Wyoming native Ian Munsick and The Landmark Hotel & Casino set the grand opening of Ian Munsick’s Cowboy Bar & Western Grill for the weekend of September 18-20. The opening coincides with Munsick’s performance at Outlaw Square for Deadwood Jam on September 18 with special guest Ashland Craft. Tickets can be purchased at IanMunsick.com.
The celebration will kick off Friday, September 18 with a Day Party from 11am to 8pm, featuring performances from Munsick’s friends and family. Munsick will be joined by Ashland Craft at Outlaw Square for Deadwood Jam beginning at 6:30pm, and later, a VIP After Party featuring Ryan Charles will close the night at the Cowboy Bar & Western Grill. Saturday and Sunday will each feature performances from Munsick’s band, Rocky Mountain Fever, at 2pm and 7pm, with a mimosa drink special at 11am on Saturday and a bloody mary drink special at 11am on Sunday.
Built between 1894-1920, The Landmark is Deadwood’s largest historic structure at approximately 35,000 square feet. The Ian Munsick Cowboy Bar & Western Grill will reside within over 2,600 square feet of the footprint. The venue will promote and celebrate country and western music with old school country bar decor, along with two performance stages, one indoors and one outdoors.
COWBOY BAR & WESTERN GRILL GRAND OPENING SCHEDULE:
Friday, September 18
11am - 8pm || Day Party with special performances by Ian’s friends & family
6:30pm - 10pm || Ian Munsick with Ashland Craft in concert at Outlaw Square
10pm - 2am || 21+ VIP After Party with a performance by Ryan Charles (Sold Out)
Saturday, September 19
11am || Mimosa Brunch
2pm || Rocky Mountain Fever
7pm || Rocky Mountain Fever
Sunday, September 20
11am || Bloody Mary Bar
2pm || Rocky Mountain Fever
7pm || Rocky Mountain Fever
The news comes as Munsick continues to tease a new chapter of upcoming music, with the recent releases of “Geronimo” and “Love Is Blind” – his first songs under WEST TO THE REST RECORDS/Triple Tigers Records. “Love Is Blind” impacts country radio on Monday, April 20.
