What's On in Richards

10,000 Bees is a duo between Huntsville-raised singer/songwriter, Aimee Bobruk, and Danish musician and journalist, René Gummer. They perform Americana, folk, roots/rock and country genres.

What goes with wine? Bingo! Join us for a fun and informal after-hours event drinking wine and playing bingo.

Byron is a Texas-based, country/Americana guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter. An award-winning performer with an extensive playlist, Byron plays a variety of genre and songs including country, current hits, oldies, blues, southern rock and more!

Join us for an evening of original music from three Texas songwriters, featuring Courtney Patton.

Kayleigh is a country music singer-songwriter and recording artist. You'll love her Honky Tonk roots, powerful vocals, and incredible song writing abilities that can only be found in her original music.

Ryan is a full time solo acoustic performer in the Houston area who can bring can life to any type of special occasion. He plays a wide variety of hits from the 70's, 80's and 90's and a multitude of genres including: Classic Rock, Pop, Easy Listening, Top 40, Alternative and... three country songs.

You'll love Kyle's unique take on songs from oldies to current hits.

Aimee Bobruk is an American songwriter and performer with one foot in Austin, Texas and the other in Copenhagen, Denmark.

The music in Mike’s set is mostly original, sprinkled with songs from some of his favorite artists.

Eric Korb Live at WSCW May 10

Krista Gene is a local singer/songwriter originally from Louisiana. She delivers a soulful and heartfelt performance wherever she goes with her velvety sound. Influenced by many genres, she gracefully dances between the lines of Soul, Pop, and Americana.

From somewhere between Elvis’s flashy Vegas and Johnny Cash’s earthy Arkansas comes a country boy in a little old Texas town called Houston. That’s where rural folk music, showbiz pop, and American rock and roll reached Mitch Jacobs. So here’s a little slice of Wills, a little slice of Elvis, a dose of rock and roll, and a respectful country tip of the hat to Johnny, all in the tremolo baritone of one Mitch Jacobs from Houston, Texas—but make no mistake, he’s his own man, not an imitator.