Honky Tonk Sundays: With The Mane Street Band
Red Dog SaloonEast San Antonio Drive, Los Angeles 90807
Honky Tonk Sundays brings The Mane Street Band to Red Dog Saloon in Pioneertown for the venue’s regular Sunday honky-tonk program. The bill presents the group as the night’s sole named act; no individual members, guests, supporting performers, tribute, record release, or other special feature are listed. It is a band performance rather than the DJ-led Sunday Drive brunch also shown on the venue calendar.
The available material does not provide a biography for The Mane Street Band, identify where the group is from, or name its musicians. It also gives no account of repertoire, recordings, collaborators, or prior appearances, and no reviews or quotations are supplied. What is clear is the local frame: they appear under the recurring Honky Tonk Sundays banner at Red Dog Saloon, at 53539 Mane Street, a 1946 Pioneertown building originally made for a Western movie-set town.
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.