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They're not all divorced. They're not all dads. They're just really into Creed.
Cassidy Vinyard and Jordyn Smith, two 32-year-old women with no divorces (and no kids), are the ringleaders of a rodeo phenomenon known as "Divorced Dad Dressup" for the upcoming Creed concert.
The group isn't actually just for divorced dads. It's a mix of longtime fans and teenage newcomers.
As Sarah Smith discovered, the excitement around Creed is about more than '90s nostalgia or the so-called "divorced dad rock" subgenre. It's about connection.
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🎤 On the big stage
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Today's Roundup

Photo by: Jason Fochtman, Houston Chronicle
The high-stakes business of feeding the rodeo
The rodeo's 75 food vendors put in long hours and face high up-front costs to feed the event's 2.7 million customers, but some make $500,000 in 21 days. Some concessionaires rely on the rodeo for up to 40% of their annual revenue. Read More
- Conroe, Woodlands offer rides: To ease parking hassles and traffic woes, the two Montgomery County municipalities are offering rides to the 2026 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Read More
📅 The calendar
Tonight: Dwight Yoakam
March 8: Forrest Frank
March 9: Luke Bryan // First Responders Day
March 10: Megan Moroney
March 11: Creed // Community Day
🔧 News you can use
- Your guide to parking, shuttles and rideshare options at RodeoHouston
- Houston rodeo bag policy: What items are prohibited at NRG Stadium?
- Hundreds of kids get lost at the Houston Rodeo every year. Here's what happens to them.
- Pro tips for rodeo concerts: Start time, show length
Notice: You're receiving this update as part of our special coverage of the rodeo and its impact on Houston's food, music and arts culture. Find the rest of our coverage of RodeoHouston at Houstonchronicle.com
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