Rodeo Bar

Rodeo Bar, New York City's longest-running honky-tonk, provided a vibrant setting for live music, showcasing national and local bands seven nights a week for over 27 years. Renowned for its authentic Texas BBQ and award-winning margaritas, it became a beloved gathering place for music lovers and a cornerstone of the Americana and rockabilly scene in the city.

Despite weathering challenges like Hurricane Sandy and the 2003 blackout, rising rent and a changing landscape ultimately led to its closure in July 2014. The bar's closure was met with deep appreciation from a supportive community that contributed to its unforgettable atmosphere and musical legacy.

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