honky-tonk

[sastergri]

a cheap drinking and dancing establishment

[DebrahCom]

(Music) Pertaining to a style of ragtime piano music having a melody embellished with chords and syncopated rhythms, accompanied by a bass in strict two-four or four-four time. It is often played on an upright piano having its strings muffled to produce a tinny sound; as, a honky-tonk piano. RHUD

[Welington Mina]

The type of music typically played in such a club

[AliceAstes]

A honky-tonk is a type of bar that provides musical entertainment to its patrons. Bars of this kind are common in the Southern and Southwestern United States.
The term honky-tonk has also been applied to various styles of 20th-century American music.

[Sonia]

A district in which honky-tonks are found.

[Nicolasmam]

Honky-tonk refers to two things:

1. A type of ragtime music characterized by its upbeat rhythm, often associated with the Southern parts of the United States, particularly with bars or dance halls that feature this type of music.

2. A cheap, noisy bar or dance hall, especially in the Southern U.S., typically featuring this music. Besides drinking, dancing, and socializing, such venues could also include entertainment like pool tables, mechanical bull riding, or live music performances.