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House of Hamill

House of Hamill delivered an amazing and fun show to a packed house (record audience!) in February of 2024.

Visit their website to hear more about the band.

Ben Gage

Wandering our way from the Great Lakes area, Ben delivered a fun and enjoyable show in November, 2023. We met Ben at the SERFA conference (Southeast Regional Folk Alliance) where he was an official showcase artist.

Visit his website to learn more.

A Tale of Two

Combining the best of Americana and Blues melodies with timeless Southern Gothic storytelling, this Nashville based duo is a rising powerhouse in today's Roots Music scene. Stephanie Adlington is a 2 time NIMA award winner for best Jazz vocalist who hooked up with guitarist Aaron Lessard last year to form A Tale of Two. They played for us in March, 2023

Visit their website to learn more.

The Black Feathers

The Black Feathers, a husband and wife roots music duo based in Gloucestershire, UK, stop by and play for us in October, 2022 while touring the US. Performing a blend of Folk and Americana, their music shifts from quiet balads to upbeat pop with some beautiful harmonies.

Visit their website to learn more.

Good Morning Bedlam

These midwest youngsters put on a wild, loud (no amplification needed) and fun show for us in April, 2022. These guys have become a innovative force in the midwest folk scene with their contagious energy and tight, soaring three-part harmonies - and they didn't dissapoint playing for us.

Visit their website to learn more.

Nicholas Edward Williams

After another long hiatus due to the delta and omicron varients, we kicked off our house concert series again with a master of old timey, fingerpicking style guitar. Nicholas put on a truly enjoyable show.

Visit Nicholas' website to learn more.

South For Winter

South for Winter helped lead us out of the pandemic era with an amazing show to a small but appreciative crowd. And our own local, rising star Caitlin Jahn wowed everyone with her opening act.

Check out South for Winter's website to learn more about the band.

Roy Schneider & Kim Mayfield

Right before the "Great Pandemic of 2020" shut everything down, Roy and Kim put on a truly enjoyable show for us.

Check out their website for more info.

Cary Morin

Cary, a Crow tribal member, grew up in Montana but now lives in Northern Colorado. He's the recipient of the 2018 Independent Music Awards for Best Blues CD and the 2017 Indigenous Music Awards for Best Blues CD.

Check out his website for more info.

The Young Fables

The Young Fables are an emerging country/americana duo comprised of three-time American Idol vet Laurel Wright and guitarist Wesley Lunsford who came down from Nashville to play for us in November, 2019. The team is best known for their appearance on USA's showcase television series Real Country.

Check out their website for more info.

Nathan Evans Fox

Nathan opened our 2019-2020 concert season with some truely depressing songs that we all fell in love with :-)

Check out Nathan's website for more info.

Trisha Adams

Trisha recently moved to Georgia and helped kick off our 2019-2020 concert season in October, 2019

Check out Trisha's website for more info.

David Jacobs-Strain & Bob Beach

One of the most fun shows we have hosted, David and Bob kept us singing and laughing in between some amazingly performed songs.

Check out David's website for more info.

The Rough & Tumble

This Americana duo parked their camper in the neighborhood and put on a lively and fun show for us in February, 2019

Learn more about them on their website page.

Karla Davis

Karla, who was a contestant on NBC's "The Voice", played for an engaged but intimate group in October 2018.

Learn more about Karla on her facebook page.

The Currys

Galen, Jimmy and Tommy (the Currys) put on a memorable show for us in January, 2017 and an encore performance in September 2018 - telling stories about growing up in Florida and playing "truth or lie" games with the audience between songs that featured amazing harmonies.

Learn more about them on The Currys website.

Leigh Nash

Mostly known as the lead singer of the 90's band Sixpence None the Richer, Leigh Nash weaved her magical hits from yesterday (There She Goes, Kiss Me and Breathe Your Name) with her latest work that mark a return to her days of growing up in Texas Hill Country.

Go to Leigh's website for more info.

Emily White

Emily performed at our first "in-the-round" concert in January, 2018 along with Amy Andrews. Emily is an up-and-coming 22 year old from Meridian, Mississippi who's deep, rich voice shows maturity beyond her years. I'm sure you'll be hearing more about this talented young woman in the coming years!

Go to Emily's website for more info.

Amy Andrews

Amy performed at our first "in-the-round concert" in January, 2018 along with Emily White and delivered an intimate and memorable show for us.

Go to Amy's website for more info.

The Sweeplings

We were thrilled that the Sweeplings agreed to stop by and play for us in December, 2017. After becoming a finalist on America's Got Talent, Washington native Cami Bradley joined up with Alabama-based Whitney Dean to form the duo back in 2014. If you are a fan of the Civil Wars, you'll love the Sweeplings as well.

Check out the Sweepling's website for more info.

Kylie Odetta

Kylie stopped by to play for us in November 2017. Her music is mellow & soothing with hints of jazz, soul and pop influences. Fans of Norah Jones and Sara Bareilles are going to love Kylie.

Check out Kylie's website for more info.

Woody Russell Trio

This Austin-based trio played a memorable show for us in October, 2017. Playing an eclectic mix of blues, jazz and soul, Woody, Jose and Lloyd mesmerized us with some truly amazing improvisational jams.

Check out the Woody Russell Trio's website for more info.

Jesse Terry

Award-winning singer-songwriter Jesse Terry played for us in March, 2017 for the largest crowd we've ever had. Jesse's music has been compared to the likes of Ryan Adams, Jackson Browne, Paul Simon and James Taylor. He has shared festival stages with the likes of Mat Kearney and Shawn Mullins and Jesse is a regular performer at some of the finest venues in the country including The Bluebird Cafe (Nashville), Club Passim (Cambridge, MA), The Bitter End (NYC) and Eddie's Attic here in Atlanta.

You can learn more about Jesse on his website.

Swearingen & Kelli

AJ and Jayne swung by our place for a show in February, 2017 while in town to perform with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.

Learn more about them on their website.

Danika Holmes & Jeb Hart

Danika Holmes and Jeb Hart delivered an amazing, dance-in-your-seat show for us in October, 2016. Danika initially started as a solo artist, her songs playing on Sirius XM's Coffee House station and on 150 radio stations nationwide. Jeb Hart's a guitar aficionado who owns and operates his own guitar instruction company in Nashville who's heart and passion on guitar are matched only by his technical skills. Together they deliver a soulful combination of acoustic pop and blues that hits the heart with their blended talents.

Learn more on Danika's website.

Ken Yates

Coming down from Ontario to play for us in May 2016, Ken Yates has toured with many notable names including veteran singer/songwriter and mentor, Livingston Taylor, Sister Hazel, Peter Katz, and Liz Longley and has songs in heavy rotation on Sirius XM’s The Coffee House where he was nominated for The Coffee House Songwriter Discovery of the Year.

Learn more on Ken's website.

Chris Dupont

Ann Arbor, Michigan based singer/songwriter Chris Dupont writes introspective observations about life and his deeply emotional songs have been described as "fragile and personal". With influences ranging from classic American songwriters like James Taylor and Tom Waits, to artists like Tycho and Philip Glass, DuPont's music has its roots in folk music but has branches spreading wide across conventional genre divides.

Learn more on their website.

Frances Luke Accord

Frances Luke Accord is an independent Chicago-based duo, made up of Nicholas Gunty and Brian Powers. Although mostly a modern folk band, they blend in inspiration from Americana, soul, and jazz as well. Their multifaceted, genre-bending approach to music represents the dynamic of the independent music scene. Their music has been described as "ranging from ethereal soundscapes to engaging pop folk, all performed with unerring, sensitive and expressive vocals".

Learn more on their website.

Dan Frechette and Laurel Thomsen

Dan Frechette, a prolific singer-songwriter with over 1300 songs to his name and 25 albums of original material, teamed up with violinist Laurel Thomsen to put on a memorable show for us in March, 2016.

With broad influences ranging from Folk, Classical, Old Time and Celtic, to Gospel, Jazz, Vintage Country, Rock N' Roll, Blues and Bluegrass, Dan and Laurel flow seamlessly through genres, tempos, stories, and moods, embodying each style with virtuosic command and keeping music fans on the edge of their seats.

Learn more about these talented musicians on their website.

Kelley McRae

Kelley McRae grew up in Mississippi but called Brooklyn home for years before teaming up with guitarist Matt Castelein in 2011, when the duo traded in their NYC apartment for a VW camper van and hit the road full time. Thousands of miles and hundreds of shows later, they have toured coast to coast in the US, played to packed rooms across Europe, and sold-out the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville before coming down to play for us in January 2016.

The duo’s music is wide ranging - comprising haunting ballads, tender love songs, and energetic guitar driven songs full of hope. Paste Magazine raves "Kelley moves effortlessly from the mournful tones of the plantation to the celebratory swing of the saloon, from songs of loss and decay to hymns of love and grace."

You can learn more about Kelley on her website.

Montana Skies

From classical roots, these award winning musicians have strayed far beyond traditional boundaries - delving into music from Pink Floyd and Rush to Vivaldi, and House of the Rising Sun, as well as their own originals that have been featured everywhere from NPR to the Travel Channel. It was an amazing honor to have them play for us.

You can learn more about Montana Skies on their website.

Steve Katz

In August of 2014 we were treated to an evening of acoustic music and storytelling from the founder and guitarist of legendary 60's band Blood, Sweat and Tears. Steve performed acoustic renditions of classic songs from his career with Blood, Sweat & Tears, the Blues Project and the Even Dozen Jug Band combined with first hand narratives from his storied career in the music industry.

Barnaby Bright

Barnaby Bright gave us an amazing night of music on April 25th, 2014 before heading over to play at Eddie's attic. These multi-intrumentalists performed with guitars, harmonium, ukulele, floorboard bass, thumb pianos and keyboards and treated us to a few songs from their new album they are in the process of recoding up in Nashville.

Learn more Barnaby Bright on their website.

NEELY

Husband & wife Jeremy (vocals, guitar) and Kaci (vocals) Neely are a Christian rock duo from Nashville who played for us in November, 2013. Their inspirational music has been described as having, "the vocals of Daughtry, the heart of Evanescence, and the guitars of 3 Doors Down".

You can learn more about them on their website.

Eliza Kelley

Eliza and her band played at our first official "house concert" in June, 2013. She is an amazing local talent from Kennesaw, Georgia who's "day job" is playing French Horn with the Greenville Symphony in Greenville, South Carolina. But we had the pleasure of hearing her as a solo performer on keyboards, accompanied by viola and drums. Her dark, passionate music and strong vocals delivered a powerfully moving performance. I highly recommend you catch her live when you get the chance.

You can learn more about Eliza and hear her music on her website.

Julie Gribble

Julie has played for us several time - most recently at our 2012 Christmas party. While originally from the Atlanta area, Julie now calls Nashville home.

With her Americana Music, Gribble has entranced audiences with her modern stories of life, love and relationships. Through her own means and persistence, Gribble has managed to tour most of the US and Canada, open for John Mayer, and be asked to perform on many national tv shows including The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (CBS), The Tyra Banks Show (CBS), Low Country Live (ABC), Your LA (NBC) and Good Day Atlanta (FOX5). Julie's music has been featured on Lifetime's movie “Dive at Clauson’s Pier,” popular Nickelodeon shows “Zoey 101,” “Drake and Josh” and their TV movie “Drake & Josh Go to Hollywood,” as well on "South of Nowhere" on Noggin. She received the 2005 LA Music Award for Best Adult Alternative Artist and nominated for Best Female Artist in 2007.

You can learn more about Julie and her music on her website.

Andrew Black

Andrew Black is one of those local treasures who make Atlanta such a great music town. He began playing open mike nights in 1992 and soon formed his own band and made his mark in the local music scene. He has since toured all over the country with his band - the Andrew Black Band. But we had the privilege of seeing him play acoustic as a solo performer. His music encompasses many styles and genres, including blues, jazz, southern rock and country. His distinct soulful voice and sweet guitar licks cut right to the heart.

You can learn more about Andrew and sample some of his music on myspace.

Trey Wright

Trey Wright is a jazz guitarist, composer, and recording artist based in Roswell, Ga who played for us at our 2011 Christmas party.

In 1994, he co-founded the Athens/Atlanta based jazz band Squat. The group is a six-time winner of Best Jazz Band at the Flagpole Athens Music Awards and has been a featured artist at the Atlanta Jazz Festival, Bel Chere, the Twilight Athens Jazz Festival, the Cherry Blossom Festival, Harvest Midtown, and Athfest. Several of Trey’s compositions with the group have received international airplay and have been featured on Sirius radio. Along with managing Squat and producing six CD releases, Trey plays guitar and piano with the group touring throughout the Southeast.

You can learn more about Trey and his music on his website.

Jon Shain

Jon Shain grew up in Haverhill, Massachusetts, a Merrimack River mill-town that had already seen its better days by the time he was a child in the 1970s. It was here that Shain began to discover his love of American roots music and songwriting, specifically drawn to the narratives about regular people and themes of social justice.

Shain headed south to North Carolina in 1986, to study American History at Duke University and to continue his musical journey, as well. In addition to studying with jazz professor Paul Jeffrey, he also had the good fortune to learn the piedmont blues tradition firsthand by playing in Big Boy Henry's backing band. It was at this time that Shain also got to meet and play with John Dee Holeman and a number of the great older NC blues players.

You can learn more about Jon and sample some of his music on his website.