The young but powerful voice of a Conroe, Texas local is making waves in the Tejano industry.13 year old recording artist Alliana “Allie” Vazquez was born singing. Since the age of two years old she had already shown interest in music. By five years old she was signing up for singing competitions and that’s when she realized at just five years old this is what I want. Allie has been singing on stages with well known artist since then.

Allie has been recording in professional recording studios doing some of her favorite covers since the age of nine. Allie recorded her very first English single in 2022 called “I AM A CHILD” at eleven years old followed by her very first Spanish single in 2023 called “Mi Facinacion” at the age of twelve.

Allie’s dream was to have her very own band and with the help of her Grandpa Rios her band slowly started forming. In January of 2024 her band came to life with other talented young teens which soon became “Allie y Grupo Roe.” Allie y Grupo Roe brings a taste of Tejano music along with other styles of Mexican music.

County artist Mike Donnell added to show as opener. 7:00pm

Cory Morrow, a household name in Texas Country music, brings his soulful melodies and electrifying stage presence to The Table at Madeley for what promises to be an unforgettable evening of music and camaraderie.

Morrow’s magnetic stage presence and soul-stirring lyrics promise an unforgettable experience for attendees, as he delves fearlessly into the highs and lows of his life’s journey, from the beer-soaked, drug-laden escapades of yesteryears to the more contemplative and spiritually inclined phase of his musical evolution.

Morrow’s loyal fan base and reputation for delivering high-energy performances ensure that tickets for this debut event will be in high demand. Attendees can expect to be serenaded with Morrow’s chart-topping hits and new tracks, all while soaking in the intimate and welcoming atmosphere that The Table at Madeley is renowned for.

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Jason Allen, Texas Country Music Singer/Songwriter/String Bender.

Having two #1 hit singles on Texas radio, with over five singles in the top ten and five albums under his belt, Allen has released his sixth album “Here’s To You”. Recorded in Tyler, TX at one of the most desired destinations of Texas artists today, Rosewood Studios. Working with award winning producer and owner, Greg Hunt, along with the best of the best musicians Texas has to offer. As a writer on every track of the project, Allen opens his heart to you as the listener and finally feels he has captured his true style as a recording artist.

Not only has Allen been getting around as an artist but as a song writer as well. He has been busy not only with his own songs but also writing songs for some of the top and the newest artists on the scene, Kevin Fowler, Kyle Park, Jon Wolfe, Mario Flores and Jason Cassidy just to name a few.

The Twenty Twos are a 4-piece band from Crosby, Texas. They came together through friendship and the love for Texas Country Music. The band members are Hayden Eidson (lead singer/guitar), Wyatt Chase (drummer), Kagen Keltz (bass guitar), and Ethan Rodriguez (lead guitar/keyboard/steel guitar/vocal harmony).

Hear there debut album on all streaming platforms called “Rolling West” with close to 50,000 streams.

Originally from the Golden Triangle region of Southeast Texas, Pug Johnson’s songwriting and sound reflect the blend of musical influences that have converged there. Pug’s lyrics are simple and sincere while still possessing a unique wit and charm. “I think we’re a continuation of the swamp pop tradition. Southeast Texans inherently blend things, music being no exception. Hell, even our mud is called ‘gumbo” says Pug Johnson.

4:00pm – 6:00pm = Presented by: 5 O’Clock Phlock Parrot Head Club

The Sauce Boss is a powerhouse entertainer, mixing his Bluesy slide guitar and soulful voice into an unforgettable high-energy show. His very own hot sauce spices up a big pot of gumbo while he spices up the show with his own original Blues. The Sauce Boss stirs up the crowd. The crowd stirs up the pot. It’s a soul-shouting picnic of Rock and Roll brotherhood, and at the end of the show, everyone tastes his gumbo cooked on stage.

Bill Wharton, AKA Sauce Boss, is the guy Jimmy Buffett sang about in his song “I Will Play for Gumbo.” Wharton’s anthem, “Let the Big Dog Eat” is included on Buffett’s “Late Night Menu at the Margaritaville Cafe” album. Albert Castiglia released his cover of the tune, and it hit #1 on blues charts. “Let the Big Dog Eat” has also appeared in the movies “Something Wild” (Jonathan Demme), and the Rock Doc, “Jimmy Carter Rock and Roll President.” This tune and sixteen other works in the documentary earned Wharton “‘Best Original Score” from the Los Angeles Film Awards.

Cledus T. Judd burst on the scene in the late ‘90s with a series of perfectly crafted parodies of the biggest names in country music.

He’s toured with the biggest acts from Brooks and Dunn to Rascal Flatts, to Toby Keith. He’s had songs recorded by Rascal Flatts, Montgomery Gentry and many others. He has scored numerous accolades and music video hits and translated his comedy successfully to radio and TV where he starred on CMT’s Most Wanted Live as a cohost for 2 years, USA’s Nashville Star where he co-hosted with Leann Rimes. He also appeared in Toby Keith’s movie, Beer For My Horses, and also starred on VH1’s hit reality show, Celebrity Fit Club where he was a TV favorite.

In the process he has sold over two million records, a huge number for a comedy man, and probably only beaten in musical parody sales by Judd’s personal comedy hero Weird Al Yankovich.

“I got unfinished business. I left the biz to be a full time dad and now my kids are leaving me to go to college. So it’s my turn now to go out, have fun, create laughter and finish what I started years ago. I’m forever indebted to those who gave me a chance years ago. The fans changed my life the last time around , now it’s my turn to help change theirs.”

- Cledus T. Judd

Sundance Head throughout the course of his career has written and recorded with ZZ Top, been a top finalist on not one, but two major network talent competitions had multiple number-one songs on the Texas music chart, and has toured with some of the top artists in country music Blake Shelton & Zac Brown band. 

Sundance’s talent came from growing up in Texas watching and learning from his father Roy head, who had a hit in the 60s with “treat her right. “ As a boy, he was also heavily influenced by his late older brothers’ record collection which included artists like James Brown, Patsy Cline, George Jones, Marvin Gaye and Queen, and more. During high school, he recorded over 100 hours of tape and played locally with The Band he had put together. 

From there he decided to travel to Memphis to try out for “American Idol”. He ultimately placed in the top three of the show in 2007 impressing the judges with his searing vocals and lung power. 

Post Idol, he focused on building his tour base and released two albums when in 2016 Sundance his wife Misty encouraged him to try out for another show, “the voice, “ and this time his unique and powerful voice captured the hearts of America, and he won the competition.

Now Sundance is celebrating his brand new album “Starting Again” where he not only produced the album but he also did all of the vocals, and guitars and wrote 85% of the album on his own. Sundance states “this album from front to back speaks about everyday life. Love, loss, happiness, it is back to where I needed to be it’s a true Sundance Head album and every inch of my heart is in it there’s not a song on the album that I’ve not personally experienced.”

Since his appearance in last year’s Good For Country Concert Series, Jackson Wendell has continued to gain momentum releasing original music and performing in dancehalls and venues throughout the south, sharing stages with some of the biggest names in country music along the way. It’s obvious that Jackson has been playing guitar and writing songs since his early teenage years; because, when you listen to his lyrics, you would imagine you were hearing the stories of a much older songwriter, as each song takes you right to the middle of a familiar feeling. Jackson IS the future of country music, and his show is one you don’t want to miss.