Guitarist Nathan Hinojosa is influenced by masters such as Ottmar Liebert, Jesse Cook, and Vicente Amigo. Passionate about many genres, Nathan incorporates jazz, reggae, and funk into his shows along the lines of Daft Punk and Jamiroquai. Often tuning in 528Hz, Nathan gives his audience an experience meant to achieve a relaxing & harmonious moment in time.

Please join us for Paul's performance at Busted Oak Cellars from 3-6pm.

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.

Come on out Saturday, February 10th. We will be celebrating our 4th birthday of Busted Oak Cellars with free hotdogs and hamburgers for everyone, and for every bottle purchased you can enter into a drawing for a free weekend at Busted Oak Cellars and you will receive a 4th Anniversary label! We will also have a live musical performance by Les Cousins from 3-6pm!

March 17th is our 3nd Annual “Bring your dog to the winery” Day. Gifts for all dogs via their owners.

Michael Player is a Singer/Songwriter/Entertainer based in the North Houston area. He and his band have been steadily making waves in the Houston Country Music Scene for a few years and his momentum is increasing. Michael's sound is "Classic" Country but his voice has a uniqueness that most of his contemporaries lack. Michael began writing songs while attending Texas A&M and has been building a strong yet quietly publicized catalogue of original music. Normally a 5 piece band, Michael's band has the flexibility to go from "Silver Wings" to "You Shook Me All Night" by AC/DC in a wink of an eye. Michael has played some of the top venues in the area including Big Texas in Spring and Lonestar Saloon in Richmond. He has opened for legends like George Jones and Willie Nelson along with regional acts such as Josh Abbott, Scooter Brown Band, Bri Bagwell and Josh Ward. All in all, Michael is strong in his roots as a Country artist yet has a modern edge that sets him apart from the rest.

Please join us April 13th from 11-3pm for our 1st Annual Car Show at Busted Oak Cellars where car enthusiasts and winos can unite for a memorable day! We welcome anyone to register their vehicles for the car show in the link below. All proceeds go to benefit the Round Top Family Library! Darrel Appelt will also be performing from 3-6pm at the winery concert stage! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1st-annual-classic-car-show-at-busted-oak-cellars-tickets-815861402417

Please join us May 9th from 6-8pm for our craft night! You can create your very own 22 inch wooden door hanger! Choose between Uncle Sam or Popsicles. For more information contact 979-540-0664 or 512-393-9228. Deadline to register is April 25th!

Please join us May 18th for Armed Forces Day! We will be open from 12-9pm, collecting supplies on behalf of the Blue Star Mothers-Houston Area, for our Overseas Military Personnel. Musician Darrel Appelt will be playing from 3-6pm. Supplies needed: Beef Jerky, Pop top food, Tuna Packets, Black Work Boot Socks, Popcorn, etc.

Please join us for our open mic night hosted by Patrick Hollenbach! If you are wanting to play an instrument or sing, we welcome anyone to get up and perform! A PA system with plug ins and karaoke capabilities and microphone will be provided. Serenade with us from 6pm-9pm!

We will be closed Thursday July 4th all day to celebrate with our team and participate in the Round Top 4th of July Parade! We hope to see you there!

Growing up in a small town in Texas, Fallon Franklin held tight to her roots in folk music. Music was always around her. Her great grandfather, Major Franklin, was a world-class fiddle player and her grandfather, Royce Franklin, would take her to Texas swing festivals as a child. Fallon wrote her first song at the age of ten. When asked about being a self-taught guitarist, she laughs and states, “I needed something to accompany my songs and vocals, plus when I was in school, all the guys thought that it was cool to be a chick and play guitar.”