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Stud Country is a vibrant, inclusive dance collective rooted in queer line dancing and two-stepping, founded in Los Angeles in 2021 by Bailey Salisbury and Sean Monaghan. What started as a community at Oil Can Harry’s grew into a broader movement that moved through Club Bahia and beyond, expanding from LA to New York and San Francisco. Their approach blends traditional line dances with modern party tracks, featuring inclusive pairing for same-sex and nonbinary dancers in the two-step portions. The project has earned widespread media attention for its cross-city reach and welcoming culture.

The live experience

What reaches the room

As a performance-driven collective, Stud Country focuses on community-building, accessible dance education, and high-energy events that invite everyone to participate. They maintain an active presence on social media and their official site, where you can find upcoming tour information and the latest news.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Upcoming shows across major cities include appearances in San Francisco (Verdi Club), New York City (Brooklyn Bowl), and Los Angeles venues such as Garibaldi M.B. Society. Cross-city formats are regularly advertised on the official site, and dates can include multi-city runs or standalone events. To stay up to date, follow Stud Country on Instagram at @stud.country and visit their official site at studcountry.us for event details, ticketing, and audience engagement. Secure your seats early to join the growing queer line-dancing community.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Note: Stud Country is a dance collective rather than a traditional recording act, so they do not publish a formal discography or singles list. Their strength lies in live events, community-building, and cross-city performances that highlight dance as a shared experience.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Stud Country: Queer Line Dancing & Two Stepping

  • Founders Bailey Salisbury and Sean Monaghan started Stud Country in Los Angeles in 2021; they built a queer line-dancing community that grew from Oil Can Harry’s into Club Bahia and beyond. (LA Times) ([latimes.com](https://www.latimes.com/lifestyle/story/2023-02-10/stud-country-line-dancing-in-los-angeles?utm_source=openai))
  • The concept centers on a mix of traditional line dances and modern/party tracks with inclusive, same-sex and nonbinary pairing in two-step portions. (LA Times) ([latimes.com](https://www.latimes.com/lifestyle/story/2023-02-10/stud-country-line-dancing-in-los-angeles?utm_source=openai))
  • Stud Country expanded beyond LA to New York (Brooklyn Bowl, Georgia Room) and San Francisco (Verdi Club), with broad media coverage in Time Out, SF Chronicle, and The Guardian. (Time Out, SF Chronicle, Guardian) ([timeout.com](https://www.timeout.com/newyork/news/stud-country-is-bringing-queer-line-dancing-and-two-step-lessons-to-brooklyn-042424))
  • Social media and official presence: Stud Country maintains an official site (studcountry.us) and active Instagram under the handle @stud.country; media coverage frequently notes their social presence. (Official site; Time Out article) ([studcountry.us](https://studcountry.us/?utm_source=openai))
  • Major media coverage highlights Stud Country’s growth and cross-city reach; notable features appear in LA Times, Time Out (NYC), Guardian (international context), and SF Chronicle. (LA Times, Time Out, Guardian, SF Chronicle) ([latimes.com](https://www.latimes.com/lifestyle/story/2023-02-10/stud-country-line-dancing-in-los-angeles?utm_source=openai))
  • Discography and singles: Stud Country is a dance collective, not a recording act, so there is no official discography or singles list.

Upcoming shows across major cities include appearances in San Francisco (Verdi Club), New York City (Brooklyn Bowl), and Los Angeles venues such as Garibaldi M.B. Society. Cross-city formats are regularly advertised on the official site, and dates can include multi-city runs or standalone events. To stay up to date, follow Stud Country on Instagram at @stud.country and visit their official site at studcountry.us for event details, ticketing, and audience engagement. Secure your seats early to join the growing queer line-dancing community.

Note: Stud Country is a dance collective rather than a traditional recording act, so they do not publish a formal discography or singles list. Their strength lies in live events, community-building, and cross-city performances that highlight dance as a shared experience.

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