Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo in Fort Worth, TX

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If you’re a cowboy or cowgirl, you will not want to miss this year’s Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo by Coors Banquet in Fort Worth, Texas. You haven’t seen a rodeo until you’ve watched our contestants rope and ride for the Coors Light grand prize. Whether you enjoy bull riding, team roping, bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, or watching the cowgirls turn and burn in barrel racing, we have something for you.
The first ever stock show in Texas took place on the banks of Marine Creek in 1896. Since then, the Fort Worth stock show and rodeo has only gotten better, breaking a record for FWSSR seating in 2012 with 1,166,000 attendants.
Live Music on the Coors Light Roadhouse Stage
Come join us every day from January 15th to February 6th for great music on the Coors Roadhouse Stage.

  • Jody Nix
  • Derryl Perry
  • Banda Santa Cruz
  • Memphis Soul
  • Charlie Robison
  • Ray Wylie Hubbard
  • Zane Williams
  • Jason Boland and the Stragglers
  • Mike and the Moonpies
  • Luke Wake
  • Cory Morrow
  • Professor D
  • The Damn Quails
  • Sam Riggs
  • Cody Canada and the Departed
  • Prophets and Outlaws
  • Kelly Willis and Bruce Robison
  • Shane Smith and the Saints
  • Midnight River Choir

Events Sponsored by Coors

  • Barrel Racing
  • Team Roping
  • Bull Riding
  • Saddle Bronc Riding
  • Bareback Riding
  • Breakaway Roping
  • BBQ Throw Down
  • Sheep Riding

At FWSSR, there is something for everyone in the family, from the youngest cowboy to the oldest cowgirl. Don’t forget to book a hotel room or camping spot, so you can enjoy everything the Coors Banquet and rodeo has to offer. At only $10 for adults sixteen and up and $5 for ages six to fifteen, you can afford to bring the whole family. Any cowboy or cowgirl five and under gets in for free. If you forget to purchase your Coors tickets for the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo ahead of time, you can get them at the gate. General admission is good for livestock events, educational programs, carnival/midway, and commercial exhibits at the Coors Roadhouse.
Media coverage for this year’s Coors Roadhouse and FWSSR is provided by Cowboy Lifestyle Network, Ak-Chin Indian Community and Earnhardt Auto Centers Road Team.
Come on out and help make rodeo history in Fort Worth, Texas as the cowboys and cowgirls compete in barrel racing, bull riding, bareback riding, team roping, breakaway roping, and saddle bronc riding sponsored by Coors. Enjoy live music from the Coors Banquet on the Coors Light stage. It’s sure to be fun for the whole family, and you don’t have to be from Fort Worth to enjoy the activities and food, such as breakaway roping and the BBQ throw down.

Peter Varlet

Peter the "Cowboy" is a gunslinger style writer from Bismark, North Dakota. Controversy is his middle name. He loves the cowboy lifestyle and being an American.

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