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2025 Wyoming Road Trip Playlist Application Now Open to Musicians and Podcasters

Featured News, Program News | March 21, 2025

The Wyoming Arts Council and Wyoming Humanities are seeking tracks and podcasts from Wyoming-based musicians and podcasters for the 2025 Summer Road Trip Playlist. The application and additional information can be found on the Wyoming Arts Council’s Submittable.com page. 

The application deadline is April 30, 2025 at 11:59PM. Podcasts and songs must directly link to Spotify and each applicant will be limited to two submissions in either category. 

The Wyoming Road Trip Playlist is an annual release hosted on Spotify and promoted at high tourism areas across the state, such as at State Parks, Historic Sites and Trails, museums, and festivals. “The Road Trip Playlist really highlights the range of talent throughout the state,” says Kimberly Mittelstadt, Creative Arts Specialist for the Wyoming Arts Council. “Not only is it an opportunity for bands to reach a new audience, but a great way for Wyomingites and visitors to listen to the wide array of music and stories that are coming from our state.” In addition to the promotion of the playlist, artists will receive featured pieces on their music through Wyoming Arts Council social media channels and podcast promotion through Wyoming Humanities. 

This is a statewide call open to independent musicians of all genres and producers of compelling storytelling podcasts. The Wyoming Art Council is partnering with Wyoming Humanities to again add podcast episodes to the playlist. 

Songs will be juried by Rachel Hergett, an independent versatile media professional from Montana and podcasts will be juried by LaNaya Butler, the Conversations Coordinator for Colorado Humanities. 

The Road Trip Playlist is an annual part of the Arts Council’s Wyoming Independent Music Initiative (WIMI), working to build a robust music scene in Wyoming. Through partnership with Wyoming Humanities, the shared goal is to promote and sustain the thriving arts and culture of Wyoming.

For additional information, please contact Kimberly Mittelstadt at kimberly.mittelstadt@wyo.gov or 307-274-6673

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