Brass Peacock

Michael Alexandersson
2026-02-19 19:00 - 22:00, 2026-03-14 18:30 - 22:30, 2026-04-16 19:00 - 22:00, 2026-05-21 19:00 - 22:00 (America/Chicago) | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Michael Alexandersson is a Salado-based crooner serving up swing, soul, and rock ’n’ roll classics with modern charisma. From Sinatra and Bobby Darin to Elvis and Don Gibson, he delivers the timeless tunes you know and love with a smooth voice and undeniable stage presence.
Born into a family of musicians, performing is in his DNA—his father is a professional singer and guitarist, and his great-grandfather was a popular singer in 1930s Sweden. Most recently, Michael turned heads as a contestant on NBC’s The Voice (Season 26) as a member of Team Snoop Dogg.

Noble 3
2026-02-20 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States

First Thursday Rythm Review with Jeremy Slemenda
2026-03-05 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Jeremy Slemenda is a seasoned Austin, Texas musician whose sound bridges the worlds of rockabilly, swing, country, and blues. Known for his smooth guitar work, warm vocals, and charismatic stage presence, Jeremy has spent decades bringing timeless American roots music to life for audiences across Texas and beyond.
As the frontman of The Jerrells, Jeremy leads a rotating lineup of top-notch players, delivering high-energy performances that feel equal parts honky-tonk dance hall and vintage vinyl record. His style nods to the golden era of 1950s rock ’n’ roll and Western swing while keeping the spirit fresh for modern crowds.
He also hosts the First Thursday Rhythm Revue at the Brass Peacock — a revolving cavalcade of class-act performers where the guest list is as unpredictable as it is talented. With the number of top-notch musicians Jeremy calls friends, you never know who might walk on stage… but odds are they’ll blow your socks off, so wear nice ones.
Over the years, Jeremy has shared the stage with some of Austin’s finest, honing a sound that’s as comfortable in a speakeasy as it is at a festival stage. Whether he’s crooning a heartfelt ballad or tearing through a guitar solo, Jeremy Slemenda keeps the tradition of great live music alive — one first-class performance at a time.

S7EVEN
2026-03-06 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
On the first Friday of every month, S7EVEN Jazz brings their full 7-piece ensemble to Brass Peacock, filling the room with layered horns, locked-in rhythm, and polished vocals that feel tailor-made for a speakeasy night.
Rooted in jazz and stretching confidently into soul, R&B, funk, and reimagined classics, the band delivers a sound that moves effortlessly from cocktail-hour cool to late-evening swing. With a complete rhythm section, dynamic horn lines, and expressive vocal moments, this seven-piece lineup creates depth, texture, and energy that transforms the room.
Under the warm glow of Brass Peacock’s Art Deco atmosphere, S7EVEN doesn’t just perform, they set a mood. Solos unfold like quiet conversations over bourbon. Grooves build steadily until the room leans in. Every note feels intentional, sophisticated, and alive.
First Fridays belong to the full S7EVEN.

Blue Moon Jazz Quartet featuring Rosie Flores
2026-03-07 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
When the lights dip low and the glassware catches gold, Rosie Flores steps into the kind of room she was born to haunt.
An Austin icon with San Antonio roots, Rosie has spent more than five decades shaping American roots music. A trailblazer in rockabilly and country, she became the first Latina to chart on Billboard’s country chart, earned a Peabody Award, and was recently named a National Endowment for the Arts National Heritage Fellow. The honors are historic. The voice is timeless.
With the Blue Moon Jazz Quartet, Rosie trades the honky-tonk highway for midnight standards and velvet swing. The set leans into the Great American Songbook, torch songs, and moonlit melodies that feel perfectly at home under City Post Chophouse.
Joining her:Lindsay Greene on guitarJosh Flowers on upright bassShane Dickens on drums
Together they create an after-hours current that moves like slow waves in a hidden cellar club. Intimate. Timeless. Built for a room like Brass Peacock.
No password needed. Just find the staircase.
Keep your Eye on the Peacock. 🌙🎷

Brother Magnum of Disfunkshun Junkshun
2026-03-12 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Brother Magnum commands the stage like a late-night whisper turning into a shout. A seasoned vocalist, guitarist, and bandleader rooted in the heart of Austin’s live-music culture, he is best known as the electric front man of Dysfunkshun Junkshun—a crew that’s been igniting dance floors across the Southwest for over two decades with brimstone funk, soul, and grooves that won’t stay in their seats.
With a voice dipped in soul and seasoned by years of spirited performances, Brother Magnum blends gritty blues, classic rock swagger, and R&B warmth into every set. His catalog is a treasure trove of timeless gems and originals that have folks tapping toes, hollering for more, and spilling their cocktails laughing as the night rolls on. Whether he’s coaxing a slow, heart-swaying ballad or lighting the room on fire with high-octane funk, he plays with a magnetic presence that feels like a secret shared between friends under a single glowing lamp.
Step into the Brass Peacock’s warm glow and you’ll find him at the mic, guitar in hand, turning each night into a celebration of connection, rhythm, and joyous abandon. In this joint where shadows waltz with light and jazz notes curl like smoke, Brother Magnum’s set is more than music. It’s a memory in the making. 🎷🍸

Luke Allen Duo
2026-03-25 19:00 - 22:00
Luke Allen is 25 and already sounds like he stepped out of a smoke-curled jukebox in 1958.
Based in Austin, Texas, Luke has carved out a name for himself as both a dynamic jazz trumpeter and a velvet-voiced vocalist, blending classic swing-era charm with the spark of a modern bandstand. His performances carry that rare electricity that makes a room lean forward, glasses paused mid-air.
Rooted in the golden recordings of the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, Luke’s voice carries the warmth and authority of the great jazz storytellers. Listeners often hear echoes of Jimmy Rushing’s richness and Nat King Cole’s effortless cool in his phrasing. On trumpet, his tone is clean, lyrical, and unhurried, drawing natural comparisons to masters like Kenny Dorham, Clifford Brown, and Miles Davis. Every note feels chosen, never rushed, always intentional.
In what has quickly become a breakout year on the Austin jazz scene, Luke has performed and recorded with a wide range of respected local ensembles, steadily building a reputation as one of the city’s most compelling young voices in jazz. Whether crooning a standard or lifting his horn for a soaring solo, Luke Allen delivers the kind of performance that feels timeless, joyful, and undeniably alive.

THE JAYMIE GRAVES JAZZ ODYSSEY
2026-03-26 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
1930s and 40s Jazz and Blues

Piano Mandy
2026-04-01 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Piano Mandy is a veteran Central Texas pianist and vocalist known for her sophisticated, “jazzed-up” interpretations of classic and contemporary favorites.

First Thursday Rhythm Review with Jeremy Slemenda & Friends
2026-04-02 19:00 - 22:00

Brother Magnum of Disfunkshun Junkshun
2026-04-09 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Brother Magnum commands the stage like a late-night whisper turning into a shout. A seasoned vocalist, guitarist, and bandleader rooted in the heart of Austin’s live-music culture, he is best known as the electric frontman of Dysfunkshun Junkshun—a crew that’s been igniting dance floors across the Southwest for over two decades with brimstone funk, soul, and grooves that won’t stay in their seats.
With a voice dipped in soul and seasoned by years of spirited performances, Brother Magnum blends gritty blues, classic rock swagger, and R&B warmth into every set. His catalog is a treasure trove of timeless gems and originals that have folks tapping toes, hollering for more, and spilling their cocktails laughing as the night rolls on. Whether he’s coaxing a slow, heart-swaying ballad or lighting the room on fire with high-octane funk, he plays with a magnetic presence that feels like a secret shared between friends under a single glowing lamp.

Step into the Brass Peacock’s warm glow, and you’ll find him at the mic, guitar in hand, turning each night into a celebration of connection, rhythm, and joyous abandon. In this joint where shadows waltz with light and jazz notes curl like smoke, Brother Magnum’s set is more than music. It’s a memory in the making.

Diminished Returns
2026-04-11 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Diminished Returns is a Central Texas jazz trio that channels the smoky elegance of 1930s clubs with a modern swing sensibility. Fronted by sultry vocalist Clara Watson, the group captivates audiences with torch songs, bluesy ballads, and high-energy swing numbers that keep the night moving.
Guitarist Glenn Rios lays down sophisticated rhythms and fluid solos, while drummer Ken Fowler drives the groove with a dynamic, vintage-inspired pulse. Together, they create a sound that is equal parts glamorous, gritty, and timeless—transporting listeners to the golden age of jazz while adding their own Texas flair.
Whether in an intimate lounge or a bustling dance hall, Diminished Returns delivers music that is soulful, stylish, and unforgettable.

Jim Vence Duo
2026-04-15 19:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
From the heart of Central Texas, Jim Vence has built a reputation as a skilled guitarist, soulful vocalist, and versatile performer whose music bridges genres and generations. Whether he’s playing a tender acoustic ballad, a fiery blues solo, or a groove-driven jazz standard, Jim’s artistry is rooted in both technical mastery and a deep love for the craft.
Over the years, Jim has become a familiar name on the Central Texas live music circuit, performing everywhere from intimate wine bars to lively festival stages. His Jim Vence Two on Six showcases his ability to connect with audiences in a stripped-down, heartfelt format, blending original songs with fresh takes on classics from across the American songbook.
Drawing on influences from guitar greats like Chet Atkins, Wes Montgomery, and Eric Clapton, Jim has developed a style that’s fluid, expressive, and always in service to the song. Offstage, he’s equally passionate about collaborating with other musicians, arranging, and mentoring up-and-coming players in the local scene.
For Jim Vence, music is more than entertainment—it’s a conversation, a story, and a way of bringing people together. Each performance is an invitation to share in that story, one chord at a time.

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Honey and the Beekeepers
2026-04-17 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Jennifer Zavaleta is an Austin-based singer-songwriter originally from Georgia, known for her dynamic voice and magnetic stage presence. Over the years, she has performed with some of Texas’ most popular acts, including Rotel and the Hot Tomatoes, Monster Big Band, Magnificent 7, and The Grooves, bringing her versatility to stages ranging from high-energy party shows to elegant big-band jazz performances.
In 2017, she released her debut solo album Power to Change, an eclectic blend of alt-rock, folk, and country that reflects her personal journey and storytelling spirit. The album features everything from punchy, Sheryl Crow–inspired tracks to intimate ballads and even an a cappella piece written and sung with her daughter.
Beyond her own music, Jen is also an advocate for women in the arts. She hosts a radio program spotlighting female musicians in Texas, further cementing her role as both a performer and community builder in the Austin scene.

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Diminished Returns
2026-04-23 19:00 - 22:00
Diminished Returns is a Central Texas jazz trio that channels the smoky elegance of 1930s clubs with a modern swing sensibility. Fronted by sultry vocalist Clara Watson, the group captivates audiences with torch songs, bluesy ballads, and high-energy swing numbers that keep the night moving.
Guitarist Glenn Rios lays down sophisticated rhythms and fluid solos, while drummer Ken Fowler drives the groove with a dynamic, vintage-inspired pulse. Together, they create a sound that is equal parts glamorous, gritty, and timeless—transporting listeners to the golden age of jazz while adding their own Texas flair.
Whether in an intimate lounge or a bustling dance hall, Diminished Returns delivers music that is soulful, stylish, an

The Jerrells Swing Band
2026-04-25 13:00 - 16:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
The Jerrells Swing Band doesn’t just play music—they roll it out like a well-worn dance floor under your feet.
Hailing from Austin, Texas, The Jerrells bring a high-octane blend of Western swing, vintage country, and jump blues that feels equal parts honky-tonk heartbeat and big band swagger. Rooted in the golden era of American dance halls but wired with modern energy, their sound tips its hat to legends like Bob Wills and Hank Williams while kicking up dust of its own.
Featuring a lineup of seasoned players—fiddle that sings, guitar that snaps, upright bass that walks with authority, keys that shimmer, and drums that keep the whole train on the rails—the band delivers a tight, joyful groove built for movement. Whether it’s a two-step, a slow sway, or a full-on spin across the floor, their sets feel like a time machine with a rhythm section.
Known for their sharp style, easy charm, and toe-tapping chemistry, The Jerrells have become a staple of the Texas roots scene—bringing vintage sounds back to life with a wink, a grin, and just enough grit to keep it interesting.
Catch them live, and don’t plan on sitting still.

S7VEN JAZZ
2026-05-01 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
On the first Friday of every month, S7VEN Jazz brings their full 7-piece ensemble to Brass Peacock, filling the room with layered horns, locked-in rhythm, and polished vocals that feel tailor-made for a speakeasy night.
Rooted in jazz and stretching confidently into soul, R&B, funk, and reimagined classics, the band delivers a sound that moves effortlessly from cocktail-hour cool to late-evening swing. With a complete rhythm section, dynamic horn lines, and expressive vocal moments, this seven-piece lineup creates depth, texture, and energy that transforms the room.
Under the warm glow of Brass Peacock’s Art Deco atmosphere, S7VEN doesn’t just perform, they set a mood. Solos unfold like quiet conversations over bourbon. Grooves build steadily until the room leans in. Every note feels intentional, sophisticated, and alive.
First Fridays belong to the full S7VEN.

Diminished Returns
2026-05-08 18:30 - 22:30

Brother Magnum of Disfunkshun Junkshun
2026-05-14 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Brother Magnum commands the stage like a late-night whisper turning into a shout. A seasoned vocalist, guitarist, and bandleader rooted in the heart of Austin’s live-music culture, he is best known as the electric frontman of Dysfunkshun Junkshun—a crew that’s been igniting dance floors across the Southwest for over two decades with brimstone funk, soul, and grooves that won’t stay in their seats.
With a voice dipped in soul and seasoned by years of spirited performances, Brother Magnum blends gritty blues, classic rock swagger, and R&B warmth into every set. His catalog is a treasure trove of timeless gems and originals that have folks tapping toes, hollering for more, and spilling their cocktails laughing as the night rolls on. Whether he’s coaxing a slow, heart-swaying ballad or lighting the room on fire with high-octane funk, he plays with a magnetic presence that feels like a secret shared between friends under a single glowing lamp.

Honey & the Beekeepers
2026-05-15 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Jennifer Zavaleta is an Austin-based singer-songwriter originally from Georgia, known for her dynamic voice and magnetic stage presence. Over the years, she has performed with some of Texas’ most popular acts, including Rotel and the Hot Tomatoes, Monster Big Band, Magnificent 7, and The Grooves, bringing her versatility to stages ranging from high-energy party shows to elegant big-band jazz performances.
In 2017, she released her debut solo album Power to Change, an eclectic blend of alt-rock, folk, and country that reflects her personal journey and storytelling spirit. The album features everything from punchy, Sheryl Crow–inspired tracks to intimate ballads and even an a cappella piece written and sung with her daughter.
Beyond her own music, Jen is also an advocate for women in the arts. She hosts a radio program spotlighting female musicians in Texas, further cementing her role as both a performer and community builder in the Austin scene.

Johnny Dioxide
2026-05-20 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Hailing from Austin, Texas, intergalactic space cowboy Johnny Dioxide—chemical formula JO₂—is the disembodied voice of a lovelorn ghost drifting through the cosmic plains. He calls his sound Ghost Rock: a genre that is intricate yet breezy, haunting yet playful, all wrapped in a sweet Western charm that invites listeners to leisurely mosey along the astral trail.

Blue Moon Jazz Quartet featuring Rosie Flores
2026-05-23 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
When the lights dip low and the glassware catches gold, Rosie Flores steps into the kind of room she was born to haunt.
An Austin icon with San Antonio roots, Rosie has spent more than five decades shaping American roots music. A trailblazer in rockabilly and country, she became the first Latina to chart on Billboard’s country chart, earned a Peabody Award, and was recently named a National Endowment for the Arts National Heritage Fellow. The honors are historic. The voice is timeless.
With the Blue Moon Jazz Quartet, Rosie trades the honky-tonk highway for midnight standards and velvet swing. The set leans into the Great American Songbook, torch songs, and moonlit melodies that feel perfectly at home under City Post Chophouse.
Joining her:Lindsay Greene on guitarJosh Flowers on upright bassShane Dickens on drums
Together they create an after-hours current that moves like slow waves in a hidden cellar club. Intimate. Timeless. Built for a room like Brass Peacock.

Kari Shaff & High Standards
2026-05-28 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Austin-based vocalist Kari Shaff brings a velvet tone and vintage swing sensibility to every performance. Blending the elegance of classic jazz with the warmth of country, blues, and soul, she transforms each stage into an intimate, heartfelt experience—marked by expressive delivery, quick wit, and timeless style.
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