Broken Spoke - Celebrating the Best in Honky Tonk Music in Texas.

http://www.brokenspokeaustintx.com/

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Promoted by the European Tour Guide as a "must see place when visiting Texas."
Voted "Best Honky-Tonk in Texas" by Texas Highways magazine.
Voted "Best Country Dance hall in Nation" by Entertainment magazine.
National Geographic called us "Their favorite night spot."
A Member of the visiting Soviet delegation said Broken Spoke was their favorite event of the tour. Also, after visiting the Broken Spoke, the Soviet delegation arrived back in Russia and democracy was restored two weeks later. Coincidence? James M. White likes to think he had hand in it.
Among many of the famous visitors to Spoke (and we've had quite a few), the Queen of England's entourage stopped in to get a feel for what a true Texas Honky-Tonk was like.
Among the TV & Movie Stars to visit have been Clint Eastwood, Robert Duval, Dolly Parton, Lonnie Anderson, and Dan Rather.
Our football heroes to visit are Troy Aikman, Dan Fouts, Jay Novacek, legendary football coach Darell Royal, and present University of Texas football coach, Mack Brown.

Gary P. Nunn playing on March 6.

Good food menu also.

Love the broken spoke

FYI, Mack Brown hasn't been the head football coach At UT for over a year. That's Charlie Strong's job now.

If you head down to the San Marcos area, Cheatham Street Warehouse in San Marcos has some great live music. Some fairly prolific musicians have spent their formative years playing there (Stevie Ray Vaughn, George Strait, Hal Ketchum and Randy Rogers Band to name a few). Its worth the visit.

It was copied from the website. Perhaps you should let them know.