Neon Boots Dancehall & Saloon, Country and western dancehall in Houston, Texas.
Neon Boots Dancehall & Saloon is a large entertainment venue in Houston, Texas that spans over 11,000 square feet with multiple sections throughout the space. The facility features a central dance floor, ten bar stations positioned around the venue, and an outdoor patio area.
The building began as Esquire Ballroom in 1955 and hosted performances by renowned country artists such as Willie Nelson, George Jones, and Patsy Cline over many decades. The venue was renamed Neon Boots in 2013 and continues its role as a major music and entertainment destination.
The venue serves as a gathering place for Houston's LGBTQ+ community and plays an important role in the city's entertainment and social scene. Visitors come together here to enjoy country music and dance across diverse backgrounds.
The venue offers reduced drink prices during certain hours on weekends, making early evening visits economical for those on a budget. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes since the large space requires walking between different areas and the main dance floor.
Inside the venue stands the Historic Esquire Room, a preserved section that contains the original stage from the 1950s when the building first opened. This space serves as a time capsule showing where countless legendary performers once stood to entertain crowds.
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