🎶 Live Music at Austin Community Tavern! 🎶
📅 Thursday, April 17
⏰ 8:00 PM
Join us for a powerhouse blues rock performance featuring:
Greg Rzab on bass and Jay Davenport on drums of John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, Jeff Massey of The Steepwater Band on guitar & vocals.
These talented musicians are back for an unforgettable night of live music. Don’t miss it!
Live at Austin Community Tavern – M.G. Bailey: The One-Man Band!
Friday, April 18 | 8:00 PM
Austin Community Tavern | 81 E 34th St., Steger, IL
M.G. Bailey is a powerhouse of sound, blending punk, blues, pop, and soul with an arsenal of unconventional instruments. His latest album, Long Time Comin’, embodies his raw, no-holds-barred approach—mixing fresh tracks with reimagined favorites, packed with energy, grit, and undeniable musicianship.
Austin Community Tavern Presents: The Real Pretenders!
Saturday, April 19 | 8:00 PM
Austin Community Tavern | 81 E 34th St., Steger, IL
Back on the Austin Stage—The Real Pretenders! These four Chicago music scene veterans bring the raw energy, infectious hooks, and soul-stirring sound of The Pretenders to life. Not a costume act, they channel the band’s essence while adding their own musical identity, performing both classics and deep cuts, plus songs covered by or fitting for The Pretenders’ legacy.
"The Real Pretenders aren’t just a tribute to the music—they’re a tribute to the spirit."
Steven Francque is a Chicago-based singer/songwriter with a 20-year legacy of crafting heartfelt, story-driven music. Performing solo and with bands like Avondale Orbit and Frankie & the Alibi, Steven’s sound blends the timeless warmth of '70s and '80s soft rock with the spirit of folk-pop. With a heart-on-their-sleeve approach to storytelling, Steven delivers songs that resonate with honesty, nostalgia, and soul. His albums, Digging In The Dirt and Rain On My Light Parade are available on Spotify, showcasing his depth as a songwriter and performer.
Live at Austin Community Tavern: The Sean McKee Band!
Thursday, April 24 | 8:00 PM
Austin Community Tavern | 81 E 34th St., Steger, IL
Get ready for a night of blues-infused rock with the Sean McKee Band! Hailing from Chicago, this powerhouse group blends blues, jazz, funk, and jam-band energy into an electrifying, soulful sound. Led by Sean McKee’s masterful guitar work and rich, emotive vocals, their high-energy performances feature tight grooves, fiery solos, and deep-pocket rhythms that keep the crowd hooked.
Live at Austin Community Tavern: Brian Grilli!
Friday, April 25 | 7:00 PM
Austin Community Tavern | 81 E 34th St., Steger, IL
Chicago native Brian Grilli brings a powerful blend of Southern Rock, Americana, Country, and Blues to the stage, delivering a sound that’s both familiar and uniquely his own. With songs featured in Sons of Anarchy and award-winning documentaries, plus over two million streams, Brian’s aggressive-yet-melodic guitar playing and raw, soulful voice make every performance unforgettable.
"His success is attributed to his prolific songwriting, aggressive-yet-melodic guitar playing, and unique voice." – Melanie Jongsma, Lansing Journal
Live at Austin Community Tavern: The Nick Moss Band!
Saturday, April 26 | 8:00 PM
Austin Community Tavern | 81 E 34th St., Steger, IL
Get ready for a night of authentic Chicago blues as Nick Moss and his powerhouse band take the stage! Featuring Nick Moss (guitar/vocals), Rodrigo Mantovani (bass), Taylor Streiff (keyboards), and Pierce Downer (drums), this group delivers a raw, electrifying performance rooted in the tradition of blues legends.
"Nick Moss is at the forefront of contemporary Chicago blues. His muscular, electric energy combines jaw-dropping guitar, gruff, soulful vocals, and impassioned songwriting." – Living Blues
Austin Community Tavern is proud to bring an unforgettable night of music to the Austin Stage! Join us Sunday, April 27, at 4:00 PM for a one-time-only performance featuring Eric Lambert, Jeff Massey, Chris Grove, Scott Bonshire & Joe Bishop as they recreate the legendary Brothers & Sisters album by The Allman Brothers Band.
