Grant Street Dancehall

Grant Street Dancehall is a beautiful 100 year old brick and cypress honky tonk built originally as a fruit warehouse. Grant Street opened it's doors on the Fourth of July, 1980 with two (now) legendary south Louisiana bands gracing the stage that night, Red Beans & Rice Revue and the late King of Zydeco Clifton Chenier & his Red Hot Louisiana Band. Playing guitar with both bands that night was Sonny Landreth, who recorded in and named his seventh album after the club.