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<blockquote data-quote="Peace_Maker" data-source="post: 1381129" data-attributes="member: 2164">Your talking about club rodeo.&nbsp; It&#039;s ok I guess.&nbsp; I&#039;ve never seen them have live music.&nbsp; Yes they do have bull riding, not very good bull riding but there is bulls and people trying to ride them.&nbsp; There is a big dance floor.&nbsp; I&#039;d say the music mix is probably 2.5-3 country songs to one rap/line dance song.&nbsp; Of the country about 90% is pop country, you might hear about five Texas/Red Dirt songs a night.&nbsp; Honestly they do try, I&#039;ve heard Boland, Ragweed, RRB, Stoney, and even Bart Crow all on the same night, but that&#039;s a rare occasion.&nbsp; I&#039;m sure they play to the crowds taste so that means lots of pop country and rap.&nbsp; There&#039;s also Grahms but it&#039;s basically the same thing only divided into a rap side and a country side that still plays the same pop country/rap mix and less Red Dirt.&nbsp; It also has about 1/3 the crowd except on Thursdays when it&#039;s packed.&nbsp; And honesty the crowd there is alot more sketchy but not in a good way.&nbsp; Neither are worth the drive from Tulsa.&nbsp; The Wormy Dog in Brick town plays awesome live music.&nbsp; The bricktown crowd really isn&#039;t my cup of tea but sometimes you do meet nice people there.&nbsp; It&#039;s really too small for the bigger name acts like RRB and Stoney and it gets too crowded but for smaller acts its a great place to hear music, but you have Cains in Tulsa so no need to drive unless you really want to see who&#039;s playing.&nbsp; I&#039;ve heard about other places, such as a joint on SE29th or somewhere in that area, but I have no business being in that part of town after dark.&nbsp; My favorite in Oklahoma so far is probably the Rockin Horse in Ponca City, especially on Wednesday nights.&nbsp; Oklahoma doesn&#039;t have the population that Texas has and the people are different.&nbsp; Your not going to find the same honky tonks here.&nbsp; Then again I have traveled quite a lot this past two years and I must say Oklahoma comes closer to Texas than any other state I have seen.&nbsp; Try finding a decent honky tonk in Billings, Mt, or Fargo, ND!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peace_Maker, post: 1381129, member: 2164"] Your talking about club rodeo. It's ok I guess. I've never seen them have live music. Yes they do have bull riding, not very good bull riding but there is bulls and people trying to ride them. There is a big dance floor. I'd say the music mix is probably 2.5-3 country songs to one rap/line dance song. Of the country about 90% is pop country, you might hear about five Texas/Red Dirt songs a night. Honestly they do try, I've heard Boland, Ragweed, RRB, Stoney, and even Bart Crow all on the same night, but that's a rare occasion. I'm sure they play to the crowds taste so that means lots of pop country and rap. There's also Grahms but it's basically the same thing only divided into a rap side and a country side that still plays the same pop country/rap mix and less Red Dirt. It also has about 1/3 the crowd except on Thursdays when it's packed. And honesty the crowd there is alot more sketchy but not in a good way. Neither are worth the drive from Tulsa. The Wormy Dog in Brick town plays awesome live music. The bricktown crowd really isn't my cup of tea but sometimes you do meet nice people there. It's really too small for the bigger name acts like RRB and Stoney and it gets too crowded but for smaller acts its a great place to hear music, but you have Cains in Tulsa so no need to drive unless you really want to see who's playing. I've heard about other places, such as a joint on SE29th or somewhere in that area, but I have no business being in that part of town after dark. My favorite in Oklahoma so far is probably the Rockin Horse in Ponca City, especially on Wednesday nights. Oklahoma doesn't have the population that Texas has and the people are different. Your not going to find the same honky tonks here. Then again I have traveled quite a lot this past two years and I must say Oklahoma comes closer to Texas than any other state I have seen. Try finding a decent honky tonk in Billings, Mt, or Fargo, ND! [/QUOTE]

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