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The series of concerts, dubbed “It’s 5 o’Clock Somewhere,” will feature music genres such as rock, country and Motown.
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Margaritaville Lake Resort Lake Conroe | Houston will bring live music to the shores of Lake Conroe every Saturday night this fall with the “It’s 5 o’Clock Somewhere” Concert Series.
The free live musical performances kick off Saturday, Oct. 5, and run through Saturday, Nov. 23, all at 5 p.m., and will offer a lively lineup of musical talent, including rock, country, Motown, and tribute bands.
All shows will take place on the resort’s St. Somewhere Spa Lawn, featuring outdoor seating and live performances set against the scenic backdrop of Lake Conroe. Each event is free of charge, with lawn seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. Guests are invited to bring their own chairs and blankets or even enjoy the show from their boats, making for a relaxed way to enjoy a Saturday evening. Tickets are free, and required for admission and are accessible through the resort’s website.
The party will continue after the concert in Boathouse Bar & Lounge, where there will be live entertainment from 7 to 9 p.m. after each event.
For guests seeking a more elevated experience, the resort offers VIP access, including front-row seating in Adirondack chairs for $25 per person, and offers a beverage server. Additionally, guests (21 and over) can book a seat on a party barge for the evening. The barge, which seats 35, provides a dockside view, a full-service bar, and a post-show cruise on the lake. The price per person is $75 and includes two drink tickets and a half-hour lake cruise after the concert. Attendees (21 and over) can also opt to reserve a seat on a lakefront tri-toon boat, which seats up to 10 people for $20 per ticket and offers a beverage server. Reservations for both the party barge and tri-toon boats can be reserved on the resort’s website.
Extend the fun by making it a weekend getaway and take advantage of a special room package for concert attendees, including 20% off the best available rate and complimentary late checkout at 2 p.m. on Sundays, or a Sunday stayover for just $99.
The “It’s 5 o’Clock Somewhere Concert” series will feature the following bands:
• Oct. 5 | Bama Breeze Sounds – The music of Jimmy Buffett, Kenny Chesney, and more.• Oct.12 | The Gary Kyle & The Kin – Texas country• Oct. 19 | The Fab 5 – Beatles & 1960s Tribute Band• Oct. 26 | Velvet Punch – Halloween Concert and Costume Party• Nov. 2 | Lost Shaker of Salt – Salute to Jimmy Buffett• Nov. 9 | CC Rider – Motown Tribute • Nov. 16 | Krystal King – Nashville Singer/Songwriter and Radio Margaritaville DJ• Nov. 23 | TailorMaide – Rock of Ages (80s Rock and Roll)
Guests will receive 20% off food and non-alcoholic beverages for pre and post event dining at LandShark Bar & Grill or License to Chill Bar and Café by showing their ticket to the server. Light food options will be available by purchase or reservation though the resort’s website and cash bars will be available at each event.
For more information on the concert series and to book your stay, visit the Margaritaville Lake Conroe website.