Press Coverage
Country acts lure fans into The Dog House
Ray Sanchez smiles when he thinks about The Dog House Bar & Grill’s long, strange journey. The building near the corner of Owen Drive and Gillespie Street has evolved from florist and quickie wedding chapel to restaurant and bright orange biker bar, and, now, to a blossoming concert venue. “This place has an interesting history,” said Sanchez, The Dog House’s general manager. “But the future’s what we’re excited about.”
In recent months, the venue, located around the corner from the Crown Center complex, has been a stopping point for national country acts from the ’80s and ’90s. Confederate Railroad performed in April, Little Texas played May 24, and Shenandoah is slated for June 13. All told, that’s 26 Top 10 hits, three Academy of Country Music awards, three Country Music Association awards, one Grammy and millions of records sold.
Read Full Article At The Fayetteville Observer
Biker Fusion Raises of $30K for Charity
The Seminole Hard Rock Roadhouse in the Doghouse Bar & Grill was home to bike builders, babes, and a huge benefit where the motorcycle industry came together to support Soldiers' Angels. Hosted by Billy Lane of Choppers Inc. and Paul Cox of Paul Cox Industries, the Biker Fusion event displayed the generosity that is generally associated with the motorcycle community. The motorcycle industry's top builders, media figures and motorcycle icons were all on hand to support the troops and this great cause. It once again showed that the Doghouse Bar & Grill was the hottest spot on Main Street every night of bike week.
Read Full Article At Motorcycle-USA
Seminole Hard Rock at 2008 Daytona
The Seminole Hard Rock Roadhouse was the place to party in Daytona this year. Located at the Doghouse Bar & Grill on Daytona Beach, the rock n' roll was always playing, the Hog Wild Girls and Hard Rock Models were always rocking and the beer was continuously flowing, once again making the Doghouse the hottest spot on Main Street every night of the week.