Stoney LaRue comes to The Table at Madeley with the commanding voice, heartfelt storytelling, and country-rock edge that have made him a cornerstone of the Red Dirt and Texas Country circuits.

Born in Taft, Texas, and raised in Yanush, Oklahoma, LaRue found his musical footing in the Stillwater scene alongside artists such as Jason Boland and Cody Canada. Albums including The Red Dirt Album, Velvet, Aviator, and Onward helped define a catalog that moves from hard-driving country rock to reflective ballads, and his 2025 induction into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame recognized that lasting impact.

Make it an Oklahoma Break Down Thursday night out in downtown Conroe: come early, grab something from the bar, find your spot near the stage, and settle in for a cornerstone of the Red Dirt scene up close at The Table.

Tristan Roberson comes to The Table at Madeley with a Texas country sound built around personal storytelling and the versatility of a multi-instrumentalist who grew up singing and playing piano, guitar, and drums in Frisco.

His single “Somewhere in Texas” reached No. 1 on the Texas Regional Radio Chart, and his 11-track debut album, One Night In Dallas, introduced a growing catalog shaped by traditional country roots and a modern Texas perspective. Roberson has opened for Josh Ward, William Beckmann, and Aaron Watson, while honors including the 2025 Texas Country Music Awards Emerging Artist title and the 2026 Texas Regional Radio and Music Awards New Male Vocalist of the Year reflect the momentum behind his music.

Come early, grab something from the bar, and settle in near the stage for a Friday night built for real songs and a crowd close enough to catch every line. Eat. Drink. Kick Back. Listen.

Kyle Gates comes to The Table at Madeley with a Texas country sound rooted in traditional songwriting, modern grit, and lived-in stories delivered with a songs-first approach. Since launching in 2023, the La Vernia artist already has fan favorite songs such as “Learning To Love Again” and “Top Shelf Woman” that show the honest lyrics and real-musician spirit at the center of his work.

Come early, grab something from the bar, and settle in near the stage for a Thursday night built around country music that feels familiar without sounding dated.

Kyle Park comes to The Table at Madeley with a fiercely independent career built on classic-country storytelling, rock-and-roll drive, and thousands of live performances across North America and Europe.

Raised in Leander, Texas, Park picked up the guitar at 14, played his first paid show a year later, and released his debut album, Big Time, at 19. His catalog includes numerous Texas-radio No. 1 singles, while his 2024 album All Nighters found him co-writing all 12 tracks and producing the project himself.

Come early, grab something from the bar, and settle in near the stage for a Friday night at The Table with one of Texas country's most road-tested performers.

Together, Gavin Story Band and Jakota Wass bring two distinct regional voices to The Table for a co-headlined Saturday night built around honest songs and a close-up live show. Come early, grab something from the bar, bring your friends, and settle in near the stage for a downtown Conroe night out.

Co-Headliner: Gavin Story Band

San Antonio's Gavin Story Band draws creative energy from West Texas, where the group performs, writes, and shapes songs inspired by open roads, rugged landscapes, and life across the Lone Star State. Their Cowboys & Cacti EP turns those miles and personal experiences into road-tested Texas country stories.

Co-Headliner: Jakota Wass

Jakota Wass comes from Gardnerville in Nevada's Carson Valley, with songs rooted in a western upbringing, small-town life, and personal experience. After starting guitar lessons at 12, he built his live following across Northern Nevada and Lake Tahoe, took his music to Nashville's Bluebird Cafe, and released original material including “You and Redemption” and “Met Your Match.”

Jason Eady comes to The Table at Madeley with a song-first approach shaped by the country, blues, soul, and R&B he heard growing up near Jackson, Mississippi. He began playing local bars at 14, later served in the Air Force, and built his place in the Texas songwriting community after moving to Fort Worth.

Since releasing From Underneath the Old in 2005, Eady has developed a catalog grounded in thoughtful storytelling and understated arrangements. His 2012 album AM Country Heaven reached the Top 40 of Billboard’s country albums chart, and later releases including Daylight/Dark, I Travel On, To the Passage of Time, and Mississippi have kept the focus on honest, carefully crafted songs.

Turn Thursday into a downtown Conroe night out with a drink from the bar and a close-up seat to a seasoned songwriter whose stories deserve room to breathe.

Charlie McCabe comes to The Table at Madeley with a guitar-driven sound shaped by his Chicago roots, his home base in Houston, and the following he first built on Texas stages in College Station.

A left-handed guitarist and singer-songwriter, McCabe blends melodic writing with the windows-down energy heard across releases including “Lonely Together,” “Two Steppin’,” “Dallas Girl,” and “Not A Cowboy.” His influences include Parker McCollum, Cody Johnson, and Chris Stapleton, giving his songs a modern country edge grounded in strong hooks and live-band momentum.

Come early, grab something from the bar, and settle in near the stage for a Friday night of music that feels right at home in downtown Conroe. Eat. Drink. Listen and Kick Back.

Jake Bush & Jesse Raub Jr. share top billing at The Table for a Saturday night of road-tested Texas songs, honky-tonk heart, and a crowd close to the stage.

Co-Headliner: Jake Bush

Pasadena-born Jake Bush makes dance-floor-ready country that connects the sound of the 1990s with modern Texas-country drive. A self-taught guitarist and U.S. Army Reserve veteran, he began performing professionally in his early twenties and has built his music around traditional storytelling and honky-tonk rhythm.

His albums include 7, Where 90’s Meets Now, and Bar Room Brothers & Sisters, and seven singles—including “Cowgirl,” “Tractor Town,” and “Her Way Aint the Highway”—have reached No. 1 on the Texas Regional Radio Report.

Two distinct Texas voices share one stage for a co-headlined Saturday night at The Table at Madeley. Come early, grab something from the bar, and settle in close for real songs with grit, heart, and story behind them.

Co-Headliner: Jesse Raub Jr.

Magnolia-raised Jesse Raub Jr. brings a catalog built on traditional Texas country, honky-tonk, Southern-rock grit, and the melodic pull of ’90s country. His 2025 album What I Came To Do was produced by Radney Foster, while Real Simple Country earned the Texas Country Music Association’s 2025 Country Album of the Year honor.

Raub also co-wrote Cody Johnson’s Gold-certified “Dance Her Home,” along with “Made A Home” and “Over Missing You,” and his own catalog has delivered a run of No. 1 singles at Texas regional radio.

Join us for an evening of bourbon, cigars, and live music at The Table at Madeley.

A Four Roses Bourbon representative will guide you through tastings of four distinctive expressions: Four Roses Bourbon, Small Batch, Single Barrel, and Small Batch Select. Explore their flavors, discover your favorite, and learn more about the craftsmanship behind each pour.

Your evening includes:

• Guided tastings of all four Four Roses bourbons
• One cigar to enjoy during the event
• Four Roses swag
• Live music
• Appetizers small bites

Bring your friends and settle in for a relaxed Wednesday evening filled with good bourbon, great company, and live guitars.

Returning to The Table at Madeley!

Saturday, November 21, 2026

After a sold-out debut earlier this year, Dustin de la Garza is headed back to The Table at Madeley for another unforgettable night of authentic Texas country music! Dustin De La Garza is a country singer-songwriter from Eagle Pass, Texas, whose music connects traditional country storytelling with contemporary production. A fifth-generation cowboy, Dustin grew up immersed in the South Texas cowboy lifestyle. Music was also part of his family history: his father sang in a country band and played guitar, inspiring Dustin to pursue music for himself.

Influenced by Chris LeDoux, George Strait, Alan Jackson, Ronnie Milsap, and other country legends, Dustin began writing songs rooted in cowboy culture, personal experience, and traditional country values. He released his debut EP, Cowboy’s Way of Life, in 2021. According to his official EPK, the project accumulated more than one million streams across music platforms and helped establish his growing audience.

His catalog has continued to expand through releases including “Ride ’em High Ride ’em Low,” “Made for the Neons,” “Something About Cowgirls,” All I’ll Ever Be, and the 2025 EP Old Country Songs. As a live performer, Dustin has opened for artists including Randall King, Parker McCollum, Aaron Watson, Stoney LaRue, William Beckmann, Kellie Pickler, and Randy Rogers Band while continuing to record new music in Nashville.

Trent Cowie brings his hard-country storytelling, and rock-driven energy to The Table for a Thanks Giving Eve Wednesday night of honest songs, cold drinks, and close-up live music prepping you for family and Turkey dinner the next day!

Perfect Stranger comes to The Table at Madeley with the polished ’90s country sound that carried “You Have the Right to Remain Silent” to No. 4 on Billboard’s country chart and made the song the band’s signature recording.

Formed in Carthage, Texas, in 1986, the band built its following in clubs and rodeos before releasing It’s Up to You independently in 1994; Curb Records later reissued the project, and Perfect Stranger earned a 1996 Academy of Country Music nomination for Top New Vocal Duo or Group. Steve Murray and Shayne Morrison reunited Perfect Stranger in 2025 to mark the song’s 30th anniversary and bring the band’s catalog back to the stage.

Come early, grab something from the bar, and settle in close for a Friday night of Texas country history at Conroe's Urban Luckenbach.

Los Rangerz bring three-part harmonies, classic-country grit, and a dance-floor-ready live show to The Table for a lively Saturday night in downtown Conroe.

Huser Brothers return to The Table at Madeley with a full-band sound that blends Texas country songwriting, soulful vocals, Southern-rock muscle, and the natural chemistry of brothers who have spent years making music together.

Brothers Zach and Josh Huser grew up around Waco, Texas, and built a loyal following with heartfelt songs, powerful harmonies, and an energetic live show. Fan favorites including “Honey,” “Tired of Runnin’,” “Dancefloor,” and “Highway” move easily between melodic country, roots rock, and hard-driving Texas music.

Come early, grab something from the bar, find your spot near the stage, and settle in for a close-up Thursday night show in downtown Conroe.

Caleb Lee Hutchinson comes to The Table at Madeley with a warm baritone, grounded storytelling, and the national recognition he earned as the first runner-up on ABC’s 2018 season of American Idol.

The Dallas, Georgia, singer-songwriter followed his self-titled 2019 EP, produced by Kristian Bush, with 2021’s Slot Machine Syndrome, produced by Brent Cobb, and the self-produced Songs I’ll Never Sing Again. His 2023 album, Southern Galactic, pushed beyond his traditional-country foundation while keeping candid writing, humor, and story at the center.

Come early, grab something from the bar, and find your spot near the stage for a Friday night built around real songs and a close-up live show in downtown Conroe. Eat. Drink. Listen & Kick Back.

Hannah Kay comes to The Table at Madeley from nearby Magnolia with a voice shaped by classic-country songcraft and a catalog she began building when she was only eight years old. Her Magnolia to Nashville EP traces the road between her Texas roots and the writing and recording work that helped define her sound.

Kay earned the 2018 Female Artist of the Year honor from the Country Music Association of Texas and turned chairs for Blake Shelton and Kelly Clarkson on Season 16 of The Voice with “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” ultimately joining Team Blake. She has shared stages with Andy Griggs, Jon Wolfe, Shenandoah, and Tracy Byrd, while songs such as “Hurt Song” and “Whiskey Miss Me” show the lived-in heart behind her performances.

Make it a Saturday night out in downtown Conroe: come early, grab something from the bar, and settle in near the stage for a close-up show at The Table. Eat. Drink. Kick Back. Listen.