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The Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo announced the lineup for its smaller Hideout venue this morning and, well, it's
countrier than the Black Eyed Peas. This year's bill includes "Here for the Party" girl Gretchen Wilson, a contestant from CMT's
Can You Duet(O'Shea), some legit honky-tonkers (Dale Watson, Eleven Hundred Springs, Two Tons of Steel), the guy who wrote the original
Austin City Limitstheme song (Gary P. Nunn), a guy we always think is named after a club in Austin (Zona Jones), some people we never heard of, and our buddy
Lonesome Onry and Mean's absolute favorite local band ever (Honky Tonk Heroes). Seriously, he won't shut up about these guys. The Hideout entertainment for Black Heritage Day and Go Tejano Day is TBD. See a complete schedule after the jump.
March 2:Gary P. Nunn
March 3:O'Shea
March 4:Max Stalling
March 5:TBA (Black Heritage Day)
March 6:Todd Fritsch
March 7:DJ Music
March 8:Josh Ward Band
March 9:Honky Tonk Heroes
March 10:Dale Watson
March 11:Honeybrowne
March 12:Scott Wiggins Band
March 13:Zona Jones
March 14:TBA (Go Tejano Day)
March 15:Gretchen Wilson
March 16:Two Tons of Steel
March 17:Josh Abbott Band
March 18:Candy Coburn
March 19:Eleven Hundred Springs
March 20:Jarrod Birmingham
March 21:Jamie Richards Admission to the Hideout is free with admission to the rodeo grounds for those 21 and up. The beer starts pouring at 6 p.m., and entertainers go on at 10:15 p.m. Monday-Friday and 8:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. See more information, including details on the rodeo's "Rockin' Rodeo Party Pavilion" private-events area, at
rodeohouston.com.
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