Los Poncho Tones
Red Dog SaloonEast San Antonio Drive, Los Angeles 90807
Los Poncho Tones play Red Dog Saloon in Pioneertown on Friday night. The listing bills the act by name only, with no performers, guests, set theme, release, tribute, or other special format announced. It is a band night at the saloon, whose calendar places the show between its regular Honky Tonk Sundays and a Sunday brunch DJ session.
No background material for Los Poncho Tones is available in the supplied information. The venue listing offers no biography, origin, personnel, musical description, past collaborators, or critical notices, and no venue social posts are linked to the show. What is clear is that the group is appearing under the name Los Poncho Tones at Red Dog Saloon, a Pioneertown room in one of the town’s original 1946 Western-set buildings, now used for live bands and vinyl DJs.
Red Dog Saloon occupies one of Pioneertown’s original working buildings, created in 1946 as part of a Western movie-set town that grew into a real community. Today its oversized wooden bar and timber interior make a fitting home for live bands and vinyl DJs, with some shows moving onto the outdoor patio. Expect a relaxed evening built around music, drinks, and Tex-Mex food, including tacos and queso; the saloon serves craft beer and cocktails. Events range from regular honky-tonk Sundays to band nights and DJ sessions, so check the listing for your show’s time and setting. The venue’s current website lists it at 53539 Mane Street in Pioneertown and gives daily opening hours, supporting that it remains in operation.