Please join us for Thursday night Trivia on July 10th from 6-8pm! Bring your friends and compete against other teams for bragging rights! We will also be serving our Thursday night food special! See our social media for details.

The jam band tradition lives on through the Sam Brown Band's eclectic mix of classic rock, blues, and psychedelic jazz, featuring original compositions and hits from artists such as The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Charlie Hunter. Growing up in Austin in the 1980s and 90s, guitarist Sam Brown was deeply influenced by the vibrant and varied music scene from Stevie Ray Vaugn to Michale E. Johnson and the Killer Bees.

Please join us July 12th from 4-7pm for a performance by the legendary fiddle duo of Ella B & Robert Herridge!

Mitch Marcoulier, has been involved in music for pretty much all of his life. He comes from a family of musicians, and has been playing with bands since he was in his teens. When he entered the working world he toured with some of the biggest artists in the world. After relocating to Texas a few years back, Mitch has come back to what he loves most, playing live music. Along with his own songs, Mitch has a songbook filled with easily 800 songs that will remind you of the times in your life where music meant everything. If you have a request, don't be afraid to ask.

Making her way from Victoria Texas to Austin, April was inspired by the many different styles from country, blues, jazz, and the singer/songwriters that put their mark on these Americana styles. She soon put these influences to use and began writing and performing in the Austin area. April released her first EP in 2008 of five acoustic songs produced by Tommy Detamore at Cherry Ridge Studio. Now after many years of performing in the central Texas area, she went back to the studio with Tommy to help produce her first full-length album.  The album titled “Nothing’s Perfect In Life” released in May of 2015 is a soulful country-inspired collection of 14 songs with 11 written by April.  In the studio April was grateful to have fellow bandmates to help bring the energy of her live shows; William “BB” Morse on bass, Joe McCreary on drums, Brad Johnston on organ/piano, Bill Terry on pedal steel guitar, David Waters on guitar, Jason Hall on guitar, and also Tommy Detamore helping out with some pedal and lap steel guitars.  Check her website for upcoming shows and events at www.aprilhallmusic.com.

Erik Flores is a singer songwriter whose songs are tied to the dierent places and circumstances that he’s found himself in on the way to where he is now. Currently based in the Texas Hill Country, his path has been steady and winding. Erik started his career in Austin, TX and after a handful of loud and eclectic years he eventually found himself in Los Angeles where he reconnected with his love of Americana/Country music. After starting the band Fairbanks & the Lonesome Light, gaining some traction and releasing two albums, he returned home to Texas and landed in the small Hill Country town of Driftwood where he writes and records the songs that will be the coming chapters of his story. His band Fairbanks & the Lonesome Light is shared with singer/writer Amelia Rose Logan. It revolves around a collection of songs written in two part harmony and built on a solid foundation of Indie Americana music. They draw from the same traditions that Jeff Tweedy, The Band, Neil Young, Gillian Welch and other similar artists seem to veer toward. Erik’s solo performances pull from this catalogue and from the always growing collection of new songs, but lean a little more into his more classic Texas influences.

The musical stylings of cousins Liz Tipps & Travis Burns is something you do not want to miss! With music ranging from today's red dirt country to Fleetwood Mac, these cousins surely will blow you away with their performance!

Please join us for a special Saturday performance by Jack Vance and Hayden Yap from 3-6pm. This acoustic and fiddle duo will surely blow you away with their stellar tunes!

Jack T Carr with his tenor sax and digital rhythm section transforms a solo saxophone routine to the sound of a four piece jazz band. The pre-recorded rhythm section, composed mainly of piano, acoustic bass, and light drums, augment the smooth tone of the live tenor sax.