2025 | Take One For The Team | Kenzie Holmberg |
| 2025 | Pearl Snap Preacher | Kenzie Holmberg |