Country Dancing with Second City Outlaws: Why We Always Invite You In

At Second City Outlaws, we don’t just take the stage — we bring the dance floor to life. Whether we’re performing at a festival, street fair, or private event, the real magic always happens after the show. That’s when we turn the crowd into dancers, the bystanders into boot-stompers, and everyone into part of the party.

Country Dancing Is for Everyone

Country dancing isn’t just for folks with cowboy boots and ten years of lessons under their belt. It’s about rhythm, joy, connection — and it’s meant to be shared. That’s why we always take time after our performances to teach a line dance (or two!). You don’t need experience. You just need to be ready to move, laugh, and maybe surprise yourself.

Why We Teach After We Dance

When we perform, it’s easy to see people tapping their feet, swaying to the beat, or whispering, “I wish I could do that.” Well — you can. We stick around after the show because we believe everyone belongs on the dance floor. We break it down, step by step, and before you know it, you're part of the lineup, dancing shoulder-to-shoulder with us and grinning from ear to ear.

It’s Not Just Dancing — It’s Community

Our line dance lessons aren’t about perfection. They're about people coming together — strangers, friends, kids, grandparents — all moving to the same beat. It’s pure connection, and we’ve seen it transform quiet crowds into cheering, clapping, high-fiving dance circles. It’s what country dancing was always meant to be: open, joyful, and shared.

Come for the Show, Stay for the Steps

If you’ve seen the Second City Outlaws perform, you know we bring energy, style, and serious moves. But the best part is when you join in. Because when we’re all dancing together, there are no spectators — just one big, rollicking, boot-stomping family.

Next time you see us dancing — stick around. We’ll show you the steps. You bring the smile.