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The Red Brick Tavern is an intimate downtown Conroe restaurant and live music venue built around singer-songwriters, regional bands, food, craft beer, wine, and cocktails. Live music is presented several nights each week, with recurring songwriter events, acoustic sets, weekend shows, and a gospel-oriented Sunday brunch. The room is relatively small, with booking information placing capacity at roughly 100 people, so performances feel close and personal rather than like a large club show. The venue’s food program includes wood-fired pizza and upscale comfort dishes, allowing guests to combine dinner and music in one visit. Its historic downtown location also places it within Conroe’s active live music district, where multiple nearby businesses host performances throughout the week. Programming favors country, Americana, singer-songwriter, roots, and acoustic music, although the room can accommodate small full-band setups. For musicians, The Red Brick Tavern is a strong fit for artists who can connect directly with a seated or dining audience and who value an intimate, recurring local music crowd.

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Lisa
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Talent Buyer
(713) 515-5075

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Capacity
65
Capacity notes
seated.
Age policy
14+
Genres
Acoustic, Americana, Bluegrass, Blues, Country, Folk, Gospel, Honky Tonk, Rockabilly, Singer-Songwriter
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Address
119 Simonton Street, 77301, United States
Venue phone
(936) 539-2000
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