Xavier Joseph
Xavier Joseph brought his theatre-trained tenor and blend of traditional and modern country to The Table at Madeley, supported by Texas radio chart success and live performances with The Wayward Wranglers.
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Xavier Joseph brought his theatre-trained tenor and blend of traditional and modern country to The Table at Madeley, supported by Texas radio chart success and live performances with The Wayward Wranglers.
Josh Fuller & Kevin Bull performed live on the Woodforest Downtown Conroe Live Stage.
Trent Cowie’s Toy Drive Jam featured The Trent Cowie Band, Payton Howie, and a Randy Beal-hosted open mic supporting a community Christmas toy drive at The Table at Madeley.
Sundance Head brought his Texas-rooted voice, national television success, chart-topping songs, and album Starting Again to The Table at Madeley for a historical live performance.
Jamie Richards brought a catalog that included six number-one songs, honest country roots, and an emotionally direct honky-tonk performance to The Table at Madeley.
Heather Rayleen brought country roots shaped by blues, rock, folk, and pop, along with a lifelong background in singing, violin, fiddle, songwriting, and performance, to The Table at Madeley.
Rich O'Toole brought autobiographical American songwriter rock and a catalog featuring 23 top-ten Texas Music Chart songs to The Table at Madeley for this historical live performance.
Pug Johnson performed live from the Woodforest Downtown Conroe Live Stage.
Mark Jones brought candid Americana country songwriting with classic country and rock undertones to The Table at Madeley for a historical live performance in downtown Conroe.
Brandon Michael brought a high-energy country performance to The Table at Madeley after his single “Waits For You” reached the top 30 on Texas country radio.
Josh Fuller and Kevin Bull performed live on the Woodforest Downtown Conroe Live Stage.
Singer-songwriter Brandon Rhyder’s self-titled release is a deeply personal collection shaped by family, relationships, legacy, and a renewed commitment to his music.