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Rockin Horse Saloon

Minot, ND

The Rockin Horse previously known as Fridays Lounge located at 2625 E Burdick Expwy (next to the North Dakota State Fair Grounds in Minot North Dakota), We’re a little Country Bar and we don’t JUST play country music either.

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River Road Icehouse

New Braunfels, TX

River Road Icehouse is the birthplace of the Texas Music Compound, where musicians Dub Miller, Bleu Edmondson, Doug Moreland, and our beloved and much missed friend Billy Applegate once lived and had many song swapping evenings under Texas moonlit nights. These impromptu performances opened doors to the movement that was growing up in our back yard. Those in attendance were given a memorable treat of singer / songwriting talent that has become a legend.

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Rockin Rodeo

Midland, TX

Midland's newest Country and Western hotspot!!!!!!

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Red Square

Burlington, VT

Are you a band or musician looking to get in touch with our music manager? Please e-mail Erick at booking@redsquarevt.com. To inquire about Private Parties, please email: Peter at peter@redsquarevt.com and/or Alex at Alexpaul111@hotmail.com

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Radio Bean

Burlington, VT

This coffee bar with exposed brick walls covered with local artwork, has all three. It’s like hearing a band at a friend’s party, if your friend lives in a ridiculously cool loft. Try the Five Dollar Shake, a brilliant concoction of stout, espresso and maple syrup that satisfies your desire to drink beer and stay awake at the same time.

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Royal Oak Music Theatre

Royal Oak, MI

The Royal Oak Music Theatre is a music venue theatre, located at 318 W. Fourth Street, Royal Oak, Michigan. It was built as a vaudeville theatre and opened in 1928.