Dean Seltzer and The Redneck Mothers play a raw, high-energy blend of country rock and honky-tonk at Parmer Lane Tavern as part of their Texas Music Night series.
Dean Seltzer and The Redneck Mothers play Parmer Lane Tavern on Tuesday, October 6, starting at 9 PM. It's part of the venue's Texas Music Tuesday, a weekly night of live music that keeps things simple: cold drinks and a laid-back Texas bar vibe. Between sets, you can actually chat with the band, so it's more of a hang than a formal concert.
Seltzer and his band play a raw, high-energy blend of country rock, outlaw country, and honky-tonk grit, all rooted in the Texas barroom tradition. The sound is driven by loud guitars, upright bass, and no-frills storytelling that draws from legends like Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash. It's the kind of music that fits a Tuesday night in a neighborhood tavern—unpretentious, loud, and built for a room where the drinks are cold and the music is the main event.
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If you're heading out, keep a couple of things in mind. The show starts at 9 PM, and the venue limits the night to 21 and over, so bring your ID. Admission is free, and the whole thing is part of the Texas Music Tuesday series, so it's a low-stakes way to spend a Tuesday night with some live music in the mix.
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