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Join us for free live music with Chad Ware!

About Chad Ware

Please join us for free live music with Eric Korb!!!

About: As a graduate of the University of North Texas Music School, Eric Korb is a veteran of the thriving Alternative Rock scene in Dallas in the early 1990’s. Eric played with several bands including The Cowtippers, Whitey, Trio of One, and a brief stint with Billygoat. Eric moved back home to Houston in 1994, and since then he has worked mostly as a singer/songwriter and lead guitar player. Eric has worked in the studio with several local artists including Kimberly M’Carver, Phillip Rodgriguez, Scott Phegley, Theresa Kolo, and Fred Parrott. Eric also plays in a few different local bands…900Lbs, Kimberly M’Carver Band, and The Texas Toast. Eric’s singing and guitar playing is unique and engaging. He brings intense passion to his music and always gives his audiences a great show.

Join us for free live music with Will Carter

About Will Carter

So much country music today chases images of imaginary love stories leading to fairytale and film worthy lyrics. Country nights in a pickup truck down the backroads of your hometown tell the real tales of growing up for the Texas native and southern bred Will Carter. Growing up in a small town with a deep passion for music, Will Carter has been chasing his own dream down many roads for a long time. His father was his biggest supporter from the very beginning. After losing his father at the very early age of 13, Will Carter developed an unstoppable motivational drive to continue to pursue his dreams. He’s telling his story with a voice that’s turning complete strangers into life-long listeners.

Will Carter was hired at the age of 18 as a lead vocalist for the legendary dancehall band from Texas, The Emotions. During his tenure with the Emotions he played festivals and dancehalls all over Texas. “It was a sincere honor to be a part of the vastly popular band that I grew up idolizing. I learned a great deal of how to put on a high energy show and capture and hold the attention of audiences of all sizes” says Carter.

Please join us for free live music with Tyler Wayne Griffith!!!

Tyler Wayne Griffith is a singer/songwriter born and raised in Santa Fe, Texas. Brought up on the sounds from the “Golden Era” of Country Music, it’s easy to see where Tyler draws much of his musical inspiration from. He is refreshingly honest and is unapologetically authentic when it comes to his songwriting, with gut-wrenching lyrics reliving tales of heartache, regret and loneliness. “Things I can’t easily express in conversation come easy when I’m writing a song. It’s the only time I feel like I can completely let my guard down.” While you can clearly hear his Traditional Country roots shine through in his first career single; the twang-laden, Honky Tonkin’ two-step, “Hell to Pay”, he’s also versatile enough to show how the Texas music scene has played a role in his songwriting, with the soon to be dancehall favorite “She Ain’t Dancin’ with Me”. Tyler is focused on being in front of new audiences to promote his newly released EP and share his tales, while continuing to write and record for the release of his upcoming full-length album.

Join us for free live music from Kory Quinn!

About Kory Quinn

A revelation! Kory Quinn is the steady pendulum of a land oil rig. He swings betwixt misery and pride. Over the last decade with seven official self-releases Kory Quinn has tapped inspiration. He explores the complexities inherent in the immorality of capitalism and the individual purpose found in one’s work. With uncanny awareness aims his bead at the exact point where two disparate paradigms collide. He speaks of the greater implications of our reliance on fossil fuels, corrupt political system, the opioid epidemic, mental health, fear, etc. Even as he tackles such heaviness, the songs are boisterous, driving, and hopeful. The perfect rallying cry for humanity from the heart of a working man.

Please join us for free live music with Keelan Donovan!!

About:

With upbeat anthems, quiet confidence, and a wicked sense of humor, Keelan Donovan knows how to light up a room. Since first hitting the road in 2014, the Maine-born and Nashville-based troubadour has logged over 600 shows across 48 states and four countries alongside the likes of The All-American Rejects, Ben Rector, Matt Nathanson & New Politics as his music popped up everywhere from Spotify’s coveted “New Music Friday” and “Weekly Buzz” playlists to ABC’s Nashville and a trailer for The Hero starring Sam Elliott. His self-titled 2017 EP, Keelan Donovan [Big Yellow Dog Music/ADA], captures the engaging and enigmatic energy that defines him. His most recent single “Like A Radio”came out in July of 2018 and continues to show the growth in his sound.

“I want people to think of me as a real person and hopefully even as a friend,” he exclaims. “I want to be approachable. That makes the songs relatable. It all comes back to that honesty and integrity of the performance on stage and in the studio. It’s a specific energy.”

Inspired by seeing a play about Buddy Holly in middle school, Keelan picked up his first guitar and started chasing that energy during eighth grade. Attending the University of Maine, he spent his weekends rocking covers at bars and frat parties, cutting his teeth in the process. Those early gigs paved the way for him to embrace songwriting.

He admits, “I thought to myself, ‘If I can make people happy on the weekends playing covers, what if I wrote my own songs and got the same reaction?’”

Around that time, he first heard “Little Lies” by Dave Barnes and learned about Belmont University in Nashville. The city ultimately called to him.

“Classic songwriting drew me there,” he says. “You come to Nashville, and it challenges you and wakes you up in a great way to be the best songwriter you can be.”

Upon graduating, he dove headfirst into Music City’s legendary scene influenced by the likes of Mat Kearney and Ingrid Michaelson. By 2013, he released the series of independent EPs that would comprise 2015’s Happenstance. He spent three straight years, averaging more than 200 shows annually. 2016 saw him ink a deal with Big Yellow Dog Music after its A&R caught a stunning and striking show.

In 2017, his self-titled debut fused lyrical storytelling, irresistible hooks, and singer-songwriter spirit driven by rich instrumentation. The single “Touch and Go” broke into the Top 40 Hot AC Billboard Charts & remained there for five weeks.

“I hope people can hear a message through my music,” he leaves off. “We’re in this together. There’s a lot of crap going on in the world—especially right now. If they can listen to my songs, see my show, meet me, and realize we’re all just people, that’d be amazing. I want them to walk away with underlying hope from listening to me and seeing me.”