Line Dancing Lessons for Couples and Singles in Atlanta, GA
Line Dancing Classes
in Atlanta
Lessons at Dance With Me Buckhead
Line dancing in Atlanta is having its biggest moment in years — and for good reason. From the Electric Slide at family cookouts to Boots on the Ground going viral on every Atlanta feed, from country nights in Buckhead to soul line dance circles that have defined this city’s culture for generations — Atlanta moves to its own beat.
Join the most engaging classes for line dancing in Atlanta for adults. No partner needed, taught by world-class instructors.
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3500 Peachtree Road, Suite 1074D, Atlanta, GA
No partner needed. No prior experience required. Just show up.
At Dance With Me Buckhead — Atlanta’s premier ballroom and social dance studio, founded by Dancing With the Stars champions Maks and Val Chmerkovskiy — we offer structured, beginner-friendly line dancing classes in
the heart of Buckhead.
Whether you’ve always wanted to nail the Cupid Shuffle, get ready for a wedding reception, or simply find a joyful new way to move, you’ll leave your very first class feeling confident on the floor.
In this page, you’ll find everything you need to know about line dancing classes in Atlanta — the styles, what
we teach, what to expect, and how to claim your free intro session.
BEGINNER
New to dance? You’re in good hands. Learn at your own pace with expert guidance that meets you where you are. Discover the styles, music, and movement that feel natural — and fun — for you.
intermediate
You’ve got the basics — now it’s time to stand out. Go deeper into technique, musicality, and confidence on the floor. We’ll help you find your style — and own it.
ADVANCED
What Is Line Dancing — And Why Atlanta Can't Stop?
Line dancing is exactly what it sounds like: a choreographed sequence of steps performed in lines or rows, with no partner required. But to describe it that simply is to undersell it completely.
In Atlanta, line dancing is a living, breathing part of the culture. Soul line dancing — rooted in Black Southern tradition, showing up at cookouts, reunions, church events, and celebrations — has been part of this city’s DNA for decades.
Dances like the Electric Slide, Cupid Shuffle, and the Wobble are rites of passage, not trends. And when Boots on the Ground swept through Atlanta in 2025, created by a young Atlanta-area choreographer and exploding overnight across TikTok, it proved once again that Atlanta doesn’t just follow dance culture — it creates it.
At the same time, Atlanta’s Buckhead country scene brings its own line dancing tradition: country two-step, the Watermelon Crawl, the Cotton-Eyed Joe — high-energy, boot-stomping dances that pack the floor every week.
Whatever brings you to line dancing, one thing is universal: watching someone do it confidently is inspiring.
Learning it in a structured class, with a certified instructor breaking it down step by step, is the fastest and most enjoyable path from the sidelines to the floor. That’s exactly what we provide at Dance With Me Buckhead.
Line Dancing at Dance With Me Buckhead — What We Offer
Our studio at Phipps Plaza, 3500 Peachtree Road NE Suite 1074D, Atlanta, GA 30326 offers multiple ways to learn line dancing in Atlanta, so you can find the fit that works for your schedule, your style, and your goals.
Why Students Love Us
At Dance With Me Atlanta, couples dancing is more than steps—it’s confidence, connection, and self-expression. Whether you’re seeking stress relief, increased energy, or a vibrant community, our adult dance classes in Atlanta help you reconnect with yourself through movement.
The Line Dancing Styles We Teach in Atlanta
Atlanta’s line dancing scene is one of the most culturally diverse in the country. We don’t teach one style — we teach your style. Here’s what that looks like at Dance With Me Buckhead:
Soul & R&B Line Dancing
This is the heartbeat of Atlanta’s line dance culture. The Electric Slide, Cupid Shuffle, Wobble, Cha Cha Slide, and Boots on the Ground — dances born at cookouts, passed down at reunions, and now living on every Atlanta dance floor.
Soul line dancing is communal, joyful, and deeply rooted in this city’s identity.
We teach these dances with the respect and energy they deserve: the right music, the right timing, the right attitude.
Country & Western Line Dancing
For the crowd that packs Buckhead’s country nights, we offer country line dancing classes built around dances like the Cowboy Cha Cha, the Boot Scootin’ Boogie, the Watermelon Crawl, and the classic country twostep.
Whether you’re a Brimstone regular, a PBR Atlanta regular, or someone who just discovered country line dancing last weekend — this is where you come to actually get good at it.
Contemporary & Viral Line Dances
TikTok didn’t invent line dancing — but it sure gave it a new audience. The viral line dances you keep seeing on your feed have real choreography worth learning properly: clean timing, sharp footwork, and the group sync that makes them look effortless. We keep our contemporary dance offerings current, adding the dances Atlanta is actually doing right now.
And here’s something our students love to discover: the rhythm skills you build across all three styles transfer everywhere. Once your body understands timing, footwork, and spatial awareness on a line dance floor, ballroom, Latin, and social dancing open up in a whole new way.
What to Expect at Your First Line Dancing Class in Atlanta
At Dance With Me Buckhead, we teach American Style Foxtrot, the version most widely danced at social events across the United States.
American Style is slightly more relaxed in frame and allows for more creative expression and partner interaction, making it the perfect choice for social dancing in Atlanta. International Style foxtrot, used in competitive ballroom, is more structured and is also available for students who choose to pursue competition.
The health benefits of learning foxtrot are real, too. Studies show that social dancing improves balance, cardiovascular health, memory, and mental well-being — all while being genuinely fun. It’s exercise that never feels like exercise.
DiegoGallego
Dance Instructor
AmandaMerritt
DANCE INSTRUCTOR
NisaAluizo
Administrative Assistant
VladPop
Dance Instructor
Dance Instructor
Diego Gallego
Diego was born and raised in Colombia and has more than 15 years of experience as a teacher, competitor, performer and choreographer. A Salsa champion experienced in tricks, Salsa on1, Salsa on2, sensual Bachata, traditional Bachata, Salsa Caleña, Argentine Tango and others. He’s experienced in national and international competitions traveling to Colombia, Panama, Puerto Rico, Miami, Oklahoma, New York, New Jersey, Atlanta, Houston, Chicago. He has training and knowledge in acrobatic gymnastics and was a high-performance athlete in soccer, swimming, and cycling. He loves being a teacher and making his students happy by creating life long memories on the dance floor.
DANCE INSTRUCTOR
Amanda Merritt
Amanda started dancing at the early age of 2. She grew up in the DFW area where she trained and competed in styles such as ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop, and contemporary. Throughout the years she was awarded several high-scoring solo awards, scholarships, and opportunities to train with the industry’s top teachers and performers. Amanda began her ballroom training at age 16 and fell in love with it immediately. She started as an amateur and then quickly moved her way up to doing it professionally. Amanda and her dance partner, Eyne, compete together in the professional circuit and frequently participate in competitions nationwide. Amanda has always had a passion for teaching. At age 13 she began teaching children at her home studio. Soon after, she started choreographing solo routines, group numbers, and became director of the Performance Team.
All of those years have prepared her for where she is at now. Amanda began teaching at Dance With Me in July of 2022 and has enjoyed every minute of it. Whether it be kids or adults, she loves sharing her passion and knowledge with her students. Amanda hopes to continue dancing and teaching for as long as possible!
Administrative Assistant
Nisa Aluizo
An artist of various mediums ranging from musician, painter, aerialist, photographer, and dancer; Creativity is her creative reality. Nisa joined the company to further indulge herself into the performing arts community.
Dance Instructor
Vlad Pop
Originally from Romania, Vlad started his ballroom dancing journey in 2005. He started with International Ballroom and Latin style dances and in a few years he specialized in training and competing exclusively in Latin. Later in his competitive career he had to uproot himself to pursue higher level training abroad, especially in Hungary, where he was trained by the Professional Latin World Champions. His dancing has taken him to many corners of the world, including India, Russia and Ukraine. Apart from a successful career in Competitive Latin Dancesport, he has also competed internationally in Showdance together with his partner Jhinuk, obtaining the World Championship Title of 2023 in IDO Showdance. His main desire is to be able to bring the best out of all the students that he has the opportunity to work with and make them achieve more than they ever thought they could.
What to Expect at Your First Lesson
We know that first class feeling — the mix of excitement and uncertainty. Here’s exactly what walking into Dance With Me Buckhead looks like:
- You arrive at Phipps Plaza, Suite 1074D: Our front desk team welcomes you by name, shows you around the studio, and introduces you to your instructor. First impressions matter — ours is a chandelierlit, sprung-floor studio that feels completely unlike any gym class you've ever taken.
- Your instructor introduces the class format You'll get context — what dance you're learning, how it's structured, and what the music sounds like. No mystery, no 'just follow me.' Real instruction from the first minute.
- You learn the foundational pattern: Your instructor breaks down every count: feet, direction, weight shift, timing. Most students are dancing the core pattern within 20–30 minutes. There's no such thing as 'I can't get this' — just 'I haven't gotten it yet.'
- You practice with the group: Partners rotate. Music plays. The room loosens up. By this point, most students are smiling — often surprised at how quickly it's clicking.
- You leave with next steps: Your instructor tells you what's coming in the next class and recommends whether a group program, private lesson, or social party is your best next move. No pressure — but most students can't wait to come back
Line Dancing for Atlanta Events, Parties & Weddings
Some of the most memorable moments at Atlanta events happen on the line dance floor — and Dance With Me Buckhead is where people go to make sure they’re ready for them.
Why Dance With Me Buckhead? Atlanta's Line Dancing Home
Atlanta has plenty of places to line dance. Only one place in Buckhead gives you world-class instruction in a studio built for exactly this.
learn a variety of dance styles
American Rhythm
Expressive, grounded, and bold. Dive into the soulful energy of Cha-Cha, Rumba, Swing, Bolero, and Mambo — with freedom to show your personal style. Ideal for dancers who love musicality and emotional connection.
Frequently Asked Questions about Line Dancing in Atlanta
Do I need a partner to take Line Dancing classes?
Not at all! Many of our students take lessons solo. During private lessons, your instructor will be your dedicated partner. In group classes, we frequently rotate partners so everyone gets to dance.
Do you offer line dancing in Atlanta for adults?
Yes! Our classes are tailored to provide the best experience in line dancing in Atlanta for adults. Whether you are looking for a fun alternative to the gym, preparing for a social event, or just wanting a sophisticated night out, our Buckhead studio offers a mature, welcoming environment with no partner required.
How long does it take to learn Line Dancing?
Most students are comfortable with a basic line dance pattern after one class. Feeling
confident at social events — including weddings, parties, and Atlanta’s line dance nights — typically happens after 4–6 sessions. But everyone is unique and the timeline can change.
What to wear in a Line Dancing Class?
Comfortable clothing that moves with you — fitted pants, not jeans. Skip the sneakers: rubber
soles grip the floor and restrict your turns. Bring dress shoes, character shoes, or leather-soled shoes. Dance shoes
are available to purchase at the studio.
How much do line dancing classes cost in Atlanta?
At Dance With Me Buckhead, you can start with a $49 Intro Special
Can I take line dancing classes without a partner in Atlanta?
Yes — always. Every group class at Dance With Me Buckhead is designed for solo attendees. We rotate partners
throughout, so everyone gets to lead and follow. Coming alone isn’t just accepted — it’s the norm. Most of our
students arrive solo, and many say it accelerated their progress significantly because they focused entirely on their
own footwork and timing.
Is line dancing hard to learn for beginners?
Not at all. Basic line dance patterns take most students 20–30 minutes to grasp in their first class.
Our certified instructors are trained to teach zero-experience students, breaking down every count and transition clearly. By the end of your first session, you’ll be dancing — not just watching.
Confidence at social events and parties typically comes after 4–6 classes.
What styles of line dancing do you teach at DWM in Atlanta?
We teach soul and R&B line dancing (Electric Slide, Cupid Shuffle, Wobble, Boots on the Ground), country and western line dancing (Cowboy Cha Cha, Boot Scootin’ Boogie, country two-step), and contemporary and viral line dances from current TikTok and social media culture.
We update our contemporary offerings regularly to keep up with what Atlanta is actually dancing.
Do you offer line dancing for bachelorette parties or group events?
Yes. Dance With Me Buckhead offers private group experiences for bachelorette parties, birthday celebrations, corporate team events, family reunions, and wedding preparation.
We’ll build a custom experience around your group size, chosen dances, and event timeline.
Contact us at (404) 400-1121 or through the booking form on our website to discuss your event.
Is line dancing only for country music fans?
Not even close. Line dancing spans country, R&B, hip-hop, pop, and everything in between.
Atlanta’s line dance culture is one of the most musically diverse in the South — soul line dancing to Beyoncé, country line dancing to Morgan Wallen, viral choreography to whatever dropped last week.
At Dance With Me Buckhead, we honor the full spectrum. Your music taste is welcome here.
Where is Dance With Me Buckhead located, and what are your hours?
We’re located at Phipps Plaza, 3500 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1074D, Atlanta, GA 30326 — behind Nordstrom, in the heart of Buckhead.
We’re easily accessible from Sandy Springs, Midtown, Brookhaven, Dunwoody, Decatur, and across the Atlanta metro.
Studio hours are Monday–Friday 12:00 PM–8:00 PM
and Saturday 12:00 PM–4:00 PM.
Call us at (404) 400-1121 to check current class schedules and availability.
Visit Our Atlanta Dance Studio in Buckhead
Atlanta’s line dance floors are calling — and now you have a home base to prepare for them.
Whether you want to finally own the Electric Slide, light up a wedding reception, or simply find something joyful to do on a weeknight, Dance With Me Buckhead is where line dancing in Atlanta becomes something you actually know how to do — not just something you watch from the edge of the room.
Student Stories
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