Event Calendar
COVID-19 Update — ReOpening on Friday, May 22nd
Brass Hall Supporters:
Hope everyone is well and healthy. Within the past few days the Governor of Texas Honorable Greg Abbott has authorized his Phase 2 Plans which allows the reopening of bars effective Friday, May 22, 2020. After researching data for Burnet County and discussing with our important team members on a ‘call to action’ all have agreed with excitement to reopen. This has been some of the most trying times for our staff, important partners and community. Our goal from Day 1 has been to ensure appropriate actions are taken to assist with the best public safety.
With everyones excitement for Re-Opening comes the great responsibility to ensure the best health and safety guidelines are followed while socializing. The following guidelines per Governor’s Office is as follows:
Starting Friday, bars can operate at 25% capacity under the following health guidelines. (Brass Hall 62 Allowed)
*Dancing and other close-contact interactions are discouraged. (No You Can’t Dance with Someone)
*Interactive areas like arcade games should stay closed. (Yes, The Game Room is Closed including Pool Tables and Jukebox)
*Bars should seat customers at tables. (Yes, You will have to sit at a table)
*Seated parties should have no more than 6 people per table, and tables should be socially distanced.
*Staff should block off the bar itself so customers can’t sit or order there. (No, You can’t sit at the bar)
*Bars should provide disposable menus and use plastic disposable objects. (We won’t serve anything in glass)
*The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission should make sure bars comply.
**If bars don’t follow these guidelines, the commission has the authority to suspend bars’ licenses.**
Thank You for your support of Brass Hall. We truly LOVE YOU guys.
See You on Friday, 4pm.
CEO
Elevated Minds Music Group
Brass Hall
Karaoke Night
Karaoke LIVE with Courtney Reed
TBD — POSTPONED
Open Mic Night with Charly
TBD — POSTPONED
The Brass Hall 150 Pool Tournament
7ft tables – $15 entry – $4 Greens fee | $1 On the Break Pot incl.
All scheduled singles board qualifiers are now double elimination.
All entrants must be at least 21yrs. old ~ Must Register with Brass Hall
Bar Rules
We will be having Pro & Amateur Pool Tournaments Every Wednesday.
Starting at 8:00pm.
Individual persons.
$15.00 buy in.
-1st & 2nd Place Winner Cash Prizes (Minimum $150 Pot — 1st Place Winner)
*If more then 10 people show up, the cash prize amount will go up. Winners Automatically Qualify to Enter the Brass Hall Pro Tournament League (Details Coming Soon).
TBD — POSTPONED
Courtney & Charly And The Last Word (Monthly Residency)
TBD — POSTPONED
Krull & Friends feat. UFBRO
A Few Riddim Kids Presents: Krull & Friends feat. UFBRO
🛸 UFBRO 🛸
SoundCloud- https://soundcloud.com/ufbro
Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/UFBRO-105388020837011/
Instagram- https://instagram.com/u_f_b_r_o?igshid=tepf99q4g0nm
#bassmusic #dubstep #riddim #trap #freeform #basshouse #hiphop #rave #ufbro #krullbeats #plurplexbeats
TBD — POSTPONED
Karaoke Night
Karaoke LIVE with Kim Dickson
TBD — POSTPONED
Rochelle & the Sidewinders (Monthly Residency)
TBD — POSTPONED
PookieFest 2020
What’s Pookie Fest? We Don’t Even Know… Seriously, We Are Just Celebrating Bryan Cochran’s Birthday with a Helleva Line-Up Produced by the MAN Himself… The Past Artist Included Barnhill (w/ Stacy Barnhill), Giovannie & The Hired Guns, KATTL, Daniel Todd and MORE… If You Love Music and A Party. This is Year 3 and the Pookie Fest Returns to Downtown Marble Falls.
PEACE * LOVE * AND BOOT GREASE
TBD — POSTPONED
Bellamy Brothers
Howard and David continue to prove that the trail they’ve ridden to fame has been as unique as their music itself—music that is now celebrating 40 years of success.
The road that started on the pop music charts in the ‘70’s, took a winding turn into country music in the ‘80’s, paving the way for duos to come, such as Brooks & Dunn, Montgomery Gentry, Big & Rich, and previously—The Judds. But before the road forked into country, the musical odyssey of brothers Bellamy started creatively smoldering in their home state of Florida, before exploding nationally amidst the ’70’s pop music culture of L.A.
The brothers first official gig was in 1968, playing a free show with their father at the Rattlesnake Roundup in San Antonio, Florida. They honed their early skills playing black clubs throughout the south, and singing backup for artists such as Percy Sledge, Eddie Floyd, and Little Anthony & The Imperials. Within a few months, the brothers moved north, immersing themselves and their rock/country sound in the Atlanta market, where the Allman Brothers were the emerging kings of the music world.
TBD — POSTPONED
The Peterson Brothers
TBD — POSTPONED
Seckond Chaynce
OPENING: Marble Falls Own Hardtime Records
Born to a single mother, Trevor Thomas aka Seckond Chaynce and his two siblings were raised in an area plagued by drugs and violence in Jacksonville, Florida. Early on Trevor’s musical interest, talent and gifts were obvious. His mother was very protective and attempted to shield and shelter her children from the negative activities that were prevalent in the neighborhood. However, upon reaching his teen years, he began to be influenced by the neighborhood trap stars, Hip Hop Rappers & family members he idolized, who touted the rewards of the drug dealing, fast money lifestyle. In 9th grade, Trevor was more involved and interested in drug distribution than the educational institution, which resulted in his dropping out of school-but his love and passion for music remained a constant.
After dropping out of school he devoted more time pursuing his musical passion and aspirations. This pursuit lead him to travel and live between Jacksonville and Atlanta, Georgia. Finally two years later he made the music industry connection that would catapult his career. Just as he was about to ink a deal with a major record label, things fell apart and the deal was never consummated. This forced him to move to Tampa, Florida. There he discovered his mother was homeless and living with a relative. Trevor decided that the only short term option to remedy the situation was to return to drug dealing. His long term plan was to try to obtain his GED, but after several attempts he abandoned that effort.
Realizing that his lifestyle would ultimately lead to his ruin-be it incarceration or death, Trevor realized that what he was missing wasn’t the GED but GOD. That day Seckond Chaynce was born (again). Serving, worshiping, and spreading the uncompromising TRUTH of GOD and HIS word is Seckond Chaynce’s life’s purpose. He serves not only on Sunday mornings, but each and every day of his life. Chaynce has felt the HOLY GHOST and its’ power of transformation.
TBD — POSTPONED
W. C. Clark (Monthly Residency)
Before he began releasing albums in 1986, Clark was often referred to in the local press as Austin’s Best-Kept Secret. Between the overwhelmingly positive media attention, the popular notoriety, the bigger and better tours, the secret was out. The AUSTIN AMERICAN STATESMAN says its hometown hero is “one of the greatest modern blues performers in the world…blending rock with R&B, soul and a touch of funk.” The AUSTIN CHRONICLE describes his music as “Good rockin’, soul-drenched Austin blues. A potent combination of gritty Texas guitar wedded to devastating, gospel-rich Memphis vocals.” Clark has won several Austin Music Awards for the “Best Blues Band”. Thanks to a series of stellar albums (each accompanied by piles of passionate press) and a reputation as a powerful live performer, the man know as “The Godfather of Austin Blues,” is now among the best loved guitarists and vocalists in the blues world.
TBD — POSTPONED
A Intimate Night with Jon B
Songwriter, producer, vocalist, and instrumentalist Jon B. brought a distinctive focus on smooth melodies to contemporary R&B. Born in Pawtucket, Rhode Island and raised in Pasadena, California, Jon B. (short for Jonathan Buck) was the son of a professor of music and a concert pianist. Influenced by music found in his grandparents’ record store, he began combining the spirit of ’70s soul with hip-hop-inspired productions on his 1995 debut album, Bonafide. It peaked on Billboard’s R&B Albums chart at number 24, led by the Top Ten R&B single ‘Someone to Love,’ a duet with prime influence Babyface, and went gold. His second album, 1997’s Cool Relax, continued the emphasis on hip-hop soul and featured two of his biggest singles in ‘They Don’t Know’ and the 2Pac-assisted ‘Are U Still Down.’ As a result, the set sold over a million copies, thus earning it platinum certification. During the following decade, Jon B. released three more albums — Pleasures U Like (2001), Stronger Everyday (2004), and Helpless Romantic (2008). In 2012, the singer returned with Comfortable Swagg.
2013 B-Sides Collection 23 unreleased tracks from 2001-2012 released on Jon B’s Vibezelect Inc label.
Also an accomplished songwriter for other artists, he penned material for the likes of Maxi Priest, For Real, After 7, Spice Girls, Az Yet, and Toni Braxton.
In Partnership with DJ Versus, Lady Versus and Heavy whom will keep the R&B Party Vibes All Night Long and Bring the First Class Production!
TBD — POSTPONED
UFC 249 Nurmagomedov vs Ferguson
A UFC Lightweight Championship bout between the current champion Khabib “the Eagle” Nurmagomedov and former interim lightweight champion Tony “El Cucuy” Ferguson has been slated to headline this event. The pairing has previously been scheduled and cancelled for various reasons on four separate occasions (The Ultimate Fighter: Team McGregor vs. Team Faber Finale, UFC on Fox: Teixeira vs. Evans, UFC 209 and UFC 223) over the last four years.
While not officially announced by the organization, a featherweight bout between Jeremy Stephens and Calvin Kattar was expected to take place UFC 248. However, Stephens was removed from the card in mid-January with an injury. The pairing is expected to be left intact and rescheduled for this event.
A heavyweight bout between Shamil Abdurakhimov and Ciryl Gane was scheduled for the event. However, on March 5, 2020 it was announced that Gane was forced to pull out from the event due to struck by pneumothorax during one of his trainings. It is unclear at the moment if a replacement will be sought by UFC officials.
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NOISE POLLUTION
Noise Pollution brings you all the hits from both Bon and Brian Era. With the amazing Angus and Brian look and sound a likes this is the best of ACDC.
FOOZ FIGHTERS
FOOZ FIGHTERS are the critically acclaimed and nationally recognized #1 Tribute to the Foo Fighters captivating audiences worldwide and even members of the Foo Fighters family with their high energy authentic live performances by the multiple Grammy Award winning band.
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Girls Night Out The Show
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