In a crowded field of aspiring cowgirls, Jenna Paulette 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. – Live at The Table at Madeley!
Texas-born and Texas-bred, Gunnar Latham brings true honky-tonk grit to The Table at Madeley.
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. See him Live at The Table at Madeley!
Opening the night: Cole Phillips for Tyler Halverson 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. With tracks like “More Hearts Than Horses,” “Ft. Worth Losing,” and fan favorite “Beer Garden Baby” (re-recorded as a duet with Conroe’s Parker McCollum) have made him a must-see live act.
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. With tracks like “More Hearts Than Horses,” “Ft. Worth Losing,” and fan favorite “Beer Garden Baby” (re-recorded as a duet with Conroe’s Parker McCollum) have made him a must-see live act.
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.
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 see him Live at The Table at Madeley!
Legend Alert… Ray Wylie Hubbard is coming to The Table at Madeley! 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.
Sunday Jam Sessions Hosted by Jaeden Johnson. This is your chance to make your debut at The Table at Madeley. Whether you’re a songwriter, picker, full band member, or first-time performer, this is a laid-back, supportive jam session on a real stage with great sound.
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. See her Live at The Table at Madeley!
Just steps away is Sure Stay Studio by Best Western!
