About the Song
When it comes to capturing the energy and attitude that define modern country music, Ronnie Dunn knows how to strike the perfect chord. On his 2014 solo album Peace, Love and Country Music, he does just that with the electrifying track “Cowgirls Rock n Roll.” It’s a song that celebrates the fearless, free-spirited women who bring a little extra kick to the honky-tonks — and to life itself.
From the very first guitar riff, “Cowgirls Rock n Roll” sets the tone with a swagger that’s impossible to ignore. Dunn’s signature vocals — gritty, soulful, and undeniably authentic — ride over a driving beat that makes it nearly impossible not to tap your feet. It’s a tribute to the cowgirls who love hard, play harder, and dance to their own rhythm — the kind who know how to two-step in boots but can hold their own at any rock show.
Lyrically, the song is a celebration of independence and spirit. Dunn doesn’t just sing about cowgirls — he honors them. These are the women who light up a dance floor, turn heads with their confidence, and never apologize for who they are. In his delivery, you can hear both admiration and respect — a nod to the strength and resilience that define the best of country’s leading ladies.
Musically, “Cowgirls Rock n Roll” blends classic country elements with a dash of rock attitude, creating a sound that’s both timeless and fresh. It’s the kind of song that feels right at home blasting from a pickup truck radio on a Friday night — or echoing through an arena full of fans who know how to celebrate life’s wild side.
With “Cowgirls Rock n Roll,” Ronnie Dunn proves once again that he’s a master of capturing the spirit of country music — a little bit rebellious, a lot of heart, and always ready to dance.