Live music in New Braunfels, TX

Hannah Swann is performing live at Krause's Cafe in New Braunfels. The show starts at 6:30 PM.

Catch Texas singer-songwriter Jackson Wendell live at Gruene Hall. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with an opener listed as TBA starting at 8:00 PM. Jackson Wendell takes the stage at 9:30 PM. This is an all-ages show.

Settle in for a night of storytelling and music with Irish singer songwriter Pat Byrne at The Redbird. Doors open thirty minutes before the performance. Guests may bring their own beverages for a 10 dollar fee per group. Ramblers, soft drinks, coffee, and Redbird charcuterie plates from Huisache Grill will be available for purchase. Byrne first signed with Universal, then moved to Austin in late 2017. In 2019 he delivered standout sets at the 30A Festival, SXSW, Kerrville Folk Festival, and the Americana Festival. Immersed in the Texas music community, his second US release, "Into the Light", brings a grittier sound with emotional depth and confidence, blending new influences with his Irish heritage.

Catch Oscar Ornelas for a free live music set at Gruene Hall. The show runs from early afternoon into the late afternoon, so plan to stop by and enjoy the music while you’re there.

Catch Zac Wilkerson for a live concert at The Redbird Listening Room. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM at the listening room venue in New Braunfels.

Enjoy Soul Sessions at Blue Bonnet Palace in Selma. The show starts at 9:30 PM and features a lineup highlighted on the event page, with soul and soul-jazz vibes for the night.

Texas songwriter and Americana artist Matthew Payne performs at Krause’s Cafe and Biergarten. Expect poetic Americana that blends Texas songwriter storytelling with old-time country and blues flavors, with an on-stage band that includes Tony Perez on fiddle. The event runs in the afternoon, giving you a laid-back way to catch live music.

FunkyFoot, hailing from Austin, brings a high energy mix of soulful, funky blues to Gruene Hall, turning the venue’s historic floors into a lively dance scene. Led by John Gaar, the performance features vocals steeped in soul, gritty guitar work, tight groove-driven rhythms, bold horns, memorable hooks, sharp lyrics, and vivid storytelling. The road tested chemistry of the group powers a sound that moves easily from blues and rock to country, folk, and Americana, keeping feet in motion throughout the set. The lineup includes John Gaar on lead vocals and guitar, Glenn Fukunaga on bass, Paul “Buddha” Mills on vocals and drums, Tommy Robinson on saxophone, and David Webb on keys. Families are welcome, with a chance to eat, drink, and enjoy the music together.

Catch live music from Trunk Monkeys at Krause’s Biergarten & Cafe. The show features a lineup of experienced musicians with roots in Chicago and San Antonio, plus influences ranging from classic rock and blues to soul and Stax-style sounds. Plan for an afternoon that runs from mid-afternoon into early evening.

Experience an evening of storytelling and songs with Missoula Slim. Doors open half an hour before showtime. BYOB is welcome with a $10 fee per group. Ramblers, sodas, coffee, and Redbird Charcuterie Plates from Huisache Grill will be available for purchase.

JESKA brings a relaxed summer residency to Gruene Hall, performing with Joshua Younke and Shane Keenan at this renowned Texas venue. This show features Harmony Sister Spotlight artist Patti Dixon. Expect an extended opening set steeped in soulful, rootsy Americana, candid storytelling, and a welcoming, feel-good atmosphere that suits a summer night at Gruene Hall. Admission is free, and tips are encouraged.

A cornhole tournament at Gruene Grove welcomes players with free entry. Competitors can vie for prizes, take in live music, and each participant receives a complimentary Shiner beer.

Two Ton Tuesdays celebrates 30 years, and this season shifts into air-conditioned comfort. This milestone holds special meaning for Kevin Geil and the team as they honor three decades of the tradition. With cool indoor relief and a longtime community at its heart, it is shaping up to be a lively summer for the Two Ton family.

Kevin Geil and Two Tons of Steel forged a bold Texas sound by mixing honky-tonk grit with punk intensity, and they keep that edge alive with their popular Two Ton Tuesday series. Expect a high-energy set built for dancers and fans alike. Swing dance lessons are offered beforehand for an additional fee. Admission is $15 per person at the gate.

Celebrate the middle of the week at Gruene Grove with a lively market featuring area makers and growers. Browse homegrown items, baked-from-scratch treats, and handmade goods while live music from local artists sets the tone. Drinks are available, along with savory bites from Wurst in Gruene and sweet scoops from Rhea’s Ice Cream.

Join the Lederhosen Junkies for an evening of German polka music. Featuring the frontman Isaak Klaus, the band brings an upbeat, playful energy to the stage, along with plenty of experience performing at festivals across Texas. Come enjoy a night of music in the biergarten atmosphere.

Kick off your evening at Gruene Hall with lively line dance instruction that gets you warmed up for dancing before a free show. Order a drink, pick up some steps, and enjoy the spirited atmosphere. Admission is $12 per person, and no partner or previous experience is required.

Songwriter's Night at The Redbird Listening Room highlights original music in a relaxed setting. The sign-up sheet is available when doors open, and performances follow. Guests may bring their own beverages, with no fee on songwriter's night, and a suggested contribution of $10 at the door. The venue sells Ramblers, sodas, coffee, and Redbird Charcuterie Plates from Huisache Grill. Musicians can share a song, or listeners can settle in and enjoy the sets with friends.