A taste of Southern rock mixed with heartfelt songwriting, Henry Merchant is quickly proving himself as the future of country music.

Drawing inspiration from John Prine to Microwave, Henry delivers a wide-ranging set—from slow, sweet ballads to full-throttle, head-banging rock songs. His debut EP, Ruckers Revival, captures a defining chapter of his journey, shaped by countless nights playing legendary Texas dancehalls alongside The Droptines.

From San Antonio, Texas to Norman, Oklahoma, Henry Merchant is a must-see live show—raw, real, and unforgettable.

✨ Make plans to spend Valentine’s weekend with great music, great drinks, and an incredible night at The Table at Madeley.

Get ready for a high-energy night of rock, soul, and pure musical grit as Matt Gumley takes the stage at The Table at Madeley on Thursday, February 19th.

Now based in Fort Worth, Texas, Matt is an artist, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist whose explosive creativity fuels every note he plays. His songwriting blends emotional depth with raw power — whether he’s channeling heartbreak, hope, or straight-up rock ’n’ roll attitude, Matt delivers music that hits you in the chest and moves your soul.

Matt introduced his signature sound in 2016 with his debut single “Subway Rider,” followed by his 4-song EP “Six Degrees of Separation,” which showcased his instinct for unforgettable hooks and guitar-driven storytelling. His latest project, the “Concrete Cowboy” EP (October 2025), pushes his sound into a bold fusion of rock, soul, and country — marking a new chapter of maturity and grit in his artistry

Don’t miss Matt Gumley live at The Table — where the music hits hard and the energy never lets up.

🎟️ Tickets on sale now.

7:30pm – 9:00pm =Nate Burnham

Mountain born and Texas raised, Nate Burnham blends honest songs with an engaging live show. A story teller with relatable hooks, each song is a testament to his authenticity as a songwriter with something to say. But even more, his range of songs from upbeat (Firebird) to heartfelt (Last Call) to downright funny (Burbs), gives every audience new or old something to be heard.  

Reid Davis Sullivan was born and raised in Magnolia, Texas. Currently, he is based out of College Station, Texas. For school and to meet other musicians. Whether it be Country or it be hard rock/metal, you never knows what this guy is gonna do next. To put it simply he’s always got something up his sleeve.

The Inspiration Behind The Voice:

Reid hasn’t always been a compelling songwriter. In the very beginning he couldn’t strum a chord or even keep tempo. Up until his first love left after their first year of college, something changed. He poured his grief into multiple unreleased songs. This forged his ability to write from the soul not from the mind.

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Friday, February 27, 2026

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.

“I’m just a guy out there having a good time and trying to make sure other people are too,” Bullard says—and that genuine connection is felt every time he hits the stage.

After sharing stages with Texas heavyweights like Shinyribs, Reckless Kelly, Randy Rogers, and Cody Jinks, Ellis Bullard now headlines clubs and dance halls coast to coast—and he’s just getting started.

Don’t miss a night of pure honky-tonk country at The Table at Madeley.

Hailing from Northeast Texas, Ryder Grimes is no stranger to the music life. On stage since he was only 9 years old, Ryder has spent thousands of hours on and off stage perfecting his craft. Being raised up on the sounds of traditional country and Texas country music, you can hear in his own music that he was raised up on a variety of his heroes’ music. Ryder’s inspirations range from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s country legends, Merle Haggard, Keith Whitley and Tracy Lawerence to Texas stars, Randy Rogers, Deryl Dodd and Charlie Robinson.

Aside from being on the stage in Texas, Ryder spends time in Nashville playing

songwriter showcases and writing new songs with songwriters, who have written hits for Garth Brooks,Cody Johnson, and Morgan Wallen. All of Ryder’s music is recorded at Fort Worth Sound in Fort Worth,Texas. It is mixed by engineer and owner Bart Rose and produced by Texas music icon, Deryl Dodd.

With two back-to-back Top 10 hits on Texas Regional Radio Report chart, multiple award nominations, a Gruene Hall debut in October, new album coming before year end, Ryder Grimes has no plans of stopping or slowing down as he prepares to set out on his first cross country tour in 2024.

Ryder has quite the resume of artists of sharing the stage with including Randy Rogers, Wade Bowen, Mike Ryan, Joe Nichols, Josh Ward, Max Stalling, Deryl Dodd, Randall King, Jake Worthington, Zach Top, The Bellamy Brothers and many, many more.

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.

Their debut EP, Find My Way (2018), marked the beginning of a fast-rising journey, featuring fan favorites like “Dancefloor” and “Highway.” Momentum only grew as songs such as “Tired of Runnin’” and “Honey” climbed listener charts and gained traction nationwide.

Along the way, the Huser Brother Band has shared the stage with some of country music’s biggest names, including Koe Wetzel, Parker McCollum, Joe Nichols, Dylan Scott, and Gary Allan—earning their place among Texas’ most exciting emerging acts.

With brand-new music on the way and big things ahead, the Huser Brother Band is an act you don’t want to miss.

Live. Loud. Texas-grown.

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Wednesday, March 4, 2026

Southside roots with a Nashville sound — Cam and the band are proof that good songs still travel fast.

What started as jamming for friends after football games and baseball tournaments quickly turned into something bigger. One tweet sent their sound viral, TikTok lit the fuse, and the momentum hasn’t slowed since. Now they’re writing, recording, and hitting stages with a feel-good sound made for rolled-down windows, loud singalongs, and long Texas nights.

Catch them live at The Table at Madeley while you can still say you saw them before the sold-out rooms and stadium crowds came calling.

Jenna Paulette

In a crowded field of aspiring cowgirls, Jenna lets her music, work ethic, and way of life speak for themselves. A gifted songwriter working with one of Nashville’s most storied publishers, she knows that in country music, the best song wins. With her “skip-no-steps” mentality, she’s caught the eye of brands like Justin Boots and Ranch Water, and industry giants including CMT, Billboard, and the Grand Ole Opry.

Jenna lives what she sings and sings what she knows, inspiring a loyal army of fans ready to take her music mainstream. Don’t miss your chance to experience this dynamic artist live!

Get your tickets now and be part of an unforgettable night!

Texas-born and Texas-bred, Gunnar Latham brings true honky-tonk grit to The Table at Madeley. Raised in San Marcos in a church-going, country-music-loving family, Gunnar grew up around horses and cattle with rodeo in his blood—competing in steer wrestling, team roping, and tie-down roping through high school, college, and even professionally.

While chasing rodeo dreams, Gunnar found another calling—music. From singing in his father’s church to swapping songs around horse trailers after rodeos, he eventually took his sound to the honky-tonks of Central Texas. In late 2019, Gunnar made the leap and went all-in on music, dedicating himself to songwriting and performance.

That commitment is paying off. With a fast-growing Texas fan base and his first major publishing deal with Major Bob Music, the future is bright for this Texas cowboy. Expect authentic country songs, lived-in lyrics, and a high-energy show you don’t want to miss.

Texas-based singer-songwriter Hayden Haddock is on the fast track to becoming a mainstream country recording and touring artist—and he’s bringing that momentum to The Table at Madeley.

A Texas A&M graduate, Haddock’s career took off in 2018 after an impromptu dorm-room performance went viral, launching a loyal fanbase that now tops 1.4 million YouTube views and 90,000+ fans across digital platforms. In just seven short years, he’s become a true road warrior, playing nearly 100 shows a year .

A respected songwriter, Hayden has collaborated with hitmakers like Trent Willmon, Tommy Karlas, John Pierce, and Jim Collins, while earning national recognition from Billboard, Taste of Country, The Boot, Country Now, Country Rebel, and Texas Lifestyle Magazine. In 2021, he was named “New Male Vocalist of the Year” by the Texas Regional Radio Music Awards (T3R).

Rooted in Texas tradition with influences like George Strait, Tracy Lawrence, Cody Johnson, and Clay Walker, Haddock has landed seven tracks on the Texas radio charts, including four Top 10s and his first No. 1 hit in 2025 with “Front Porch In the Rain.” With over 12 million streams, his music has been featured on major playlists across Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music.

His latest single, “Hell or High Whiskey” (November 2025), continues his signature sound, with more new releases slated throughout 2026.

Beyond the music, Hayden is also a passionate advocate for Type 1 diabetes awareness, working closely with Breakthrough T1D (formerly JDRF) and other organizations to support research and education.

🎟️ An intimate Texas country night you won’t want to miss.

Hayden Haddock — Live at The Table at Madeley — Friday, March 13.

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Saturday • March 14

Tyler Halverson knows exactly who he is—and isn’t afraid to show you the good, the bad, and the busted-up in between.

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.

Raised in tiny Canton, South Dakota, and road-hardened across the American West, Halverson’s sound lives somewhere between Willie & Waylon honesty and outlaw-leaning Americana. Tracks like “More Hearts Than Horses,” “Ft. Worth Losing,” and fan favorite “Beer Garden Baby” (re-recorded as a duet with Parker McCollum) have made him a must-see live act.

🎤 Opening the night: Cole Phillips

Texas country standout Cole Phillips kicks things off, bringing the songwriting grit behind his breakout hit “Drinking Alone.” With a growing buzz across Texas and beyond, Phillips sets the tone perfectly for a night of honest, no-frills country music.

This is unpolished country music, played the way it’s meant to be heard—up close, loud, and real.

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Ronnie and The Redwoods bring their raw, West Texas–bred Americana/Rock sound to The Table at Madeley.

Rooted in the blues, folk, and country of the high plains, Ronnie and The Redwoods blend deep, emotional lyrics with honest, earthy musicianship. Drawing influence from The White Stripes, Tyler Childers, John Prine, and the surrounding Red Dirt scene, their sound is all their own — a powerful collision of Folk, Country, Rock ’n’ Roll, and Grunge.

This is music that feels lived-in, gritty, and real — the kind that hits you right in the chest and stays with you long after the last note fades.

🎟️ Don’t miss Ronnie and The Redwoods live at The Table at Madeley — March 19th, 2026.

Join us for an unforgettable night of country music with Pug Johnson, a Texas-based artist whose songs stretch beyond borders and deep into the heart of the American story.

Raised near Beaumont, Texas, Pug blends Cajun, Tex-Mex, swamp pop, and honky tonk influences into a sharp, witty songwriting style. Praised by Lonesome Highway for “exploring life’s darker side… with high spirits and wicked humor,” he’s shared the stage with legends like Steve Earle, Midland, and Hayes Carll and now he is Live at The Table at Madeley.

Don’t miss this Texas original—songs rooted in grit, heart, and soul.

Legend alert! Ray Wylie Hubbard is coming to The Table at Madeley!

When F. Scott Fitzgerald claimed “there are no second acts in American lives,” he clearly hadn’t met Ray Wylie Hubbard. From his early days as a conspirator in the late ’70s Cosmic Cowboy movement to his place among legends like Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Doug Sahm, and Jerry Jeff Walker, Hubbard has shaped the sound and soul of Texas music for more than five decades.

A true architect of the Outlaw era, Ray Wylie’s music blends the grit of roots rock, the storytelling of folk, and the heart of country, creating songs that are raw, honest, and timeless. His journey from wild beginnings to poetic mastery has cemented him as one of Texas’ most respected singer-songwriters — and his live performances are nothing short of unforgettable.

Ray Wylie Hubbard

Saturday, March 21, 2026

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Tickets on Sale to the Public: Friday, Jan 30th, 2026 at 10AM

Sunny Sweeney

Following your instincts isn’t easy—but Sunny Sweeney has made a career out of trusting hers.

A patron saint of broken hearts on the mend, Sunny Sweeney is her generation’s sly country conscience: warm but stubborn, sad but funny, rowdy but thoughtful. For nearly two decades, she’s crafted smart, honest honky-tonk rooted in storytelling, hooks, and lived-in truth.

Her latest album, Rhinestone Requiem, is a shining testament to that love of country music—packed with achingly pretty melodies, grown-up songwriting, and classic structures inspired by legends like Jerry Lee Lewis, Waylon Jennings, and Loretta Lynn. Recorded in Texas and co-produced with longtime guitarist Harley Husbands, the album captures an artist who knows exactly who she is and isn’t afraid to say it.

Born in Houston and raised in East Texas, Sweeney has released five critically acclaimed albums since her 2006 debut Heartbreaker’s Hall of Fame. Beyond the stage, she’s also a trusted tastemaker as the host of SiriusXM’s The Sunny Side of Life (Outlaw Country) and Sunny Side Up (Willie’s Roadhouse).

Honest, fearless, and fiercely independent—Sunny Sweeney makes music for herself and invites the rest of us along for the ride.