Brass Peacock

Piano Mandy
2025-08-27 18:00 - 21:00 (America/Chicago) | 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.
Catch Piano Mandy live, and you’ll see why she’s become one of Austin’s most beloved piano personalities.

Johnny Dioxide
2025-08-28 18:30 - 21:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Hailing from Austin, TX is intergalactic space cowboy Johnny Dioxide, chemical formula JO2 — the disembodied voice of a lovelorn ghost. He refers to his music as Ghost Rock, and it has been described as intricate yet breezy, haunting yet playful, and all with a sweet western flair to leisurely mosey along to. ​

Diminished Returns
2025-08-29 19:00 - 23:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Straight Ahead Jazz, Jazz Fusion, Funk and more

Swing 512
2025-08-30 19:00 - 23:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Gypsy Jazz & Swing 512
Gypsy jazz, also known as jazz manouche, originated in 1930s Paris, pioneered by guitarist Django Reinhardt. This energetic style blends swing rhythms with intricate improvisation and remains popular today.
Swing 512 is an Austin-based gypsy jazz band inspired by Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli. Formed by violinist Liz Mallett, guitarists Matt Montoya and Saul Hernandez, and bassist Derek Thigpen, the group brings classical training to their vibrant jazz performances. Their influences range from Django to modern jazz legends like Charlie Parker and Miles Davis.
The band has played at venues such as ZACH Theatre, Justine’s Brasserie, and the Austin Convention Center, and is available for private events. Each member has a strong musical background, with formal training in classical and jazz, performing and teaching across Austin.

Wednesday Night Open
2025-09-03 17:00 - 22:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States

Francis McGrath Piano
2025-09-03 18:00 - 21:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Francis McGrath – Piano, Composer, Storyteller
From the heart of Austin, Texas, Francis McGrath is a pianist and composer whose music bridges the elegance of the past with the vibrancy of the present. Known for his emotive playing style and a knack for weaving stories through sound, Francis blends jazz, blues, classical, and cinematic influences into performances that are as soulful as they are dynamic.
A multi-instrumentalist and seasoned performer, he has played in some of Austin’s most beloved bands, most notably The Greatest American Heroes—the city’s favorite TV theme band—and composed the award-winning soundtrack for the film Station to Station in 2022. His original works, heard on his self-produced albums No Less Days and Trains in the Night, showcase his versatility as both a composer and arranger.
On stage, Francis brings a magnetic presence, shifting effortlessly from delicate, introspective passages to explosive, high-energy runs. His sets are filled with unexpected turns—an old standard reimagined, a modern tune dressed in vintage style, or an original piece that feels like a soundtrack to a film you wish existed.
When Francis sits down at the piano, it’s more than a performance—it’s a conversation between artist and audience, rich with emotion, humor, and a touch of Austin’s signature charm.
Catch him live, and you’ll see why Francis McGrath has become a fixture in the city’s vibrant music scene.

1st Thursday Rhythm Review with Jeremy Slemenda
2025-09-04 18:30 - 21:30, 2025-10-02 18:30 - 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.

The Fellowship
2025-09-05 19:00 - 23:30, 2025-09-25 19:00 - 23:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
The Fellowship is a dynamic ensemble known for its eclectic fusion of Jazz, Funk, Neo-Soul, Bebop, Latin, and a wide array of other musical influences. Formed in 2018 in San Marcos, Texas, the group emerged as a collaborative project driven by visionary musicians. The band’s early sound was shaped by the creative chemistry among its founding members: Gerardo Espinoza on tenor saxophone, Christopher Villanueva on piano, and Andrew Harkey on bass. Together with Joshua Alderete’s energetic and expressive drumming, they forged a cohesive unit grounded in the spirit of collaboration and unity.
Since its inception, The Fellowship has captivated audiences with its innovative sound, fostering a sense of community and shared passion for jazz throughout Texas and beyond. In 2020, the group relocated to San Antonio, Texas, where they continued to grow and deepen their impact on the local music scene.

Troy Kaufman Jazz Quartet
2025-09-06 19:00 - 23:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
A native of Southeast Texas, Troy Kaufman (b. 1998) is already an accomplished saxophonist, arranger, and music educator.

His positive experiences with music from a young age led him to study Music Education at Lamar University, and later earn a Master of Music degree in Jazz Performance from Texas State University.

Troy has enjoyed performing as a freelance saxophonist in the Greater Austin and Golden-Triangle areas as a member of various big bands, jazz combos, salsa groups, and pop/rock/contemporary ensembles. His experiences in music have also allowed him to travel all throughout the United States and Europe performing with various groups.

As a music educator, Troy loves helping passionate students learn and grow as musicians and people. He has taught individual private lessons to students from beginner through collegiate-level. As a full time band director in central Texas, Mr. Kaufman has experience leading all aspects of a band program. The students he has taught have made many musical achievements, including earning membership in the Texas UIL All-Region and All-State bands, and have earned scholarship to college based on their musical proficiency. His jazz bands have won multiple outstanding performance and outstanding soloist awards.

Mandy Maxon-"Piano Mandy"
2025-09-10 19:00 - 21:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States

Brother Magnum of Dysfunkshun Junction
2025-09-11 18:30 - 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.

J.Serrato
2025-09-12 19:00 - 23:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Joseph Serrato grew up in South Texas knowing he would be a musician. He followed his father’s footsteps as a saxophonist and bandleader. His debut album, “Let’s Go!” is available on all streaming platforms.
Joseph Serrato grew up in South Texas knowing he would be a musician. He followed his father’s footsteps as a saxophonist and bandleader.
After attending the University of North Texas, he moved to Austin to pursue his career.
He has been one the city’s busiest musicians known for his versatility and tone. He has played with the scene’s top bands and toured with international artists.
He has an impressive catalog of original compositions featured in motion pictures and television.

Jazzablanca
2025-09-13 19:30 - 23:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Jazzablanca – A Fusion of Jazz, Soul, and Global Rhythms
Led by the multifaceted musician Francis McGrath, Jazzablanca is a genre-defying ensemble that blends jazz, soul, and global influences into a dynamic and unforgettable musical experience. With deep roots in improvisation and storytelling, the band seamlessly fuses elements of swing, funk, Latin rhythms, and cinematic soundscapes, captivating audiences with their rich textures and bold arrangements.
Frontman Francis McGrath is a composer, poet, pianist, synthesizer player, bass player, and punster hailing from Austin, Texas. He has released two self-produced albums—“No Less Days” and “Trains in the Night”—and in 2022, he composed the award-winning soundtrack for the film “Station to Station.” A veteran of the Austin music scene, McGrath has performed with numerous bands, most notably with The Greatest American Heroes, known as “Austin’s Favorite TV Theme Band.” His poetic work has been published in Diverse-City, the journal of the Austin International Poetry Festival, and he is a two-time winner of the O. Henry Pun-Off’s Punniest of Show.
Jazzablanca’s live performances are immersive journeys, blending intricate musicianship with expressive improvisation. Whether performing jazz standards, original compositions, or unexpected reimaginings, the band’s ability to connect with audiences sets them apart. Their music is a celebration of jazz’s past, present, and limitless future.
Welcome to the sound of Jazzablanca—where tradition meets innovation, and every note tells a story.

Amanda Bellitto Duo
2025-09-17 18:00 - 21:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
From the heart of Central Texas, Amanda Bellitto has emerged as one of the region’s most captivating jazz voices. A vocalist and pianist with a natural sense of swing and an affinity for timeless melodies, she brings a fresh yet classic touch to every performance. Whether interpreting a smoky ballad, breathing new life into a bebop standard, or delivering a playful bossa nova, Amanda’s sound is rich with emotion, nuance, and effortless style.
A lifelong musician, Amanda draws on influences from jazz legends like Ella Fitzgerald, Nancy Wilson, and Diana Krall while infusing her performances with her own warm, conversational charm. She has become a sought-after presence in the Central Texas music scene, performing at intimate cocktail lounges, upscale restaurants, and vibrant festival stages—often as part of the Amanda Bellitto Duo, where her interplay with fellow musicians creates moments of pure spontaneity.
Amanda’s approach to jazz is rooted in connection—between player and listener, melody and lyric, tradition and innovation. She treats each performance as a shared experience, inviting her audience into the story of every song.
When Amanda Bellitto takes the stage, it’s not just a set of songs—it’s an evening of elegance, joy, and jazz as it’s meant to be heard.

Ronnie Andrade
2025-09-18 18:30 - 21:30 | Brass Peacock
Ronnie Andrade Music provides a variety of music in English and Spanish from all decades, from jazz to top 40

S7VEN Jazz
2025-09-19 19:00 - 23:30, 2025-10-03 19:00 - 23:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States

Dave Lee Quartet
2025-09-20 19:00 - 23:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States

Jim Vence Duo
2025-09-24 18:00 - 21:00 | 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 Duo 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.

Aiden Berg Duo
2025-09-25 18:30 - 21:30 | 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.

Alex Roddy Jazz
2025-09-26 19:00 - 23:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
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.

Traci and the Swing Boys
2025-09-27 19:00 - 23:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Sultry jazz standards & tunes that makes your toes tap.

Closed for a Private Event (all evening)
2025-09-30 17:00 - 23:00

Chad Leedy Sax Man
2025-10-01 18:00 - 21:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
Chad Leedy – Saxophonist, Performer, Austin Original
From the heart of Central Texas, Chad Leedy has carved out a reputation as one of the Austin area’s most versatile and expressive saxophonists. With a tone that can whisper like a ballad under moonlight or roar like a brass section in full swing, Chad brings both technical mastery and heartfelt emotion to every note he plays.
A fixture in Austin’s live music scene, Chad has performed with an array of jazz, funk, blues, and soul groups, sharing the stage with both local legends and touring acts. His style blends the cool sophistication of jazz greats with the fiery energy of modern funk, making his sound both timeless and fresh.
Whether he’s fronting a high-energy horn section or delivering a soulful solo in an intimate club, Chad’s performances are marked by an easy charisma and deep connection with the audience. Offstage, he’s just as passionate—collaborating with fellow musicians, arranging horn parts, and lending his sax to studio projects across genres.
For Chad Leedy, the saxophone isn’t just an instrument—it’s a voice. And every time he plays, that voice tells a story worth hearing.

Live Music
2025-10-01 18:00 - 21:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States

Rubi Jazz Trio
2025-10-04 19:00 - 23:30 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
James Rubino is a dynamic saxophonist from Central Texas, known for his soulful tone and versatile style that blends jazz, blues, and swing traditions. With roots in the rich Texas music scene, Rubino has performed with a variety of ensembles ranging from intimate jazz trios to full big bands. His playing is marked by both technical precision and expressive improvisation, bringing energy and emotion to every performance. Whether leading a set or supporting fellow musicians, James Rubino’s sound carries the timeless spirit of jazz while keeping it fresh for modern audiences.

Francis McGrath Piano
2025-10-08 18:00 - 21:00 | Brass Peacock 113 E Eighth St Georgetown TX 78626 United States
From the heart of Austin, Texas, Francis McGrath is a pianist and composer whose music bridges the elegance of the past with the vibrancy of the present. Known for his emotive playing style and a knack for weaving stories through sound, Francis blends jazz, blues, classical, and cinematic influences into performances that are as soulful as they are dynamic.
A multi-instrumentalist and seasoned performer, he has played in some of Austin’s most beloved bands, most notably The Greatest American Heroes—the city’s favorite TV theme band—and composed the award-winning soundtrack for the film Station to Station in 2022. His original works, heard on his self-produced albums No Less Days and Trains in the Night, showcase his versatility as both a composer and arranger.
On stage, Francis brings a magnetic presence, shifting effortlessly from delicate, introspective passages to explosive, high-energy runs. His sets are filled with unexpected turns—an old standard reimagined, a modern tune dressed in vintage style, or an original piece that feels like a soundtrack to a film you wish existed.
When Francis sits down at the piano, it’s more than a performance—it’s a conversation between artist and audience, rich with emotion, humor, and a touch of Austin’s signature charm.

Brother Magnum of Dysfunkshun Junkshun.
2025-10-09 18:30 - 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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