Find the best video for any line dance.

Skip the YouTube scroll. Dancers rate which tutorial actually teaches the steps — so you spend less time hunting and more time dancing.

1. Search any dance

Tens of thousands of titles, choreographers, and step sheets.

2. See dancer-ranked videos

Skip the bad uploads — the community picks the clearest teach.

3. Save what you're working on

Your MYHUB keeps your dances and your preferred video ready.

What dancers are watching this week

Click any dance to see its top-ranked teaching video.

#1 Turn This Town
High Beginner
Save 135

Turn This Town

By: Maddison Glover (AUS) & Jo Thompson Szymanski (USA) - June 2026

#2 Cross That Line
Intermediate
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Cross That Line

By: Maddison Glover (AUS) - June 2026

#3 Take A Look At Yourself
Intermediate
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Take A Look At Yourself

By: Simon Ward (AUS) & Jo Thompson Szymanski (USA) - May 2026

#4 Bangaranga
High Intermediate
Save 62

Bangaranga

By: Gary O'Reilly (IRE) & Maggie Gallagher (UK) - June 2026

#5 Another Bar Song
Beginner
Save 223

Another Bar Song

By: Sierra Gil (USA) & Dustin Valcalda (USA) - June 2026

#6 Baby Blues Cha
Improver Cha Cha
Save 174

Baby Blues Cha

By: Simon Ward (AUS) & Shane McKeever (IRE) - April 2026

#7 Because Of You
Improver
Save 61

Because Of You

By: Raymond Sarlemijn (NL) - June 2026

#8 Seaside
Intermediate
Save 112

Seaside

By: Gary O'Reilly (IRE) - June 2026

#9 Choosin Texas
Beginner
Save 694

Choosin Texas

By: Nidhi Risi (CAN) - December 2025

#10 Rhumbumbumba
High Beginner
Save 475

Rhumbumbumba

By: Rob Fowler (ES) - March 2026

#11 Wild West Wicked
Improver
Save 499

Wild West Wicked

By: Rob Fowler (ES) - February 2026

#12 Opalite
Improver
Save 375

Opalite

By: Simon Ward (AUS) - March 2026

Why LineDance.com

The world has thousands of line dance step sheets — but a step sheet only gets you halfway there. You still have to find someone teaching it well on video. That's the part we fix. For every dance in our library, dancers vote on the best teaching video, share comments, and save what they're working on. Less hunting. More dancing. Community-driven, choreographer-friendly, and free to use.