News Update: 2018 Houston Rodeo Concerts Lineup
The 2005 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo lineup features a diverse group of 24 acclaimed entertainers that span several genres of music. Together these entertainers have garnered numerous music industry honors, including 59 Country Music Association awards, 46 Academy of Country Music awards and 11 GRAMMY awards. These stars are collectively looking at 21 GRAMMY nominations for 2005.
Tickets go on sale Saturday, Jan. 15, 2005, at all Ticketmaster locations (excluding the Reliant Park box office until Monday, Jan. 17).
News Update: 2006 Houston Rodeo Concert Lineup Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo concert lineup:
Tuesday, March 1 …… Brooks & Dunn
Wednesday, March 2 ….. Alan Jackson
Thursday, March 3 ‘ Armed Forces Salute …… Neal McCoy, Charlie Daniels Band, Lee Greenwood
Friday, March 4 ‘ Black Heritage Day ….. Alicia Keys
Saturday, March 5 ….. Gretchen Wilson
Sunday, March 6 ‘ Spring Break Stampede ….. Hilary Duff
Monday, March 7 ‘ Spring Break Stampede ….. Jeff Foxworthy, Big & Rich
Tuesday, March 8 ‘ Spring Break Stampede ….. Keith Urban
Wednesday, March 9 ‘ Spring Break Stampede ….. Kenny Chesney
Thursday, March 10 ‘ Spring Break Stampede ….. Rascal Flatts
Friday, March 11 ‘ Spring Break Stampede ….. Miller Lite presents Pat Green
Saturday, March 12 ‘ Spring Break Stampede ….. Martina McBride
Sunday, March 13 ‘ Go Tejano Day ….. Duelo, Jimmy G y El Grupo Mazz
Monday, March 14 ‘ Spring Break Stampede ….. Steve Miller Band
Tuesday, March 15 ‘ Spring Break Stampede ….. Brad Paisley
Wednesday, March 16 ‘ Spring Break Stampede ….. Maroon5
Thursday, March 17 ‘ Spring Break Stampede ….. Montgomery Gentry
Friday, March 18 ‘ Spring Break Stampede ….. Lynyrd Skynyrd
Saturday, March 19 ‘ RODEOHOUSTON’ Finals ….. Clint Black
Sunday, March 20 ‘ RODEOHOUSTON Collegiate Championship ….. Clay Walker
Weekday performances begin at 7 p.m., while Saturday and Sunday performances begin at 4 p.m. Each performance begins with the elaborate grand entry, followed by action-packed rodeo events, miniature chuck wagon races and the heartwarming calf scramble, and ends with the concert entertainer. During Spring Break Stampede, the carnival will open at 2 p.m. on weekdays.
The 2005 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo opens at Reliant Park with the World’s Championship Bar-B-Que Contest, Feb. 24-26. The Rodeo Parade and ConocoPhillips Rodeo Run will be held in downtown Houston Saturday, Feb. 26.
All daily attractions at Reliant Park open at 8 a.m., Tuesday, March 1, and conclude on Sunday, March 20. For additional information regarding the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, the Show’s Web site is available 24 hours a day at www.rodeohouston.com or www.hlsr.com. Also, for daily updates during the Show and weekly during non-Showtime, subscribe to the Show’s e-mail newsletter at www.rodeohouston.com or www.hlsr.com.
Rodeo ticket prices range from $16 to $77, plus a Ticketmaster convenience charge, and include entrance into Reliant Stadium, Reliant Center, Reliant Arena, The Hideout (for those 21 years and older), outdoor activities and booths, and the carnival. Tickets can be purchased through all Ticketmaster locations, on the Internet at ticketmaster.com, or by phone at 713.629.3700. Ticketmaster locations include Foley’s, Fiesta, select FYE stores and Wherehouse Music. On the opening day of ticket sales, there is a 20-ticket limit for the Kenny Chesney performance on Wednesday, March 9.
Most Ticketmaster locations in the Houston area will be distributing linestubs beginning at 9 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 15. Drawings will be held at each of the locations at approximately 9:30 a.m. to determine the linestub number which will start the line for ticket purchases at these locations.
At all ticket locations, linestubs will be available only to persons ages 12 and older, and each person will receive only one linestub. Linestubs that have been tampered with will not be honored. Ticket buyers should be aware that the only Show-authorized ticket outlets are Ticketmaster outlets.
Ticketmaster also will be selling World’s Championship Bar-B-Que Contest tickets. VISA, MasterCard, Discover and American Express cards will be accepted at ticketmaster.com.
New this year are Chute Seats, located directly behind the rodeo bucking chutes on the north end of Reliant Stadium. Once the stage is set for the star entertainer, Chute Seat ticket holders will have the option of watching from their seats, or walking in front of the chutes to stand in a special area on the Reliant Stadium Rodeo arena floor. These seats are priced at $300 for the front row and $200 for the second row, and include an authentic chuck wagon dinner, parking (for each two seats purchased), Corral Club’ admission and drink coupons, a collectible pin, a 2005 FunPass, and carnival ride coupons. To purchase Chute Seats, contact the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo ticket office at 832.667.1080.
On Sunday, March 20, the last day of RODEOHOUSTON, stay tuned for the first-ever RODEOHOUSTON Collegiate Championship competition. Here, the toughest college rodeo athletes from the Southern and Southwest regions in Texas, which include parts of Louisiana and New Mexico respectively, will meet, all vying for RODEOHOUSTON Collegiate Champion titles. This special event will feature the same fan favorites of a RODEOHOUSTON event, including the grand entry, calf scramble, and star entertainment.
As the most convenient way to reach the Show, the Rodeo METRO Express will provide transportation for Show visitors from eight shuttle locations throughout Houston. Round-trip transportation on the shuttle is $3 for riders ages 13 and older and free for those ages 12 and younger. The Rodeo METRO Express is sponsored by Ford and Texas Ford Dealers.
From the northwest, riders can catch the shuttles at Delmar Stadium and METRO North Shepherd Park and Ride. In the southeast, the METRO Monroe Park and Ride serves as a pick-up and drop-off location. The Aramco Services Company at 9009 West Loop South, METRO West Loop Park and Ride, and METRO Westwood Park and Ride will serve patrons on the southwest side. Centrally located, the Reed Road HLS&R Park and Ride will offer longer hours of operation than the other locations. New for the 2005 Show is the Texas Medical Center Smithlands location at North Stadium Drive. Each lot is serviced by METRO lift buses.
Rodeo METRO Express service will begin for the World’s Championship Bar-B-Que Contest Feb. 24-26. The Reed Road HLS&R lot will run from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. all three days. All other lots will run from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Thursday and Friday, Feb. 24 and 25, and from 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 26. The last in-bound bus at all locations during the World’s Championship Bar-B-Que Contest will depart for Reliant Park at 9:30 p.m. each evening.
Daily shuttle service to and from Reliant Park will begin on Tuesday, March 1. The Reed Road HLS&R lot will have continuous shuttle service from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. daily. All other lots will operate from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m., Monday through Thursday; 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Fridays; and
9 a.m. to 2 a.m., Saturday and Sunday.
METRORail also stops at Reliant Park for an easy ride from downtown or the nearby parking lots. There will be no bus service from Minute Maid Park during the 2005 Show.
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is supported by many individu
als and organizations, but is especially proud to have Reliant Energy, Ford, Coca-Cola and Miller Lite as 2005 Heritage Partners.
Because of the nature of the event, there will be no restriction on backpacks, purses and other bags, but for increased security, everyone entering Reliant Park, and/or their possessions, may be subject to search. Anyone refusing to be searched will be denied access. No alcohol, guns or knives will be allowed to be brought onto the grounds, and food and drink may not be carried in to Reliant Stadium.
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is a 501 (c)(3) charitable event, committed to benefiting youth and supporting education throughout the state. Since presenting its first scholarship in 1957, the Show has committed more than $100 million in educational support to the youth of Texas.
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