Monte Good, a traditional country music singer, draws on the rich heritage of Texas dance halls, combining world-class musicianship with true country music.

He began performing at age seven and formed his first band, “Monte Good and the Goodtimers,” in high school. After honing his skills in Oklahoma and Texas dance halls, Monte moved to Nashville in 1989. There, he played with various artists, including Scott McQuaig, Stacy Dean Campbell, Ricochet, John Michael Montgomery, and Sara Evans, performing on major television shows and touring with top country acts. Later, he joined Neal McCoy’s band, learning showmanship and entertaining global audiences. Monte also worked as bandleader and tour manager for George Canyon before deciding to return to his roots in traditional country music. Now residing in Texas, Monte released his first CD, “A Texas Honky Tonk,” to rave reviews and continues to perform and record, bringing his authentic country style to new fans.

This concert is free and open to the public. See y’all there!