Dean Seltzer and The Redneck Mothers bring country rock, outlaw twang and barroom grit to Parmer Lane Tavern in a loud, loose Texas sound.
Dean Seltzer and The Redneck Mothers play Parmer Lane Tavern on Tuesday, August 11, as part of Texas Music Tuesday. It's a night that puts country rock and outlaw twang front and center, with the band blending their own original songs and a handful of crowd-favorite covers into a loud, loose sound they describe as unmistakably Texas.
The set is built around that mix of originals and covers, so you'll hear what they're writing alongside the songs they've pulled from the country and rock traditions. The Redneck Mothers bring a barroom grit to the whole thing, and the energy stays loose throughout the night. It's the kind of show that doesn't take itself too seriously, leaning into the louder side of the outlaw sound rather than the polished side.
The venue plays a part in how the night works. Parmer Lane Tavern is a small room, which keeps the distance between the stage and the crowd short. Between songs, there's room to talk shop with the band, and the audience is never far from the action. The night is billed as bringing "real Texas vibes" and cold drinks, and it's a walk-in affair—no registration or tickets are needed.
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It all kicks off at 8 PM at Parmer Lane Tavern, 2121 W. Parmer #101, in Austin North. Admission is free.
