What’s Up Wednesday?

Happy Hump Day Atlanta! We are half way through the week, waaahhhoooo! The first song I heard this morning was “Wild Horses” so it looks like it’s gonna be a great day!

Hey, so there are a ton of great bands playing tonight so do yourself a favor and check one out!

-Canadian hard rockers, The Trews, are back in Atlanta and are playing at Smith’s Olde Bar.

-It’s Georgia music day at The Earl tonight where Hare and the Hounds & Sydney Eloise will be playing.

-Toronto synth-pop trio Parallels are at the Drunken Unicorn tonight, playing with Fader Vixen.

-The Milk Carton Kids, a harmonizing, minimalist duo, use two guitars and two voices to create a new combination of back-porch Americana and classic folk. Catch them tonight at Eddie’s Attic.

What’s Up Tuesday?

Bon Matin Atlanta! So, for better or worse, I judge my day by  the first song that comes on my Sirius XM channel…if it is something like Blink 182, I know I’m in for one of those days. Today, fortunately it was the little ditty above; I hope that it starts your Tuesday out right as well….

-Eddie’s Attic is certainly making it’s rounds this week! Tonight, songstresses, Neulore and Audrey Assad will be enchanting their audience.

-After three albums under the name RTX, Jennifer Herrema and her bunch decided to flip the script, to kick open the doors of perception a little bit . Black Bananas are at 529 tonight.

-The Live X series has found a new home in Hooters (obviously a Mike Kee doing…) and they are presenting 90′s rockers, Eve 6, before their show tonight at the Masquerade.

What’s Up Monday?

Happy Monday Atlanta!

-Anyone that knows me, knows I am a HUGE fan of the Old 97′s, and if I was you I would be heading to Eddie’s Attic tonight to see magnetic frontman, Rhett Miller!

-Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and now calling Colorado home, Gregory Alan Isakov has been traveling all his life. Songs that hone a masterful quality beyond his years, tell a story of miles and landscapes, and the search for a sense of place. Check him out at Smith’s Olde Bar tonight.

-Atlanta’s Friendliest Comedy Death match is back tonight at The Earl!

-You have head them on every alt-radio station across the country, and now M83 is in Atlanta at the Buckhead Theater with Break Horses.

5GB with Micah Dalton; Playing Eddie’s Attic Tonight, May 11

Resident ATL folk-soul singer-songwriter Micah Dalton has reemerged with a new full length album. A departure from his previous records, Blue Frontier showcases Micah’s musical versatility yet still maintains the groovy undertones one would expect from a Micah Dalton record. From the bittersweet “The Way Our Seasons Change”, introspective “Eyes to See, Ears to Hear”, and soulish opening track “Bad Blood”, the songs of Blue Frontier are as accessible as they are thoughtful. We caught up with Micah before his show tonight at Eddie’s Attic. Here’s what he had to say:

What’s the first gig you ever attended?

Probably a gospel singer named Larnelle Harris when I was 10. I loved him.

What is the best gig that you ever played/performed?

They’ve always been the smaller ones. Probably The Masquerade (heaven) when I was 21 or so. It was just me and a guitar to about 20 people, but I was mixed perfectly. Right amount of reverb and compression on my vocal that really informed my performance.

What is the best gig you have ever seen?

Wow. This is tough. Probably Simon and Garfunkel at Phillips Arena. I saw Ryan Adams on his ‘Cold Roses’ tour twice and had a very college-aged experience with him and his music. Both (Ryan Adams) were great shows and more improvisational in a good way.

Gig you would most like to play?

Any gig with excellent sound to tons people who know and love my songs.

What would be the lineup for your dream gig?

Bill Withers, Bonnie Prince Billy, and Paul Simon 25 years ago all playing on each others’ sets!

Go see Micah Dalton TONIGHT May 11th at Eddie’s Attic 

5GB With Rhett Miller Of The Old 97′s; Playing Eddie’s Attic Monday May 14th

Rhett Miller is the front man and main songwriter of the hard-charging rock ‘n’ roll quartet the Old 97’s, as well as an accomplished solo artist. In addition to his nine studio albums with the 97’s (most recently The Grand Theatre Volume One and The Grand Theatre Vol. 2 in 2011), he has released four solo albums; 1989’s Mythologies, 2002’s The Instigator, 2006’s The Believer, and 2009’s Rhett Miller. Miller is set to release his first live covers album, The Interpreter Live at Largo, on November 22, 2011 on his own recently established label Maximum Sunshine Records.

In addition to his music being featured in countless films and television shows, Rhett has appeared in an episode of the NBC hit series 30 Rock and the Old 97’s were prominently featured in the Vince Vaughn/Jennifer Aniston romantic comedy, The Break Up. Primarily known for his songwriting and awe-inspiring live performances, Rhett is also a critically-acclaimed author whose work has appeared in several books and such well-known periodicals as Rolling Stone, McSweeney’s, and The Atlantic.

He is hard at work on a new solo album currently slated for a 2012 release.

What’s the first gig you ever attended?

My parents took me to a Kingston Trio gig at a dinner theater in Dallas when I was about 5. I loved their energy, their harmonies and the way they seemed to enjoy their job so thoroughly. I remember wondering if they ever got tired of playing “Blowing In The Wind”. Now, I know that to be a tough question to answer. Probably, they weren’t as excited to play it after all those years, but they probably appreciated the response it earned from the audience.

What is the best gig that you ever played/performed?

They say that in sports, one must have a short memory. I believe that is also true in music. My best gig was on April 20th of this year in Austin, TX. I played one song on a Johnny Cash tribute on the occasion of his eightieth birthday. Then, during the encore, I shared the stage with Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson, among many others. It was a huge honor and a total blast.

What is the best gig you have ever seen?

Don’t laugh. David Bowie on the Serious Moonlight Tour when I was a kid. Such a big show. He played tons of stuff from his heyday. When he came off stage before the encore, it just so happened to be on my side of the stage and I could see him as he smoked a cigarette and waited for the applause to build. I knew then that this was the job for me.

Gig you would most like to play?

I would have most liked to play Johnny Cash’s 80th birthday gig if he were still alive.

What would be the lineup for your dream gig?

The aforementioned Cash, Willie Nelson, Cheap Trick, The Kinks, The Clash, Bowie and Elvis Presley. Why not?

Catch Rhett Miller Monday May 14th at Eddie’s Attic 

5GB With Dan Navarro; Playing Eddie’s Attic Tonight, May 10th

Dan Navarro has been a songwriter for artists like Pat Benatar, The Bangles, Jackson Browne, Keb’ Mo’, Dave Edmunds, The Tempatations, Dionne Warwick, Dutch superstar Marco Borsato, The Triplets, Austin outlaw legend Rusty Weir and many more. As a recording artist, he toured alongside with longtime partner, Eric Lowen, in the acclaimed acoustic duo, Lowen & Navarro, and, since 2009, as a solo singer-songwriter increasingly on demand on the national concert circuit. He’s also known for his work in film and TV, including the current smash hit The Lorax, plus Happy Feet (1 & 2), Rio (“Real In Rio,” nominated for a 2012 Oscar), Ice Age (2 & 3), Robots, The Mexican, The Emperor’s New Groove, Envy; Prison Break, Family Guy, American Dad and The Cleveland Show; recordings with Neil Young, Andrea Bocelli, Luis Miguel, Jose Feliciano, Susanna Hoffsand Jon Anderson of Yes; and commercials for Shakey’s Pizza, McDonald’s, Toyota, Coca-Cola,Honda, El Pollo Loco, Nationwide and literally hundreds of others. He is playing at Eddie’s Attic tonight and joined us for our 5GB series.

What’s the first gig you ever attended?

Because I grew up in a small border town, on the Mexican border in California, there weren’t opportunities to see major acts where I lived. So my first concert was at college, Jose Feliciano at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium in 1970 or so. My second gig (far more memorable) was Neil Young at Royce Hall at UCLA in 1971, before Harvest came out. Ramblin’ Jack Elliot was the opener. Neil was solo acoustic, and played most of the stuff that would end up on Harvest — Old Man, A Man Needs a Maid, and especially The Needle and the Damage Done. The recording on Harvest is from that exact concert. So when the applause starts, I’m in there somewhere.

What is the best gig that you ever played/performed?

There are several that stand out. The Birchmere in Alexandria VA in 1994, Wolf Trap in DC in 1991, The Barns if Wolf Trap in 1993, Park West Chicago 2006…

But probably my all time favorite is Park West, Chicago, January 28 1994. We had a sold out house (roughly 800 people) and it was recorded live for WXRT FM. My partner Eric Lowen had flown home three days before, from Portland Maine to Los Angeles, for the birth of his twins. He made it with an hour to spare. He then rejoined us on the road for another two weeks. That show was the first one after his kids were born, and lent a celebratory air to the entire evening. Plus someone tried to scalp tickets to me for my own show. He wanted $50 for a $12 ticket. What a riot.

What is the best gig you have ever seen?

It’s very difficult to top Bruce Springsteen at The Roxy Theatre in LA in 1975. A 600 seat room, and he was on the cover of Time and Newsweek in the same week. He owned the room, and gave an inspired, energetic set that knocked me on my ass. I never saw pop the same again.

Runners-up: Neil Young at Royce Hall, UCLA, 1971; Pink Floyd doing The Wall in London, 1980; Linda Ronstadt at McCabe’s Guitar Show 1975 — she was on top of the charts, but the capacity at McCabe’s is 150. She did all bluegrass and folk, none of her hits. It was magical; Jackson Browne at McCabe’s, same year; BoDeans at The Coach House, San Juan Capistrano CA, 1986; The list goes on…

Gig you would most like to play?

The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. It’s an amazing old theatre, with great sightlines, and the tradition alone — Grand Ol’ Opry used to broadcast from there — is enough for me to want to play there. There are several others…Newport, Telluride, Strawberry, Bumbershoot Festivals. Mountain Stage in West Virginia. It’s a long list. Truth told, I’ve played most of the places I would have wanted to play. I’m a lucky guy.

What would be the lineup for your dream gig?

Band wise or personnel wise? Band wise, I’ve had my dream lineup twice:

John Hiatt, Shawn Colvin and us, at Constitution Hall in Washington DC, on a 3400 seat sellout.

Lowen & Navrro & Friends at Folk Alliance in Austin 2006. That featured Eliza Gilkyson, Wendy Waldman, Gretchen Peters, Tom Prasada-Rao, Freebo & Photoglo, Joel Rafael, Jimmy LaFave, The Burns Sisters, Ronnie Cox & Jack Williams, Jeff Berkley, and more. A magical night.

I’d open for Jackson Browne anywhere on the planet, in a heartbeat. Ditto Bob Dylan or Bruce Cockburn.

As for players, my dream lineup is Hutch Hutchinson on bass, Jim Keltner on drums, Greg Leisz on guitar, Phil Parlapiano on keys. And I’ve been lucky enough to play and record with all those guys.

Catch Dan Navarro Tonight May 10th at Eddie’s Attic 

What’s Up Thursday?

Oh we are almost to the weekend! Have you gotten anything for your dear sweet Mom yet? Mother’s Day is on SUNDAY! Since of course, Thursday is the new Friday, feel free to stay out late tonight while checking out one of these awesome shows.

-We are in the final days of 500 Songs for Kids at Smith’s Olde Bar! Tonight is the 8th night, and if you haven’t been out yet to support a good cause, then what are you waiting on??

- Dan Navarro has been successful in every field in the music industry: As a songwriter for artists as diverse as Pat Benatar (the Grammy-nominated classic “We Belong”), The Bangles, Jackson Browne, Keb’ Mo’, Dave Edmunds, The Tempatations, Dionne Warwick, Dutch superstar Marco Borsato, The Triplets, Austin outlaw legend Rusty Weir and many more. As a recording and touring artist with longtime partner Eric Lowen in the acclaimed acoustic duo Lowen & Navarro and, since 2009, as a solo singer-songwriter increasingly on demand on the national concert circuit. voice actor in major motion pictures, television series, commercials and recordings, including the current smash hit The Lorax, plus Happy Feet (1 & 2), Rio (“Real In Rio”), Ice Age (2 & 3), Robots, The Mexican, The Emperor’s New Groove, Envy; television series Prison Break, Family Guy, American Dad and The Cleveland Show; recordings with Neil Young, Andrea Bocelli, Luis Miguel, Jose Feliciano, Susanna Hoffsand Jon Anderson of Yes; and commercials for Shakey’s Pizza, McDonald’s, Toyota, Coca-Cola,Honda, El Pollo Loco, Nationwide and literally hundreds of others…See him tonight at Eddie’s Attic.

-Atlanta “fun” rockers, Baby Baby, are keeping their energy high to entertain the masses tonight at Vinyl.

-The Revelations are back tonight at The Earl featuring Tre Williams.

-Feel like a little road trip to Athens? Tonight at the 40 Watt, you can check out Corduroy Road out who are joined by The Darnell Boys.

-Indie rockers, Snarky Puppy are at the 529 tonight with special guests.

-New Jersey thrash metal band, Overkill, are dirtying the floor at the Masquerade tonight.

5GB With Catie Curtis; Playing Eddie’s Attic Tonight, May 8th

Boston singer/songwriter Catie Curtis has played a variety of venues ranging from Chicago’s legendary Old Town School of Folk Music to the White House. her upcoming album, Stretch Limousine on Fire (out August 30) features performances by drummer Jay Bellerose and bassist Jennifer Condos, both of whom are currently touring as part of Ray LaMontagne’s Pariah Dogs. She joined us for our 5GB series before her show tonight at Eddie’s Attic.

What’s the first gig you ever attended?

Tiny Tim at a town hall in South Portland, ME. My parents took me when I was six. My dad loved “Tiptoe Through the Tulips.” The first big arena show I bought tickets to was Journey in Portland, ME. We got there early and were happily pressed up against the barrier by the front of the stage. I loved it. At the end I snagged their set list and Neal Schon’s guitar pick.

What is the best gig that you ever played/performed?

I had such a blast touring with Lilith Fair, the first time around, and performing Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On” with Sarah McLachlin, Bonnie Raitt and Natalie Merchant. But the best gigs, where I lose myself and feel most connected to the crowd, are always in the smaller clubs, like The Tractor Tavern in Seattle and Eddie’s Attic in Decatur.

What is the best gig you have ever seen?

Lucinda Williams and Morphine at SXSW in Austin in the 90′s. Everyone was up on their feet swaying and drinking and it was like a cauldron of deliciousness.

Gig you would most like to play?

I have my officiant’s license, so I sometimes officiate weddings and play a song for the couple. So I would like to marry Jodie Foster– I mean, marry her to her bride of course.

What would be the lineup for your dream gig?

Jay Bellarose (who drummed on my last CD “Stretch Limousine on Fire”) on drums, Kevin Barry on guitar, Jennifer Condos on bass, Elana Arian on fiddle, and different guest vocalists for every song– Emmylou Harris, Chris Martin (Coldplay), and Joan Armatrading… for a start!

Catch Catie Curtis Today May 8 at Eddie’s Attic 

What’s Up Tuesday?

Happy Tuesday Atlanta. Just go on with your bad self today, and do something outrageous. Make the person next to your laugh! Be well.

-Boston singer/songwriter, Catie Curtis is a Lilith Fair alum who has performed in venues ranging fromChicago’s legendary Old Town School of Folk Music to the White House. Her current album, Stretch Limousine on Fire, features drummer Jay Bellerose and bassist Jennifer Condos, both of whom are currently touring as part of Ray LaMontagne’s Pariah Dogs. She is at Eddie’s Attic tonight.

-It’s night 6 of the 10 day 500 songs for Kids at Smith’s Olde Bar! You never know who will jump on stage! Have you checked out any of the shows? Make sure and support a great cause!

-Over at the Masquerade, pop-punkers will be aplenty where All-American Rejects and A Rocket to the Moon will be rocking out with their post pubescent parts out.

-Over at the 529, be sure and check out Basement Banshees, Waking the Bates, Hungry Hungry Humans.

AMG Weekend Picks: Counting Crows, 500 Songs For Kids, Foreigner, Cinco de Mayo, & More!

I hope your liver is ready, cause it’s Cinco de Mayo weekend! Let the tequila start flowing! It looks like it’s going to be a beautiful weekend with a ton of fun events to check out. Here is where you can find Atlanta Music Guide:

Friday, May 4 – 500 Songs for Kids at Smith’s Olde Bar

One of the best causes in this city is back again for the next ten days! Join all the wonderful musicians in our city for one of the coolest causes for kids.

Friday, May 4 – Counting Crows at the Tabernacle

Mr. Jones will be joining the hundreds of other die hard Crows fans of 90′s rock’s original emo band.

Friday, May 4 – Five Eight at The Earl

Athens rockers, Five Eight have made their own imprint on the college town, touring with the likes of R.E.M. and Cheap Trick.

Friday, May 4 – Gretchen Peters at Eddie’s Attic

Ms. Peters is a Grammy Nominated, CMA award-winning, bonafide bad ass~ As a songwriter, she has composed hits for Martina McBride, Etta James, Trisha Yearwood, Patty Loveless, George Strait.

Saturday, May 5 – Coheed and Cambria at 40 Watt

I hope you got your tickets to this show at the 40 Watt early, because these indie rockers have solo the place out!

SOLD OUT

Saturday, May 5 – Foreigner at Frederick Brown Jr. Ampitheater

Kicking off the concert series, these vintage rockers have SOLD OUT this show, hope you got your tickets early!

SOLD OUT

Sunday May 6 – Project 961 Cinco Party at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater

Hard Core rockers unite! Seether, Three Days Grace, and Chevelle while be giving whiplash out in Alpharetta.

Sunday, May 6 – Strange Boys at The EARL

Born in 2008, The Strange Boys have released two excellent albums, The Strange Boys and Girls Club (2009, the original sessions of which were equally botched and scrapped production attempts by the late Jay Reatard as well as the band) and 2010’s Be Brave. Check them out at The Earl.

On Sales:

Corey Smith’s Red Clay Jamboree at Coolray Field, July 14 -

Maxwell at Philips Arena, July 27 -

IDENTITY FESTIVAL 2012 at Aaron’s Amphitheatre at Lakewood, August 2 -

Honda Civic Tour presents Linkin Park and Incubus at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park, August 19 -

Phish at Aaron’s Amphitheatre at Lakewood, August 28 -

Music Midtown 2012 at Piedmont Park, September 21 and 22 -

What’s Up Tuesday?

Well Good Morning Atlanta! It’s that time of the year where the girls dress in just barely what they can get away with, and boys in skinny jean shorts are in abundance…..but oh yes, the music is aplenty! There is some pretty great stuff going on tonight, here are some shows that I think you should check out:

-Man of man, this man is SCANDALOUS!! And Awesome. Go see Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears tonight at The Earl...with all the dancing  you will do, you won’t even have to work out today.

-Are you a fan of Black Kids like I am? Well over at The Drunken Unicorn tonight you can catch Gospel Music (featuring Own Holmes of Black Kids).

-San Diego Christian hard rockers, P.O.D. will be bringing their divinely inspired tunes to The Loft tonight. Joining them is Should Harbor….should be a hell of a time.

- NYC indie rockers, Woods, made their way down past the Mason Dixon line and will be performing tonight at 529.

-Singer-songwriter Kate Campbell learned the piano at age seven before switching to the guitar as a teenager during the folk-rock heyday of the 70s. She is having her CD-release party tonight at Eddie’s Attic.

-Skinny jeans and white belts will be in abundance at The Masquerade where Rise Against, A Day To Remember, Title Fight will be getting the kids feeling all pop-punk like.

5GB With Over The Rhine; Playing Eddie’s Attic Tonight April 27th

Ohio-based husband-and-wife team of multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Linford Detweiler and vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Karin Bergquist, otherwise known as Over the Rhine, have shared the stage with Bob Dylan, John Prine, Adrian Belew, Squeeze, Ani DiFranco, My Morning Jacket, Hem, and toured as “adjunct” members of Cowboy Junkies. Over the Rhine’s album The Long Surrender was released nationally on February 8, 2011 on OtR’s own Great Speckled Dog label. It was recorded in California with Grammy-winning producer Joe Henry, and contains a duet with Lucinda Williams on “Undamned” and two songs co-written with Joe Henry. They are playing a SOLD OUT show tonight at Eddie’s Attic.

What’s the first gig you ever attended?

Karin: It was either Van Halen, Pittsburgh Coliseum, or Captain & Tennille, can’t remember which came first.
Linford: Kansas and Heart, Pittsburgh Coliseum.

What is the best gig that you ever played/performed?

New Zealand International Arts Festival, Wellington, New Zealand; the only place in the world where we played four consecutive sold out shows over four nights, in an old circus tent, next to the water.

What is the best gig you have ever seen?

Tom Waits at The Beacon Theatre in NYC on a Saturday night during The Mule Variations Tour.

Gig you would most like to play?

Carnegie Hall with full orchestra.

What would be the lineup for your dream gig?

Opening for Leonard Cohen. (We already got to open for Bob Dylan, so that one has been crossed off…)

Over the Rhine are at Eddie’s Attic, THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT

AMG Weekend Picks: Over the Rhine, The Beach Boys, Dick Dale and More!

Wow, it looks like we have a pretty busy weekend on our hands. Outdoor concert season is being kicked off officially with some legends coming to town, and the weather looks like it’s going to comply with our plans. And there are some indie greats, old school heroes and more getting ready to rock out too. Oh and don’t forget the on sales – Music Midtown tickets go on sale on Saturday morning! … Continue Reading

What’s Up Thursday?

The countdown of Leila’s last days continue, and here are a couple more reasons that we are going to miss this fancy chick:

3. Leila is all smiles all of the time…There are folks in the world that have abundant energy and kindness, and truly radiate their positivity wherever they are. Leila is like this…..She has a brilliant way about to her to always uplift folks, and when you walk away from Leila your day has been made a little brighter.  She is the friend you have always wanted.

-Tonight at Eddie’s Attic, Nashville’s own Cumberland Collective will be playing…For this show, The Cumberland Collective will feature; Mike Willis, Connor Rand, Clay Evans, Isaac Hayden, Jason Eskridge, Debra Gordon, De Marco Johnson, Reggie Sullivan, Brendan Bull, and Philip Lowman.

-Singer/Songwriter, Bob Schneider has quite the history. His songs have been featured on several movies including Miss Congeniality, Secrets Of The Ya-Ya Sisterhood and Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back–and to the TV series “Men In Trees.” His whopping 24 Austin Music Awards range from Musician, Male Vocalist and Songwriter of the Year to Best Bluegrass Band for Bob Schneider’s Texas Bluegrass Massacre. See him tonight at Smith’s Olde Bar.

-The Old Fourth is at The Earl tonight, and joining them is Dark Horses.

- Indie faves, Dead Confederate are having a FREE show at the Star Bar. Joining them are Abby GoGo, so you know the house will be packed with hipsters!

- There will be some glow stick action happening tonight at The Masquerade, where Sam Sparro and Soap Disco will be rocking out.

5GB With The Rowan Cunningham Band; Playing Eddie’s Attic Tonight, April 25

Nothing better than some good ole’ bluegrass! The Rowan Cunningham Band have brought their fiddles with them to Atlanta and are playing tonight at Eddie’s Attic. They joined us for our 5GB before their show tonight.

What’s the first gig you ever attended?

Bill Monroe at Club 47,Cambridge, Mass. our older brother Peter was Bluegrass Boy guitarist in Bill’s band at the time and this was Bill’s first time playing the club,having just arrived from Nashville,his hometown. Club 47 was a classic coffee house/legendary folk music scene in the ’60′s that every major folk/bluegrass/blues artist performed at, very prestigous.The location of the club is still going today but under the name Passim,where musicians play all the time.

What is the best gig that you ever played/performed?

My brother and I as The Rowan Brothers,with our producer/manager at the time,David Grisman, opened for the Gratful Dead at the closing of the Fillmore West in 1972.David brought Chris and I out from Massachusetts where we grew up to the West Coast,where he introduced us to jerry garcia nad the other members othe Grateful Dead.He played steel guitar with us.Quite the rush, us being on stage and their 3000 fans going crazy!

What is the best gig you have ever seen?

Bob Marley & The Wailers at the legendary, and now long ago closed , the Boarding House, in San Francisco;a 200 seat room,where Bob Marley and his band were still undiscovered by the mainstream US market.He had just released his 3rd ablum in the states,’Natty Dread’ with the more rock influenced reggae for which he and his band became so famous for.

Gig you would most like to play?

Not So Hardly Strictly Buegrass festival in San Francisco-it’s a huge free event every October in Golden Gate Park with numerous stages and all styles of music, beyond Bluegrass.

What would be the lineup for your dream gig?

Would like to open for a Sting concert, at Carnegie Hall.

Catch The Rowan Cunningham Band , Tonight at Eddie’s Attic