Live music in Montgomery County, TX

BMD Band makes its debut at Rock the Row. The performance takes place at Hughes Landing in The Woodlands.

Karaoke takes center stage for a girls night out at The Blue Lion Pub, with DJ TJ of Houston Party Network running the show. Bring friends, pick your favorite tracks, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere where singers of all levels can step up to the mic. The pub serves plenty of food and drinks to keep the fun going.

Bryson Tiller brings the Neo Trapsoul Tour to The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. This show enforces a strict bag policy. Non clear bags and purses must be smaller than 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches, and clear bags must be smaller than 12 inches by 12 inches. Ticket access includes a public onsale, a VIP package presale and VIP packages, a Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, as well as additional presales for Bryson Tiller, Majid Jordan, Ty Dolla $ign, Huntsman, venue partners such as Xfinity and Woodforest, and Live Nation.

Casey Bowen performs live at Mahoney's Texish Bar & Restaurant. Information is available for those who want to book Casey for an upcoming event, along with details about the artist.

The 11th Annual Boots For Troops Concert in the Country, presented by Moffitt Companies and Planet Ford, brings two nights of live country music to Magnolia, TX. This family friendly event welcomes all ages, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The lineup features Aaron Watson, Walker Montgomery, Bubba Westly, Travis Tritt, Josh Ward, Scooter Brown, and a set from Steve Helms with Ben McPherson. Each night concludes with an official after party at Leslie’s Sports Bar #2 located nearby. Opportunities are available for vendors, sponsors, and volunteers, and there is a BBQ cook-off with registration information provided through the event website. For complete details, see the event website.

The Powerlines Tour makes a stop at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion presented by Huntsman as beabadoobee heads to The Woodlands.

The Table at Madeley hosts John Evans, delivering a Texas-bred mix of incisive songwriting, commanding guitar work, and punk-tinged roots energy. Hailing from Pasadena, he moves with ease between honky-tonk narratives, rockabilly drive, and roaring rock and roll, without losing either wit or grit. His career spans eight consecutive years of recognition from the Houston Press Music Awards, with honors for male vocalist, songwriter, musician of the year, and roots rock. He also co-wrote Hayes Carll’s “KMAG YOYO,” performed the song with Carll on The Tonight Show, and placed music in film and television, including Country Strong. The venue’s bar and close-to-the-stage seating create a laid-back atmosphere centered on real songs from a seasoned Texas performer.

A hangout takes place at The Blue Lion Pub.

David Graham & The Eskimo Brothers bring a road-honed show to The Table at Madeley in downtown Conroe, shaped by nights in Nashville honky tonks and on Memphis’s Beale Street and refined through years of touring across the United States and Europe. Led by vocalist and guitarist David Graham, the band blends classic country roots with rock and roll momentum. Graham was born in St. Louis, raised near Portland, Oregon, and began performing professionally in his teens, drawing on influences that span Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Glen Campbell, and The Rolling Stones. Recent highlights include the 2025 album Downtown and the fan favorite track 23. Arriving early to enjoy the bar and settling in near the stage sets the scene for an intimate room ready for a relentlessly touring band. A night made for good drinks and a close-up performance.

Introduce your little one to music in a welcoming group setting with songs, movement, singing and simple instruments. Families can connect with one another while encouraging early social skills for babies. The class is included with general admission, which is $10 for adults and for children age 1 and older.