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The 2020 rodeo will run from Tuesday, March 3, to Sunday, March 22.

Tuesday, March 3 - Country - Midland

Wednesday, March 4 - Country - Willie Nelson

Thursday, March 5 - Latin Pop - Becky G

Friday, March 6 - Hip Hop/R&B - TBD

Saturday, March 7 - Country - Maren Morris

Sunday, March 8 - Norteno - Ramon Ayala

Monday, March 9 - Country - Chris Young

Tuesday, March 10 - K-Pop - NCT 127

Wednesday, March 11 - Country - Kane Brown

Thursday, March 12 - Country - Cody Johnson

Friday, March 13 - Hip Hop/Pop - TBD

Saturday, March 14 - Country - John Pardi

Sunday, March 15 - Country - Dierks Bentley

Monday, March 16 - Country - Keith Urban

Tuesday, March 17 - Pop - Gwen Stefani

Wednesday, March 18 - R&B/Pop - Khalid

Thursday, March 19 - Country - Chris Stapleton

Friday, March 20 - EDM - TBD

Saturday, March 21 - Country - Brad Paisley

Sunday, March 22 - Country - Luke Bryan

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo revealed the official lineup last week for the typically star-studded and eclectic collection. Hours before the official announcement, a calendar featuring performers began to float around online.

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