The Georgetown Public Library hosts “Live Music at the Library” at 2 pm the third Sunday of most months of the year; the concerts are free and open to the public. Seating is limited to 200 attendees.

Performance on July 21st from 2:00PM to 3:30PM

McLeod Nine 

McLeod Nine, the Swingy, Stringy, Funky, Folky duo from Texas, plays, jiggy, jazzy, gorgeous acoustic music, with roots deep in their Americana and Celtic past and a backbeat straight from the roots of swing and string-band soul. Their award-winning songwriting(Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk finalists, and Americana Fest, Nacogdoches winner)  is front and center in their shows and draws from a deep well of musical and life experience. Gordon and Christy McLeod’s music is nothing if not eclectic, spanning a wide range of musical worlds from swing and Django jazz to Americana and alternative folk, even Irish, Cajun and American fiddle tunes. Most of all, McLeod Nine want their audiences to be energized, inspired and to have fun ! (For example, One of the highlights of their shows is Christy getting the audience to dance a simple Irish Ceili dance.)

Gordon and Christy McLeod’s eclectic music spans a wide range of worlds including Americana, Celtic, Folk, Irish,  Swing and Django-jazz,  Bluegrass and Cajun. In a world of trendy and ever narrowing genres, McLeod Nine’s shows offer a refreshingly varied pallet of styles and textures.  While the roots of their musical tree are the  American and Celtic  traditions , the branches cover a wide patch of ground strewn with multi-colored leaves of blues, jazz, and even classical hues. Christy says ” We want to make sure in our shows that the next song is always something different from the last one!”

Recent Major Accomplishments:

~3 Full length albums recorded in past 3 years

~Headliner at 10 major festivals last year

~over 1 million streams from McLeod Nine Studio recordings ytd in 2022

~Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk finalists in 2019

~Just Completed 6 state tour

McLeod Nine are Gordon and Christy McLeod. Their eclectic and energetic sound covers a broad range of intriguing material, from string jazz with a Django flavor to inspiring original songs with lots of energy and musical spice to Americana to traditional Irish fiddle tunes. Gordon and Christy are well known as founders and performers in the very popular Americana-Celtic-roots band Beyond The Pale and as founders (with cellist Dirje Childs) of the elegant string ensemble, The Aisling String Trio.

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Check the Library Events Calendar for more information about each performance.

This performance is a gift of the Friends of the Georgetown Public Library.

The Georgetown Public Library hosts “Live Music at the Library” at 2 pm the third Sunday of most months of the year; the concerts are free and open to the public. Seating is limited to 200 attendees.

Performance on September 15 from 2:00PM to 3:30PM

Chaski: An Oboe and Harp Duet

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Georgetown Public Library presents Chaski in Postcards from South America.

Join Chaski for Postcards from South America, a concert of musical mementos from South America’s rich soundscapes. The journey begins with music from the Spanish Baroque, then travels to the New World for tunes that span the continent. Chaski’s performance features an enchanting combination of whispering panpipes, lively harp rhythms, haunting quena melodies, and some toe-tapping accordion tunes.

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Check the Library Events Calendar for more information about each performance.

This performance is a gift of the Friends of the Georgetown Public Library.