The Globe Theatre presents The Texas Music Scene

Join Texas Music Scene for a Live Taping with performances by:

Jesselee Jones & Brazilbilly, Sour Bridges and Silverada

Enjoy an exclusive evening of live music on Sunday, February 23 presented by the historic Globe Theatre in Bertram, TX. Doors at 6PM, performances begin at 7PM. The event is free of charge thanks to the generosity of the Globe Theatre and The Standard on Vaughan. Please RSVP for a ticket to attend by entering your Promotion Code to the right.

Tentative Schedule

Please note that due to the nature of the TV taping, times could shift forward or backward.

• JESSELEE JONES & BRAZILBILLY AT 7:00PM
• SOUR BRIDGES AT 7:45PM
• SILVERADA AT 8:30PM

Notes

• All ages welcome
• Beverages available onsite for purchase
• All seats are General Admission
• RSVP ticket required

About The Globe Theatre

In early 1935, the people of Bertram Texas met to discuss the opening of a new modern theatre. The Bertram Amusement Company was then formed whose directors included local business owners Dr. T.D. Vaughan, Geo G. White, R.W. McFarlin, Reed Davidson, J.W. Heusser, Al Ray, and Mrs. A.B. McGill.

A construction contract for the new “picture show building” was awarded to C.C. Cardwell and Mike Toliver of Marble Falls. The walls were constructed with red granite from Granite Mountain (the same used in the State Capital and Galveston sea wall.)

With out a formal name, the “New Theatre” opened to a packed house on August 20, 1935. The opening night staff included Reed Davidson, Wilson Heusser, Leta May Stewart, Florine Williams, and Ben Goode, Jr. as the projectionist. On October 23, 1935, a contest price of $25 was given to Roy Dycus for suggesting a more permanent name… The Globe Theatre.

As new owners came and went, the Globe continued to play movies until it’s last showing in the early 1980’s. It lay dormant until 2009 when purchased by owners Hamilton and Regier.

Through a long 6 year restoration process, the Globe reopened in the fall of 2015. A formal Grand (re)Opening Gala was held on February 27, 2016 with two sold-out live music performances.

The Globe Theatre is currently owned by Liberty Hill native Emily Ann Jones and her husband Jesselee Jones who also own The Standard On Vaughan in downtown Bertram, as well as Roberts Western World in Nashville, Tennessee. They purchased the Globe from Emily’s brother, Zachary Hamilton, in 2018.

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About The Texas Music Scene:

The Texas Music Scene goes way beyond geographical lines. The platform is more than just a nationally syndicated, award-winning television series – it’s a celebration of alt-country, outlaw, Americana and roots-driven music. Forefront Studios announced the acquisition of The Texas Music Scene in 2022. Forefront Studios specializes in turnkey video production and distribution services across a variety of project platforms and is a wholly owned content creation entity within Forefront Networks.