The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo announced its much-anticipated entertainment lineup shortly after midnight on January 9, 2017. Because all things are bigger in Texas the announcement had to be as grand an event as the rodeo itself!
Shortly after midnight, President and CEO Joel Cowley and Vice-President and COO Dan Cheney addressed a live crowd of lucky winners and media as they made the announcement. Opening night entertainer, and first time performer, Aaron Watson was on hand to reveal the names of the 2017 lineup as many online were also on deck watching the live event on Facebook and leaving comments.
Rodeo Houston 2017 Lineup
Photo: Sonia Ramirez
Mark your calendar’s for what’s sure to be another award-winning rodeo event. The three-week extravaganza will be from March 7-26th.
Your 2017 Rodeo Houston Entertainment Lineup:
- March 7 Aaron Watson
- March 8 Old Dominion
- March 9 Chris Stapleton
- March 10 Alicia Keys
- March 11 Alan Jackson
- March 12 The Chainsmokers
- March 13 Sam Hunt
- March 14 Meghan Trainor
- March 15 Thomas Rhett
- March 16 Luke Bryan
- March 17 Fifth Harmony
- March 18 Willie Nelson
- March 19 Banda El Recodo | Siggno
- March 20 Florida Georgia Line
- March 21 ZZ Top
- March 22 Chris Young
- March 23 Blink 182
- March 24 Dierks Bentley
- March 25 Brad Paisley
- March 26 Zac Brown Band
Tickets will go on sale Saturday, Jan. 14, 2017, at 10 a.m. and can be purchased at rodeohouston.com or through AXS.com
Ticket prices start at $18, but you can visit rodeohouston.com for more details on ticket prices and value days.
(Online Waiting Room opens at 9:30 a.m.)
Photo: Sonia Ramirez
Since 1932, The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo has been a tradition in the great city of Houston, TX and one of its signature events. The kick-off for the Rodeo begins with the Rodeo parade in downtown Houston as crowds gather to catch a glimpse of the trail riders that rode into town along with local high school and college bands, cheerleaders, and dance teams marching down the street. Not to be outdone are also the local city officials riding down the street in cars and some even on horseback.
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