Brass Peacock

Brother Magnum of Disfunkshun Junkshun
2026-03-12 19:00 - 22:00 (America/Chicago) | 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. 🎷🍸

Closed for a Private Event
2026-03-11 17:00 - 23:45, 2026-02-07 17:00 - 23:30

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. 🌙🎷

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.

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.

Pierson Keating Duo
2026-03-04 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Pierson Keating is an Austin, Texas–based musician known for his thoughtful, groove-forward approach to jazz and classic American standards. Rooted in piano traditions that balance swing, harmony, and feel, his playing emphasizes musical conversation over flash, serving the room as much as the song.
Active in the Central Texas music scene, Pierson performs regularly in small ensemble settings, drawing from jazz standards, blues, and classic songbook material. His style is shaped by listening deeply to bandmates and audiences alike, creating performances that feel relaxed, responsive, and grounded in tradition.
Whether working as a solo pianist or in duo and group formats, Pierson Keating brings a warm, attentive presence to the stage, focused on tone, timing, and taste. His performances are equally suited to listening rooms, cocktail lounges, and intimate jazz settings where nuance matters.

David Chao Quartet
2026-02-28 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
David Chao is an Austin, Texas–based jazz pianist known for his expressive touch, deep respect for the jazz tradition, and fluid command of both classic standards and modern jazz language. As a bandleader and collaborator, he brings a thoughtful, swinging approach to the piano that emphasizes melody, harmony, and dynamic interaction within the ensemble.
Rooted in the vocabulary of straight-ahead jazz while remaining open to contemporary influences, Chao’s playing balances sophistication with accessibility, making his performances equally engaging for devoted jazz listeners and first-time audiences alike. His quartet showcases tight interplay, tasteful improvisation, and a shared commitment to musical conversation rather than flash.
A familiar presence on the Central Texas jazz scene, David Chao continues to perform throughout Austin in intimate club settings where nuance, groove, and connection take center stage.

Joshua Alderete & THE FELLOWSHIP
2026-02-27 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Joshua Alderete is a dedicated musician and bandleader based in Central Texas, originally from Pasadena, Texas. With over 15 years of experience as a drummer, Joshua has spent more than a decade immersed in the rich musical landscape of South and Central Texas, working as a full-time musician and collaborator.
Joshua is a founding member of The Fellowship, a jazz ensemble known for its seamless fusion of jazz, funk, neo-soul, bebop, Latin, and other stylistic influences. Formed in 2018 in San Marcos, Texas, The Fellowship began as a collective project led by visionary musicians and grounded in the spirit of collaboration. The band’s original lineup featured Gerardo Espinoza on tenor saxophone, Christopher Villanueva on piano, Andrew Harkey on bass, and Joshua Alderete on drums, whose dynamic and expressive playing anchors the group’s sound.
In 2020, The Fellowship relocated to San Antonio, expanding its presence and influence within the regional jazz scene. Joshua later moved to Austin, Texas in 2022, further broadening the ensemble’s reach across Central Texas. Today, The Fellowship is a rotating collective of highly skilled jazz artists who share a deep passion for the music and a commitment to artistic growth.

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Aiden Berg Duo
2026-02-26 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Based in Austin, Texas, Aiden Berg is a jazz guitarist and composer whose playing blends the sophistication of classic jazz with the modern edge of today’s improvisational scene. Known for his warm tone, inventive phrasing, and intuitive interplay with fellow musicians, Aiden brings a fresh, dynamic energy to every performance.
Aiden’s influences range from the lyrical guitar work of Jim Hall and Wes Montgomery to the adventurous harmonies of Pat Metheny. Whether performing straight-ahead swing, Latin jazz, or original compositions, his style reflects both a deep respect for the tradition and a fearless willingness to explore new territory.
As part of the Aiden Berg Duo and in larger ensemble settings, he has become a sought-after presence in Austin’s vibrant music community, appearing at clubs, festivals, and private events across Central Texas. Offstage, Aiden is a dedicated collaborator, arranger, and educator, sharing his passion for jazz with the next generation of players.
For Aiden Berg, jazz is more than music—it’s a conversation, an atmosphere, and a way of connecting people. Every set is a journey, and every note tells a story.

Jim Vence
2026-02-25 19:00 - 22:00

Aiden Berg Trio
2026-02-21 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States

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

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

Swing 512
2026-02-18 19:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Swing 512 is an Austin-based gypsy jazz (jazz manouche / hot club jazz) ensemble inspired by the fast-swinging, acoustic sound pioneered in 1930s Paris by Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli. The band features violinist Liz Mallett, guitarists Matt Montoya and Saul Hernandez, and upright bassist Derek Thigpen—classically trained musicians who bring fiery improvisation, tight ensemble work, and infectious swing to this distinctly European-rooted jazz style. Their sound blends traditional manouche rhythm guitar with modern influences ranging from Django to Adrien Moignard, Charlie Parker, and Miles Davis.

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.”

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)

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.

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.

S7EVEN
2026-02-06 08:00 - 17:00 | 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

Piano Mandy
2026-02-04 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.

Anthony Basini
2026-01-31 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Anthony Basini is an Austin-based guitarist, singer, and songwriter with a refined edge and an easygoing groove. A Berklee College of Music alum, he blends jazz harmony, soulful rhythm, and melodic songwriting into performances that feel intimate, dynamic, and deeply musical.
Known in the Central Texas scene as both a performer and educator, Anthony brings thoughtful musicianship and natural stage presence to every set, equally comfortable reimagining familiar tunes or sharing originals with warmth and precision. His live shows are relaxed but compelling, perfect for a listening room, speakeasy, or late-night crowd that appreciates craft and feel.

JOSHUA ALDERETE & THE FELLOWSHIP
2026-01-30 18:30 - 22:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Joshua Alderete is a dedicated musician and bandleader based in Central Texas, originally from Pasadena, Texas. With over 15 years of experience as a drummer, Joshua has spent more than a decade immersed in the rich musical landscape of South and Central Texas, working as a full-time musician and collaborator.
Joshua is a founding member of The Fellowship, a jazz ensemble known for its seamless fusion of jazz, funk, neo-soul, bebop, Latin, and other stylistic influences. Formed in 2018 in San Marcos, Texas, The Fellowship began as a collective project led by visionary musicians and grounded in the spirit of collaboration. The band’s original lineup featured Gerardo Espinoza on tenor saxophone, Christopher Villanueva on piano, Andrew Harkey on bass, and Joshua Alderete on drums, whose dynamic and expressive playing anchors the group’s sound.
In 2020, The Fellowship relocated to San Antonio, expanding its presence and influence within the regional jazz scene. Joshua later moved to Austin, Texas in 2022, further broadening the ensemble’s reach across Central Texas. Today, The Fellowship is a rotating collective of highly skilled jazz artists who share a deep passion for the music and a commitment to artistic growth.

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.

Closed for Private Event
2026-01-28 17:00 - 23:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States

Alex Roddy Trio
2026-01-24 18:30 - 22:30
Alexander Roddy is a saxophonist from Dallas, Texas, and a senior jazz performance major at Texas State University in San Marcos. He began his musical journey at the age of ten on clarinet, later discovering the tenor saxophone at seventeen during his final year of high school. At Texas State, Roddy has studied under esteemed professors Dr. Russell Haight and Dr. Joey Colarusso.
Beyond his academic work, Roddy has built an active performing career across Austin and San Antonio, appearing regularly as both a bandleader and sideman. His versatility spans jazz, pop, salsa, and funk, and he has shared the stage with an array of local and nationally recognized artists, including Terrell Stafford, Isrea Butler, Lee “Sparky” Thomason, Damian Garcia, Carter Arrington, Tito Carrillo, Joey Colarusso, and many others.

Diminished Returns
2026-01-23 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.

Antonini & Saether Duo
2026-01-21 19:00 - 22:00
Antonini & Saether Duo are a pair of rising jazz Musicians from Central Texas, blending youthful energy with a deep respect for the tradition. Rooted in swing, blues, and straight-ahead jazz, their sound feels timeless yet alive, like a late-night set that drifts effortlessly between melody and mood.
With upright bass and guitar at the center, the duo creates an intimate, conversational style of jazz. Warm grooves, tasteful improvisation, and subtle dynamics define their approach, leaving plenty of space for each note to breathe. Their performances channel the spirit of classic jazz lounges while keeping one foot firmly planted in the present.
At Brass Peacock, Antonini & Saether invite guests to slow down, lean in, and enjoy jazz the way it was meant to be heard: close, classy, and full of feeling.
