Texas Hold'em Hen Party
Beyoncé goes country and your hen do gets a line dance. Hats on, boots on — one routine, one flat rate from £140, any group size, anywhere the weekend lands.
Texas Hold'em Hen Party in Your City
One flat rate from £140 for any group size, and the choreographer comes to you. Choose your city for local venues and booking details.
Aberdeen
ScotlandBath
SomersetBelfast
Northern IrelandBirmingham
West MidlandsBlackburn
LancashireBlackpool
LancashireBolton
Greater ManchesterBournemouth
DorsetBradford
West YorkshireBrighton
East SussexBristol
South WestCambridge
CambridgeshireCanterbury
KentCardiff
WalesCheltenham
GloucestershireChester
CheshireColchester
EssexCoventry
West MidlandsDerby
DerbyshireDoncaster
South YorkshireDundee
ScotlandDurham
County DurhamEastbourne
East SussexEdinburgh
ScotlandExeter
DevonGlasgow
ScotlandGloucester
GloucestershireHarrogate
North YorkshireHuddersfield
West YorkshireHull
East YorkshireIpswich
SuffolkKent
South EastLancaster
LancashireLeeds
West YorkshireLeicester
LeicestershireLincoln
LincolnshireLiverpool
MerseysideLondon
Greater LondonLuton
BedfordshireManchester
Greater ManchesterMiddlesbrough
TeessideMilton Keynes
BuckinghamshireNewcastle
Tyne & WearNewport
WalesNorthampton
NorthamptonshireNorwich
NorfolkNottingham
NottinghamshireOxford
OxfordshirePeterborough
CambridgeshirePlymouth
DevonPortsmouth
HampshirePreston
LancashireReading
BerkshireSheffield
South YorkshireSouthampton
HampshireSouthend-on-Sea
EssexStoke-on-Trent
StaffordshireSunderland
Tyne & WearSwansea
WalesSwindon
WiltshireTelford
ShropshireWakefield
West YorkshireWarrington
CheshireWatford
HertfordshireWolverhampton
West MidlandsWorcester
WorcestershireYork
North YorkshireHow Your Texas Hold'em Party Runs
Arrival and Boot Camp
Hats on, boots optional. Your choreographer warms the group up and teaches the building blocks — grapevines, heel digs and stomps — within the first ten minutes.
Learning the Line Dance
The routine grows section by section, everyone in rows, no partners needed. Because line-dance steps repeat, it clicks faster than any other theme we teach.
The Hoedown Finale
The class ends with the full routine filmed front-on — twenty hens stomping in unison is a video the group chat will never delete.
Why a Texas Hold'em Hen Party?
Texas Hold'em is the newest theme on our list and already one of the cleverest. Line dancing was built for groups: everyone stands in rows, nobody needs a partner, and the steps repeat until they stick. Add cowboy hats, boots and Beyoncé's country era, and you get a hen party class that even the most reluctant dancer genuinely enjoys.
Your choreographer sets grapevines, heel digs, stomps and hat tips to Texas Hold 'Em and the best of Cowboy Carter, building the patterns up section by section until the whole group is moving as one. It is the easiest routine we teach to pick up on the day — and one of the most satisfying to watch back on film.
The song was a genuine UK moment: it went straight to number one here in February 2024, Beyoncé's first UK chart-topper in fourteen years, and it kicked off a line-dancing revival in clubs and studios across the country. She followed it with a run of London stadium shows in 2025 — the cowboy era is very much a British one too.
No partners, no pairs — line dancing was invented for groups exactly like yours.
Texas Hold 'Em
The 2024 chart-topper the whole routine is built around — stomps, claps and a chorus the group already knows.
Ya Ya
Rollicking, retro and made for big theatrical moves in the routine's wildest section.
Jolene
Beyoncé's 2024 reworking of the Dolly Parton classic — a dramatic, storytelling mid-point.
16 Carriages
The slow-burn ballad for a brief, breath-catching interlude before the finale.
Riiverdance
Fast footwork and folk stomps for groups who fancy a challenge section.
The Line-Dance Finale
Hats tipped, boots stomping, everyone in rows — the filmed hoedown that ends the class.
Texas Hold'em Facts Worth Repeating
Country Chart History
Texas Hold 'Em made Beyoncé the first Black woman ever to top the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, in February 2024.
A UK Number One Too
The song also went to number one on the UK singles chart — Beyoncé's first UK chart-topper in fourteen years.
Album of the Year
Parent album Cowboy Carter won both Album of the Year and Best Country Album at the 2025 Grammys — she was the first Black woman to take the country prize.
Dropped at the Super Bowl
The song was surprise-released during Super Bowl LVIII in February 2024, teased in an advert seen by over one hundred million viewers.
Texas Hold'em Questions, Answered
How much does a Texas Hold'em hen party dance class cost?
One flat rate for the whole group: from £140 plus venue for one hour, or £165 plus venue for ninety minutes. Ten hens or thirty, the price never moves — line dancing scales beautifully and so does our pricing.
Is line dancing hard to learn?
It is the easiest format we teach. The steps repeat in patterns, everyone dances in rows rather than pairs, and nobody needs a partner or any experience. If you can walk in a line, you can line dance by the end of the class.
Do we need cowboy hats and boots?
They make the finale video, but they come from you — we do not supply costumes or props. Cheap straw hats do the job brilliantly, and trainers are absolutely fine if nobody owns boots.
Can the choreographer come to our accommodation?
Yes — in all 67 cities the class can run at your hotel, Airbnb or a hired hall, or at one of our partner studios. Line dancing needs less space than you would think: clear the floor and form your rows.
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