country

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.