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Monte Good, a traditional country music singer, draws on the rich heritage of Texas dance halls, combining world-class musicianship with true country music.

He began performing at age seven and formed his first band, “Monte Good and the Goodtimers,” in high school. After honing his skills in Oklahoma and Texas dance halls, Monte moved to Nashville in 1989. There, he played with various artists, including Scott McQuaig, Stacy Dean Campbell, Ricochet, John Michael Montgomery, and Sara Evans, performing on major television shows and touring with top country acts. Later, he joined Neal McCoy’s band, learning showmanship and entertaining global audiences. Monte also worked as bandleader and tour manager for George Canyon before deciding to return to his roots in traditional country music. Now residing in Texas, Monte released his first CD, “A Texas Honky Tonk,” to rave reviews and continues to perform and record, bringing his authentic country style to new fans.

This concert is free and open to the public. See y’all there!

Colleen Michelle Miller is a South Texas native with a real knack for performance and songwriting. In a state filled to the brim with country and folk talent, Colleen’s powerful voice and thoughtful lyrics make her stand out among the fray.

Colleen spent her youth inspired by country music legends like Loretta Lynn, Lee Ann Womack, Alison Krauss, and Dolly Parton. Over the course of several years singing and performing, she has branched out to other forms of American roots music and acquired a sound that blends Texas sensibilities with bluegrass energy and folksy originality.

This concert is free and open to the public. See y’all there!

Jeremy Parsons, a San Antonio-born Americana Alt. Country singer-songwriter, draws inspiration from Texas music, captivating audiences with his authentic performances and magnetic stage presence.

Blending Americana, Country, and Electronica, Parsons has released three records and, in 2023, began unveiling songs from his forthcoming EP, “LIFE.” His chart-topping hits “Humanity” and “Life Worth Dyin’ For” have amassed over 1.5 million streams on Spotify and topped UK iTunes charts, solidifying his status as a musical luminary. Parsons’ dedication to music and storytelling earned him the Country Breakthrough Artist of the Year award at the 2024 New Music Awards and a finalist spot in the 2024 New Folk Competition. Fans can look forward to new singles and a diverse array of music in his upcoming EP projects.

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Julia Rose is a talented singer-songwriter based in San Antonio, Texas. A proud alumni of Texas Tech University and Belmont University in Nashville, Julia has a deep-rooted passion for music that shines through in her performances.

Drawing inspiration from her Texas roots and her time in Music City, Julia’s music blends elements of country and classic rock. Whether she’s belting out beloved covers or sharing her heartfelt original compositions, Julia captivates audiences with her soulful voice and genuine stage presence.

Julia has found a special connection with the Texas hill country, where she has delighted crowds with her performances. With her boundless talent and infectious energy, Julia Rose is poised to leave her mark on the music scene, one captivating performance at a time.

This concert is free and open to the public. See y’all there!

Originally from New Orleans, Louisiana, singer/songwriter Ryan Paul Davis blends traditional blues and folk music with poetic lyricism and imagery. Often pushing the boundaries of roots and blues genres, his songwriting is characteristically reflective, raw, and emotive. Throughout his career, Davis has drawn a wide range of comparisons, from the rustic stylings of Robert Johnson to the intensity of Kurt Cobain.

Relocated to rural Central Texas, Davis is more troubadour than recluse, regularly performing across the southern U.S. Typically armed with primitive foot percussion and custom-built guitars gifted from his father, he is best known for his gritty and soulful live performances. He has shared the stage with the likes of Gary Clark Jr., Samantha Fish, Bob Schneider, Ian Moore, Hubert Sumlin, and W.C. Clark, among others. Davis has been featured in numerous southern festivals such as Austin’s SXSW Music Festival, the Texas Blueberry Festival, and The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival. He produced his sixth commercial release, “This Slender Thread” (EP), in April 2022.

This concert is free and open to the public. See y’all there!

A native of San Antonio, TX, Jonathan Garcia has been a part of the local Americana scene since he was 21 years old.

 As a singer, songwriter, and lead guitarist, Jonathan thrives with his full band and in intimate acoustic settings alike. His musical repertoire ranges from original compositions to covers by influences like Reckless Kelly, Randy Rogers, Turnpike Troubadours, and William Clark Green. Jonathan’s music aims to stir the soul, evident in his natural stage presence where his raspy voice and confident delivery blend with emotive lyrics, forging personal connections with every audience member. 

Whether performing at a neighborhood bar or sharing the stage with Texas country icons, Jonathan’s heartfelt dedication to his craft is unmistakable, resonating both onstage and in the lively interactions with his audience.

This concert is free and open to the public. See y’all there!

Colleen Michelle Miller is a South Texas native with a real knack for performance and songwriting. In a state filled to the brim with country and folk talent, Colleen’s powerful voice and thoughtful lyrics make her stand out among the fray.

Colleen spent her youth inspired by country music legends like Loretta Lynn, Lee Ann Womack, Alison Krauss, and Dolly Parton. Over the course of several years singing and performing, she has branched out to other forms of American roots music and acquired a sound that blends Texas sensibilities with bluegrass energy and folksy originality.

This concert is free and open to the public. See y’all there!

Monte Good, a traditional country music singer, draws on the rich heritage of Texas dance halls, combining world-class musicianship with true country music.

He began performing at age seven and formed his first band, “Monte Good and the Goodtimers,” in high school. After honing his skills in Oklahoma and Texas dance halls, Monte moved to Nashville in 1989. There, he played with various artists, including Scott McQuaig, Stacy Dean Campbell, Ricochet, John Michael Montgomery, and Sara Evans, performing on major television shows and touring with top country acts. Later, he joined Neal McCoy’s band, learning showmanship and entertaining global audiences. Monte also worked as bandleader and tour manager for George Canyon before deciding to return to his roots in traditional country music. Now residing in Texas, Monte released his first CD, “A Texas Honky Tonk,” to rave reviews and continues to perform and record, bringing his authentic country style to new fans.

This concert is free and open to the public. See y’all there!