George's Majestic Lounge is the oldest and longest-running club and live music venue in Arkansas. Although live shows on a regular basis began in the early 70's, many loyal locals recall social events, dances, and music out on the old patio as far back as the 1930's. George's was the first bar to integrate in the late 50's, the first bar in Northwest Arkansas to offer color television, and the first pizza delivery service in Northwest Arkansas. We house an extensive library of University of Arkansas Yearbooks dating back to 1911, and often asking patrons to sign our yearbooks.

George's is perhaps best known for the incredible musicians that have graced our stages, bringing the best in local, regional, and national acts through our doors. Some artists of note that have performed at Georges through the years include Robert Cray, Leon Russell, Little River Band, Delbert McClinton, Eddie Money, Pat Green, Derek Trucks, Sam Bush, Tower of Power, Leftover Salmon, Bob Margolin, Chubby Carrier, Tommy Castro, Coco Montoya, Anthony Gomes, Bernard Allison, Michael Burks, Charlie Robison, Blues Traveler, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Jason Boland, Dark Star Orchestra, Steve Kimock,The late Martin Fierro, Gavin DeGraw, Tim Reynolds, North Mississippi Allstars, Robert Randolph, David Lindley, Big Smith, Cate Brothers, Oteil Burbridge, Eli Young Band, Fred Eaglesmith, Lucero, Drowning Pool, Sick Puppies, MOE, G Love and the Special Sauce, Shawn Mullins, Kelli Pickler, Gin Blossoms, Randy Rogers Band, JJ Grey & Mofro, Ani Difranco, Dr. Dog, Edwin Mcain, Saliva, Keller Williams, Citizen Cope, Slightly Stoopid, Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights, Mike McClure, The Whigs, Tantric, Adam Hood, The Toadies, James McMurtry & The Dedringers, Hayes Carll, Bleu Edmondson, Corey Smith, Yonder Mountain String Band, Martin Sexton, Blind Melon, Monte Montgomery, Outformation, Roger Creager, Split Lip Rayfield, Stoney LaRue, Wade Bowen, Todd Snider, Conner Oberst, Jenny Lewis and so many more.