Rodeo

Rodeo Bar & Grill, located in New York City, was renowned as the city's longest-running honky-tonk, offering a vibrant atmosphere for live music and delicious Texas BBQ. Over its 27 years in business, it became a beloved venue for both national and local bands, contributing significantly to the country, Americana, and rockabilly music scenes.

Despite weathering challenges such as Hurricane Sandy and the 2003 blackout, the bar ultimately closed its doors in July 2014 due to rising rent and a changing landscape. The establishment was cherished by a diverse community of patrons who supported it throughout its storied history.

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