Byran has learned over 200 line dances and teaches them weekly at local classes and bars.  He has taught at small private events to multi-day festivals: (Country Thunder (AZ), Stagecoach (CA), Country Fest (ND) Additionally, Byran has helped hundreds learn to partner dance Two Step and Country Swing, and most importantly gave folks the confidence to get out on the dance floor! 

Russ has competed in numerous two step, country, swing, and ballroom competitions across the country, earning World Championship titles in the United Country Western Dance Council’s Line and ProAm divisions, as well as winning finals in West Coast Swing and Country Two Step Tour competitions. Recently, Russ was honored to win the United States Line Dance Choreography Competition’s Phrased and Newcomer / Novice divisions at the Vegas Dance Explosion.

Adia specializes in teaching many different line dance genres as well as country swing and two step. Her 10+ years of coaching/teaching cheerleading and Zumba serve as a foundation to her line dance instruction.  She has danced on the stagecoach Honky Tonk Dance team for 2 years.

Adia began creating line dance music videos as a fun way of honoring and celebrating artists and choreographers that continue to create beautiful songs and routines, as well as to highlight the love of dance that binds us all together.

Dan grew up in San Luis Obispo, CA and started off dancing at The Grad. Once he moved to San Diego, he became a regular at InCahoots where his passion for country dance grew. When Moonshine Flats opened in February 2014, Dan opened it as a Host and Dance Instructor. Since then, he’s choreographed 8 dances that quickly became Moonshine staples! When he’s not Dan the Moonshine Man, you can find him spending time with his wife, Kaylie and their 2 dogs and soon to be daughter.

Where He Teaches: Moonshine Beach (Primarily) and Moonshine Flats (Occasionally).

Favorite places to dance: Moonshine Beach, Incahoots Fullerton, Incahoots San Diego (prior to closing)

Rick Dominguez has been a Country Western DJ and a line dance instructor and choreographer for 25 years! Known for dances like “Call Me Señorita, “Sweet Tea’, Loosen Up My Buttons, Blue Jeans On, You Look Good,  Everybody Have A Good Time and Ex’s & Oh’s” as well as many other local favorites.

Rick teaches line dances throughout the country with various clubs and organizations and has been the resident DJ at Oil Can Harry’s in Studio City for 26 years and counting.

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Rick is the creator of WWLA (Wrangler Weekend Los Angeles) a local country western dance convention now in it’s 8th year!

My name is Kelsey Lewis and I started my dance journey at Borderline Bar and Grill! I was quickly fascinated with everything that line dancing had to offer and I needed to learn every dance. I never wanted to spend a second off of the dance floor! This eventually led to me being asked to two step, which led to me meeting my dance partner. Because of him, we now compete in 7 different styles of dance, one day hoping to win a world title!

You can find me DJing and dancing at various country bars and festivals throughout Southern California! You can also find me dancing at many UCWDC events across the country. When I’m not competing you can find me dancing at pretty much any country bar on any given night in SoCal: The Ranch, Borderline, Oil Can Harry’s, Stampede, Moonshine Beach/Flats, Incahoots, and Cowboy Country!