Cristina Amaro brings the CTS Band’s Queen of Tejano Tribute to The Table at Madeley for a lively celebration of English- and Spanish-language music, delivered with the audience-focused energy that has become a hallmark of the production.

Born in Venezuela and now based in Houston, Amaro began studying ballet, music, and dance at an early age before pursuing Italian and vocal performance in Palermo, Sicily. She later earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music–Voice from the University of St. Thomas and has performed across classical singing, opera, musical theater, Latin music, Tejano, and pop with organizations including Houston Grand Opera, Opera in the Heights, and the Houston Latin-American Philharmonic.

Make it a Saturday night out in downtown Conroe: come early, grab something from the bar, find your spot near the stage, and get ready to sing and dance along at The Table.

Rick Sousley comes to The Table at Madeley with more than two decades of country music shaped by Texas stages, national travel, and performances abroad.

The Willis artist began recording in 2004 with the albums Patsy Proof and Twang, and he has shared bills with country legends and Texas favorites including George Jones, Gene Watson, Billy Joe Shaver, John Conlee, Pat Green, and Cory Morrow. After beating cancer and stepping away from the road, Sousley returned to the music he loves, with “Ain’t Your Memory Got No Pride At All” climbing to No. 60 on the Texas Regional Radio Report chart.

Join us Saturday night in downtown Conroe for a close-up show built around real songs and a life lived behind them. Come early, grab something from the bar, and settle in for what The Table does best: Eat. Drink. Kick Back. Listen.

Wayne “The Train” Hancock has carved out a singular place in American roots music with the hard-driving sound he calls juke joint swing—a lively blend of honky-tonk, Western swing, Texas rockabilly, blues, and big-band rhythm.

After years of playing Texas juke joints and serving six years in the U.S. Marines, Hancock returned to music and appeared in the 1994 stage production Chippy alongside Joe Ely, Terry Allen, Butch Hancock, and Robert Earl Keen. His 1995 debut album, Thunderstorms and Neon Signs, introduced his uncompromising traditional-country sound to a wider audience.

Known for relentless touring, sharp songwriting, and high-energy live performances, Hancock brings classic country forms into the present without treating them like museum pieces. His catalog and stage show draw equally from Hank Williams-style honky-tonk, rockabilly drive, Western swing, boogie, and jazz-inflected guitar.

Cole Phillips comes to The Table at Madeley with gritty, personal country songs shaped by his upbringing in Bridge Creek, Oklahoma, and a voice built to carry every hard-earned line.

A self-taught guitarist and songwriter, Phillips broke through with “Drinking Alone,” a deeply personal song that found a wide audience on TikTok and earned millions of streams. His 2024 debut album, No Town, Oklahoma, and the five-song Steel Toes and Texacos EP pair traditional country and Red Dirt roots with a modern rock edge.

Come early, grab something from the bar, and settle in near the stage for a Friday night of honest songs and a close-up live show in downtown Conroe. Eat. Drink. Listen and Kick Back.

Pug Johnson comes to The Table at Madeley with a sharp eye for everyday characters and a sound rooted in the musical crossroads around Beaumont, where Cajun music, swamp pop, Tex-Mex, honky-tonk, and Texas songwriting all leave a mark.

Johnson started writing poetry as a child and picked up guitar at 13, building those early instincts into the albums Throwed Off and Glad and El Cabron. His road-tested songs have carried him to roadhouses, dance halls, and listening rooms across the country, including shared bills with Steve Earle, Midland, and Hayes Carll.

Turn Thursday into a downtown Conroe night out—come early, grab something from the bar, and settle in close to the stage for witty songs, Gulf Coast character, and a crowd ready to listen.

The Kruse Brothers come to The Table at Madeley with brother harmonies, shared lead vocals, and emotionally direct songwriting shaped by their Southwestern roots.

Chandler and Miles Kruse are originally from Albuquerque, were raised in Arizona, and built their sound on classical musical training and a blend of country storytelling, rock, blues, and Southern soul. Their song “White On The Ground” helped introduce that sound to a wider audience, and their 2026 debut album, Heartbreak & Honky-Tonk, was produced by Grammy-nominated producer Trent Willmon following 2025 tour dates with Dylan Gossett and select shows with Larry Fleet.

See The Kruse Brothers live Friday night in downtown Conroe, where the stage stays close, the drinks stay cold, and the songs get the room they deserve. Eat. Drink. Listen & Kick Back.

Don't miss Trey Gonzalez live for his first appearance at The Table at Madeley on Saturday, September 19th. Experience one of Texas country's fastest-rising independent artists under the big trees in downtown Conroe.

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Texas Country favorite Kylie Frey is making her way with her band to The Table at Madeley for an unforgettable night of authentic country music!

Raised in a Louisiana rodeo family, Kylie Frey is a true modern-day troubadour whose powerful songwriting, traditional country roots, and independent spirit have made her one of the fastest-rising names in Texas and beyond. After chasing her dream to Nashville, she signed with Carnival Music and celebrated her first major label cut when Reba McEntire recorded and released Kylie's song "One Night in Tulsa."

With 13 No. 1 singles on Texas radio, a Grand Ole Opry debut, recognition as a CMT Next Women of Country, and appearances on America's Got Talent, Kylie continues to prove she's one of country music's brightest stars. She was also honored as Female Artist of the Year at the 2025-26 Texas CMA Awards and Female Vocalist of the Year at the 2025-26 Texas Regional Radio & Music Awards.

Her latest EP, Half A Mind, features the hit duet "Fort Worth" with Randall King, showcasing the heartfelt storytelling and classic country sound that have earned her fans across the country.

Don't miss your chance to experience Kylie Frey live in the intimate setting of The Table at Madeley.

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Dylan Rhys comes to The Table at Madeley with hi sfull band and honest songwriting, a modern laid-back edge, and songs shaped by real moments that feel lived-in rather than manufactured.

Raised in Cypress, Texas, Dylan has built his following one stage at a time across the state, connecting with audiences through an easygoing live presence and genuine storytelling. His journey includes opening for respected Texas artists, earning a Josie Music Awards nomination for Young Artist of the Year, and releasing songs including “One More Night.”

Come early Friday, grab something from the bar, find your spot near the stage, and settle in for a music-first night in downtown Conroe. Eat. Drink. Kick Back. Listen.

Cam Allen comes to The Table at Madeley with a country sound shaped by his Moore, Oklahoma roots, Nashville polish, blues-tinged vocals, and Texas Red Dirt influence.

After a performance clip spread widely online, Allen reached a broader audience with an appearance on Season 19 of American Idol. His catalog includes the 2022 debut EP Daydream and the 2023 album In a Hometown, and he has shared stages with Dustin Lynch, Randy Rogers, Jack Ingram, Corey Kent, Randall King, Carly Pearce, and Dwight Yoakam.

Turn Thursday into a downtown Conroe night out: come early, grab something from the bar, and settle in near the stage for songs about love, heartbreak, hometown life, and growing up.

Cole Stephens returns to The Table at Madeley with a high-energy sound shaped by his Nacogdoches roots, church music, songwriting, and weekends spent around East Texas honky-tonks and dance halls. Blending country storytelling with rock-driven arrangements and gospel influence, Stephens calls his style Rock N’ Tonk.

After moving into full-time music in 2024, Stephens built momentum across Texas and shared stages with artists including Aaron Watson, Josh Ward, Mike Ryan, Kolby Cooper, Stoney LaRue, Cameron Sacky Band, and the Bellamy Brothers. His 2026 debut album, Yesterday’s News, and featured track “Bad Tattoo” bring that mix of Texas roots and live-show energy into sharp focus.

Come early, grab something from the bar, and find your spot near the stage for a Friday night made for real songs and a music-first crowd in downtown Conroe. Eat. Drink. Listen & Kick Back.

Jason Allen returns to The Table at Madeley with the confident voice, sharp guitar work, and Texas-country songwriting he has carried across stages and radio since 2000.

The New Braunfels singer-songwriter has released seven albums, earned two No. 1 singles and more than 10 Top 10 singles on Texas radio, and written for or with artists including Kevin Fowler, Kyle Park, Jon Wolfe, Jamie Richards, and Jody Booth. His catalog includes “Elvis Tonight” and “HonkyTonk Gypsy Heart,” and he was named the Texas Country Music Association’s 2021 Christian Country Artist of the Year.

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

Joe Bryson comes to The Table at Madeley with a sound shaped by his Lafayette, Louisiana roots, the Cajun music of South Louisiana, and a songwriting style built around candid stories and lived experience.

Bryson began developing his musical craft at age 10, moved to Nashville in 2020, and signed a publishing and artist-development agreement with Spirit Music Group Nashville in 2025. His March 2026 album The King’s Court includes “Bloody Nails,” adding to a catalog that also features “Mississippi Mia,” “Wild Magnolia,” and “Rosary on the Rearview.”

Come early Thursday, grab something from the bar, find your spot near the stage, and settle in for a music-first night in downtown Conroe. Eat. Drink. Listen & Kick Back.

John Evans brings his distinctly Texas mix of sharp songwriting, commanding guitar work, and punk-charged roots music to The Table at Madeley. The Pasadena-bred singer-songwriter and producer moves easily between honky-tonk storytelling, rockabilly drive, and full-throttle rock ’n’ roll without sanding away the wit or grit.

Evans earned Houston Press Music Awards recognition across eight consecutive years, with honors spanning male vocalist, songwriter, musician of the year, and roots rock. He also co-wrote Hayes Carll’s “KMAG YOYO,” performed the song with Carll on The Tonight Show, and placed music in film and television, including Country Strong.

Come early, grab something from the bar, and settle in near the stage for a Friday night built around real songs and a seasoned Texas performer. Eat. Drink. Listen & Kick Back.

David Graham has become known as one of Nashville's can't miss live entertainers over the past Decade. His honky tonk trio has honed their stage show and sound from nearly 300 shows per year and thousands of hours in the Music City honky tonks in a variation of high energy ensembles. When not playing his usual residencies in Nashville and Memphis, David has steady lineups that tour throughout the US, UK and Europe.

His show's signature raw and rowdy delivery of American Roots music appeals to a wide audience, and much of it can be attributed to his own vast influences. Every original song has qualities that are essential to a Country melody and content, but played with the attitude that draws a Rock fan to a genre that they would usually not listen to.  Too Rock N' Roll for Country - Too Country for Rock N' Roll - Having too much fun to care.

Tyce Delk comes to The Table at Madeley with a raw, blues-influenced country sound shaped by rural life, family tradition, and the perspective of a fourth-generation farmer and rancher.

Raised around gospel hymns, swing dancing, and weekend music, Delk picked up the guitar at 19 and committed to music full-time in December 2022. His breakout single “Adaline” surpassed 23 million U.S. streams by January 2026, and his debut EP, Enough Ain’t Enough, carries that same emotional directness and real-life storytelling.

Turn Thursday into a downtown Conroe night out: come early, grab something from the bar, find your spot near the stage, and settle in for a close-up show built around songs with grit, heart, and a story behind them.