Line dancing venues in 48 states
StepChique tracks 356 line dancing venues across 48 states, Washington DC and Canada: bars, dance halls, studios and clubs, with the nights they actually run.
What you can do with StepChique
Check a venue's nights before you head out, then send the DJ a request once you're on the floor.
Find venues
A map of line dancing venues and events near you, with the nights each place runs and who teaches.
Request a song
Send a song request to the DJ or instructor from the floor. If the venue posts a QR code, you don't even need an account.
Song ID
Hear a song you can't place? Let Song ID listen for a few seconds. It names the track and shows the line dances that go with it.
Dance library
Look up the dances you're learning, rate them, keep a list of the ones you know, and build playlists to share. Step sheets link out to CopperKnob.
Live streams
When a venue goes live, you can watch the floor and chat with everyone else tuned in.
Follow venues and friends
See what the people you dance with are posting and which dances are being taught this week. Venues you follow can send you their announcements.
Common questions
What is the best app to find line dancing near me?
StepChique maintains a directory of 356 line dancing venues across 48 states, Washington DC and Canada, organized by state and city, with the recurring nights each venue runs. You can browse it on the web without an account at stepchique.com/line-dancing, or use the map in the app to sort by distance.
Is StepChique free?
Yes. StepChique is free to download and free to use on iOS, Android and the web. Browsing venues does not require an account.
Do I need an account to request a song?
No. If a venue has guest requests turned on, it posts a QR code that opens a request page directly. You type the dance and your name, and it goes to the DJ. No signup, no app install.
What is line dancing?
Line dancing is a choreographed dance where a group performs the same repeating sequence of steps in rows, facing the same direction, without partners. Because there are no partners, anyone can join a line at any time, which is why most venues run a beginner lesson before the open dancing starts.
Where can I find step sheets for a dance?
Step sheets are published by CopperKnob, which is the community's reference library for choreography. StepChique links to CopperKnob for the sheet itself and adds what CopperKnob does not have: which venues near you are actually playing that dance, and how the dancers there rate it.
How do I find out which line dance goes with a song?
Use Song ID. Open search, tap the mic and let it hear the song for a few seconds. StepChique names the track and lists the line dances people do to it. Song ID needs a free account.
Can I list my venue on StepChique?
Yes, and it is free. Suggest a venue from inside the app, or get in touch and we'll add it. Venue owners and instructors can claim a listing to post schedules, events and announcements.
Does StepChique work with Spotify?
Yes. DJs and instructors can connect a Spotify account so that requests coming in from the floor queue up directly, and so the app can show what is playing now.
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StepChique started as a passion project at a Madison, Wisconsin dance night. Now dancers and venue owners all over the country use it. Read our story →