Americana

If you’re craving real-deal honky-tonk, Ellis Bullard is answering the call. Following the release of Honky Tonk Ain’t Noise Pollution, Bullard has cemented his place as one of country music’s most authentic voices—bringing a sound forged by hard miles, hard living, and deep musical roots. Bullard’s music reflects a life spent barnstorming across dance halls and dive bars, delivering true-blue country with grit, heart, and zero pretense - Live at The Table at Madeley!

Waco-born and Texas-raised, the Huser Brother Band has been making serious waves in the independent music scene with their soulful, rocking brand of country music. Hailing straight off the I-35 corridor between Dallas and Austin, these brothers deliver a high-energy, crowd-engaging show that keeps audiences on their feet from the first note to the last. See them live at The Table at Madeley.

Opening the night: Cole Phillips for Tyler Halverson Fresh off his stone-cold honest album In Defense of Drinking, Halverson brings raw, alt-country grit shaped by rodeo beer gardens, skate parks, and countless miles on the road. His songs pull no punches—heartbreak, self-medication, redemption, and the restless life of a modern troubadour—all wrapped in a distinctly Western edge. With tracks like “More Hearts Than Horses,” “Ft. Worth Losing,” and fan favorite “Beer Garden Baby” (re-recorded as a duet with Conroe's Parker McCollum) have made him a must-see live act.

Fresh off his stone-cold honest album In Defense of Drinking, Halverson brings raw, alt-country grit shaped by rodeo beer gardens, skate parks, and countless miles on the road. His songs pull no punches—heartbreak, self-medication, redemption, and the restless life of a modern troubadour—all wrapped in a distinctly Western edge. With tracks like “More Hearts Than Horses,” “Ft. Worth Losing,” and fan favorite “Beer Garden Baby” (re-recorded as a duet with Conroe's Parker McCollum) have made him a must-see live act.

A fifth-generation Texan and one of the most respected storytellers in modern Texas songwriting, John Baumann stands in the lineage of Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Lyle Lovett, John Prine, and James McMurtry. His songs are rooted in observation rather than autobiography, allowing him to inhabit lives that aren’t his own and tell their stories with empathy, humor, and grit. For John Baumann, songwriting is about stepping into someone else’s boots for three and a half minutes and inviting the listener along for the ride. - Live at The Table at Madeley!

Texas/Red Dirt heavyweight Max Stalling is bringing his storytelling, grit, and road-tested sound to Downtown Conroe for one special night. Max Stalling is a true staple of Texas music — the kind of songwriter who makes every lyric feel lived-in and every show feel personal. And there’s no better place to catch him than up close & personal at The Table at Madeley — Conroe’s most unique place to eat, drink, listen & kickback.