Diminished Returns
2025-11-20 19:00 - 21:30 (America/Chicago) | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Straight Ahead Jazz, Jazz Fusion, Funk and more

Piano Mandy
2025-11-26 19:00 - 21:30, 2025-12-10 19:00 - 21:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Mandy Maxon – “Piano Mandy”Based in Austin, Texas, Mandy Maxon—affectionately known to audiences as Piano Mandy—is a powerhouse pianist, vocalist, and entertainer with a style that blends classic jazz, blues, pop, and soul into a sound that’s all her own. Known for her magnetic stage presence and effortless musicianship, she transforms every performance into an intimate, joyful experience.
From the moment her fingers touch the keys, Mandy’s playing radiates both technical mastery and heartfelt emotion. Her repertoire spans the decades—from smoky speakeasy standards and golden-age rock ’n’ roll to heartfelt ballads and rollicking sing-alongs—making her a favorite at clubs, festivals, and private events across Texas.
A fixture in Austin’s vibrant live music scene, Piano Mandy has performed everywhere from cozy cocktail lounges to big festival stages, always leaving her audiences smiling, singing, and asking for “just one more song.” Whether she’s reimagining a classic or debuting an original tune, Mandy brings wit, warmth, and a whole lot of groove to the keys.
When she’s not performing, Mandy is busy collaborating with fellow musicians, composing new material, and sharing her love of piano with the next generation of players. For her, music isn’t just a profession—it’s a conversation, a celebration, and a way of life.

Francis McGrath Piano Night
2025-12-03 19:00 - 21:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Francis McGrath is a Central Texas pianist and composer whose performances blend jazz, fusion, and poetic storytelling. A lifelong musician and wordsmith, he’s known for his expressive touch on piano and synthesizer, and his ability to move seamlessly between lyrical jazz ballads and dynamic, rhythm-driven fusion.
McGrath has released two self-produced albums, No Less Days and Trains in the Night, and composed the award-winning soundtrack for the film Station to Station (2022). A familiar face in the Austin music scene, he has played with numerous ensembles—including The Greatest American Heroes—and continues to collaborate with artists across the region.
Offstage, McGrath is also a published poet (Diverse-City Journal, Austin International Poetry Festival) and a two-time “Punniest of Show” winner at the O. Henry Pun-Off. His performances invite listeners into an imaginative world where words, rhythm, and melody share the same heartbeat.

First Thursday Rhythm Review with Jeremy Slemenda & Friends
2025-12-04 19:00 - 21:30 | 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.

Brother Magnum
2025-12-11 19:00 - 21:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Brother Magnum is a powerhouse vocalist, guitarist, and bandleader from Austin, Texas, best known as the dynamic frontman of Dysfunkshun Junkshun. With a voice that blends raw soul, gritty blues, and undeniable funk, Brother Magnum commands the stage with a magnetic presence that has made him a fixture in the Texas music scene.
Born and raised in the heart of Austin’s rich musical culture, Brother Magnum grew up steeped in the sounds of gospel, R&B, and the Southern blues tradition. Over the years, he’s honed his craft into a high-energy performance style that’s equal parts heartfelt storytelling and crowd-moving groove. Whether delivering a slow-burning ballad or igniting the dance floor with infectious funk, his shows are an immersive experience that leaves audiences talking long after the last note.
With Dysfunkshun Junkshun, Brother Magnum channels the spirit of 1970s funk and soul while keeping the sound fresh and modern. The group’s repertoire blends original songs with reimagined classics, all delivered with tight musicianship and boundless energy. His collaborations and appearances have earned him respect across genres, from blues festivals to funk throwdowns, and his dedication to keeping live music vibrant has made him a beloved figure among fans and fellow musicians alike.
When he’s not on stage, Brother Magnum is deeply involved in Austin’s music community, mentoring younger players and championing the city’s live music legacy. For him, every performance is more than a show—it’s a celebration of connection, rhythm, and the joy that only great music can bring.

Jake Waylon
2025-12-18 19:00 - 21:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Jake Waylon would tell you he is a jack of all trades and master of none. He’s a singer, songwriter, and a guitar and mandolin picker. He could fool you into thinking he was a drummer if he spent long enough to knock the rust off. He will pick a bass with no hesitation, play some trash harp like Dylan or Young, and is no stranger to a piano.

Honey & the Beekeepers featuring Jen Zavaleta
2025-12-20 19:00 - 23:30 | 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.

Piano Mandy
2026-01-07 19:00 - 21:30 | Brass Peacock
Piano Mandy is a veteran Central Texas pianist and vocalist known for her sophisticated, “jazzed-up” interpretations of classic and contemporary favorites.

Brother Magnum
2026-01-08 19:00 - 21:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Brother Magnum is a powerhouse vocalist, guitarist, and bandleader from Austin, Texas, best known as the dynamic frontman of Dysfunkshun Junkshun. With a voice that blends raw soul, gritty blues, and undeniable funk, Brother Magnum commands the stage with a magnetic presence that has made him a fixture in the Texas music scene.
Born and raised in the heart of Austin’s rich musical culture, Brother Magnum grew up steeped in the sounds of gospel, R&B, and the Southern blues tradition. Over the years, he’s honed his craft into a high-energy performance style that’s equal parts heartfelt storytelling and crowd-moving groove. Whether delivering a slow-burning ballad or igniting the dance floor with infectious funk, his shows are an immersive experience that leaves audiences talking long after the last note.
With Dysfunkshun Junkshun, Brother Magnum channels the spirit of 1970s funk and soul while keeping the sound fresh and modern. The group’s repertoire blends original songs with reimagined classics, all delivered with tight musicianship and boundless energy. His collaborations and appearances have earned him respect across genres, from blues festivals to funk throwdowns, and his dedication to keeping live music vibrant has made him a beloved figure among fans and fellow musicians alike.
When he’s not on stage, Brother Magnum is deeply involved in Austin’s music community, mentoring younger players and championing the city’s live music legacy. For him, every performance is more than a show—it’s a celebration of connection, rhythm, and the joy that only great music can bring.

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Michael Alexandersson
2026-01-22 19:00 - 21:30, 2026-02-19 19:00 - 22:00 | 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.

Jake Waylon and Wes Perryman
2026-01-29 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Jake Waylon would be the first to tell you he’s a jack of all trades and master of none. A singer, songwriter, guitarist, and mandolin picker, he can fool you into thinking he’s a drummer if given enough time to shake off the rust. He’ll grab a bass without hesitation, blow a little “trash harp” in the spirit of Dylan or Young, and he’s no stranger to the piano either.
Beyond the stage, Jake is a true working-class renaissance man: journeyman electrician, pretend carpenter, amateur plumber, occasional house painter, stubborn DIYer, wannabe photographer and filmmaker, non-recipe-following chef, and a world-class professional procrastinator. But through it all, music has remained the constant driving force in his life.
Raised on a steady diet of the great American troubadours, Jake grew up absorbing the songs and storytelling of artists who blurred the lines between country, folk, rock & roll, and roots music. That influence shows in his own writing, where honest lyrics, lived-in melodies, and road-worn charm take center stage.
“I feel like my music is American roots music all lumped together with a little of this and a little of that,” Jake says. “That’s why I’ve always leaned toward calling it Americana. To me, it’s just an amalgamation of country, folk, and rock and roll, with a little bluegrass sprinkled in.”
Whether performing solo or swapping songs with friends, Jake Waylon brings warmth, wit, and a deep respect for the tradition of American songwriting—played straight from the heart, with no shortcuts and no safety net.
Wes Perryman is an Austin-area singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist rooted in bluegrass, old-time country, and Americana. Known for his strong rhythm playing, harmony vocals, and understated musicianship, he’s a familiar presence in Central Texas venues and a frequent collaborator with fellow roots artists, including Jake Waylon.

Piano Mandy
2026-02-04 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States

First Thursday Rhythm Review with Jeremy Slemenda & Friends
2026-02-05 19:00 - 21:30

Johnny Dioxide
2026-02-11 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Step into orbit with Johnny Dioxide, Austin’s own intergalactic space cowboy and creator of the “Ghost Rock” sound — a fusion of haunting melodies, breezy rhythms, and a dash of western soul.
Hailing from the Chicago area and now based in Central Texas, Johnny Dioxide (the alter-ego of Chase Risinger) brings a cinematic energy to every performance — think desert starlight, neon dust, and vintage sci-fi flair. His acclaimed project blends cosmic storytelling with the grit of a Texas road tune, creating a sound that’s equal parts psychedelic, outlaw, and ethereal.
Join us downstairs at The Brass Peacock for this special mid-week set — where the atmosphere glows in brass tones and starlight, and the soundtrack rides somewhere between the open range and outer space.

Brother Magnum
2026-02-12 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Brother Magnum is an Austin, TX–based soul, blues, and rock frontman known for turning live shows into full-room experiences. Blending classic Motown grooves with modern grit, his performances are heartfelt, high-energy, and built to move both feet and spirits. Drawing inspiration from legends like Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder, Brother Magnum delivers feel-good music that feels timeless but never dated.
A charismatic vocalist and bandleader, he’s best known for leading Dysfunkshun Junkshun, where tight grooves, soulful originals, and crowd-favorite classics collide. His albums Meet Me in My Day Dream and Feel Like A King showcase his range, with standout tracks like “Addicted to You,” “Amen-Try Again,” and “The Divorce Song.”
Catch Brother Magnum live every 2nd Thursday of the month at Brass Peacock, bringing soul, blues, rock, and all your favorite tunes to the room—served hot, swinging, and impossible to sit still through.

The Jerrells Jazz Trio
2026-02-13 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Jeremy Slemenda is a Central Texas guitarist with a tone that lives right where jazz guitar sophistication meets dance-floor roots music. Known as the frontman of The Jerrells, he brings warm, melodic single-note lines, punchy chord work, and that swinging pocket that makes a room feel like it just put on a sharper suit. (brasspeacock.com)
For the Jerrells Jazz Trio configuration, Jeremy pares it down to the essentials: guitar-forward jazz phrasing, Western Swing elegance, and a little rockabilly snap, delivered with the same “vintage-but-alive” energy The Jerrells are known for. The larger Jerrells lineup features Jeremy on guitar/vocals alongside a rotating cast (often including piano, bass, and drums, with fiddle appearing in the full band), and the trio format spotlights that guitar language even more. (brasspeacock.com)
Offstage, he’s also an amp tech based in Georgetown, TX, which tracks, because the sound is part of the craft, not an afterthought. Plug in, lean back, and let the trio turn the Peacock into a low-lit little jazz joint with sharp edges and smooth corners. (YouTube)

A Night of Roses - Feat. Aly Rosa (Valentines Dinner Reservations only City Post Chophouse)
2026-02-14 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Aly Rosa is a Filipino–Puerto Rican vocalist whose musical journey began in the Philippines, where she was raised and first trained in vocal performance at the age of seven. With a foundation in musical theatre, her voice has carried her across East Asia, performing internationally through the Asian Pacific Activities Conference for Choir and Theatre.

Her budding interest in vocalists such as Julie London, Nina Simone, and Betty Carter made her swoon over the passionate love songs and ballads in the jazz genre. Now based in Austin Texas, Aly continues to evolve as a performer, blending her love for jazz with the storytelling flair of her theatre roots.”

Honey & the Beekeepers featuring Jen Zava
2026-02-20 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
