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.