"Neon Moon" is an iconic 1992 country hit by Brooks & Dunn, written solely by Ronnie Dunn.

Released as the third single from their debut album Brand New Man, it became their third consecutive number-one hit.

The song is known for its "cowboy cha-cha" danceable beat, chronicling a heartbroken man finding solace in a bar.

Ronnie Dunn wrote the song while recalling his days playing in a house band in Tulsa, Oklahoma, aiming for a dance-floor-focused, "cowboy cha-cha" rhythm.

The released version is very close to the original demo, which had a "loose" and "cool" vibe.

It was the first Brooks & Dunn single not to have an official music video.

It helped the duo win their first major awards, with sales doubling the week it hit number one.

In 2019, the duo re-recorded the song with Kacey Musgraves for their Reboot album.

In 2024, a remix with Morgan Wallen was released for Reboot II.

The song highlights themes of loneliness and heartbreak, with the "neon moon" referring to the neon signs in a bar.

"Neon Moon" is regarded as a defining song of 90s country music and a staple of the Brooks & Dunn catalog.