From the Dirt to Center Stage: Chancey Williams shows us why he’s an authentic cowboy of country music

Chancey Williams is a saddle bronc rider turned country music artist and he is set to make his Grand Ole Opry debut this Saturday. It comes alongside the release of his latest album, One Of These Days.

He stopped by Roy Rogers Studio to talk with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander about his time in the rodeo, his upcoming appearance at the iconic Opry, and his album.

He also stuck around to perform the title track, “One Of These Days.”

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