Moonshine Flats And Moonshine Beach Introduce New Weekly Lineup

San Diego’s favorite Honky Tonk bars, Moonshine Flats and Moonshine Beach, have introduced a new weekly lineup, aimed at allowing everyone to get a little bit country. The venues, located in Downtown and Pacific Beach respectively, offer activities Tuesday through Saturday, encouraging San Diego to come out, dance, and have a good time, no matter what day it is.

Moonshine Flats And Moonshine Beach Introduce New Weekly Lineup

The week kicks off with beginner line dancing lessons on Tuesday nights. Moonshine’s dancers, The Moonshine Honeys, lead the group through a collection of classic dances, which rotate weekly, allowing even the newest dancers to master a song or two. Set to top forty songs and country-pop, Tuesday nights serve as an introduction to the country scene, and are perfect for anyone looking to blow off some steam in a fun and casual setting.

Moonshine Flats And Moonshine Beach Introduce New Weekly Lineup

When Wednesday rolls around, it’s Wild Country Wednesdays, an evening designed for Moonshine’s more experienced dancers. Focusing on two-step dances, Wild Country Wednesdays are the perfect date night for those who like to dance with their country cuties. Featuring traditional country songs, Wednesdays are as honky-tonk as it gets.

Moonshine Flats And Moonshine Beach Introduce New Weekly Lineup

Thursdays offer a traditional bar scene, while saving room in the calendar for concerts and special monthly events like Battle of the Bands and Mic’d Up. The festivities continue through the weekend, with live music every Friday and Saturday night.

Be sure to get their when doors open at 8:00pm, do some pre-show line dancing, and secure a great spot for the set. Following the show, music and dancing continue until close.

See you there!

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