We went on Sunday evening Labor Day weekend. They had an event that included Mutton Busting and Bull Riding with two live bands playing through out the night. Cover charge was $20 advanced or $25 at the gate. The bull riding was awesome! Cowboys and bulls of all ages. The food trucks were scattered throughout the property between the shops and band stages. The bbq was delicious, the beers were cold, the shops were filled with so much I wanted!
We enjoyed every minute of the nostalgia we felt, cowboy excitement, and food. It would be five stars except the band that played after the rodeo unfortunately was not good and did not live up to the hype that Waylon sang about. We went specifically hoping to hear amazing music and it fell so short.
The fact that a song made this place famous was disappointing that the standard for the band wasn’t higher. They said they had three albums out but seemed very unprofessional, stopped the show because of a mike stand he didn’t like, sang a lot of their original music that just wasn’t what one would expect from the venue. I kept thinking if they didn’t open with THE song I was going to be disappointed but the more they played, I was glad they didn’t attempt it and ruin it even more for me.