Brooklyn Ray- 5.2.26

Brooklyn’s passion for country music was grown in the red dirt of her hometown and in the soul of the songs she grew up listening to. She remembers the first time she heard the song, “Even If It Breaks Your Heart” by Zac Brown Band as a kid, and finding herself with tears in her eyes. She credits that song and artists like Miranda Lambert, Rascal Flatts, and Carrie Underwood for the spark that lit her flame for country music.

Her musical style reflects both classic and modern country music, and has been compared to Miranda Lambert, Sara Evans, and Lainey Wilson. Brooklyn is excited to announce the completion of her debut single, and a release date to come in the year 2025.

Brooklyn puts on a passionate and engaging performance. Her experience as a singer and artist is evident in her professionalism on and offstage. Her schedule consists of live shows, songwriting, and traveling to new towns and cities to perform. She is currently booking festivals; stages in bars, restaurants, and music venues; private events; and songwriting showcases. Her main passion is performing her own original music, which she integrates into her performances.

Brooklyn is a sweetheart, with a flair for sass and humor. Her shows are both heartwarming and emotional in her original songs and choice of covers. Her career is just getting started, and loves meeting new fans and supporters!

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Nettie & the Delta Boy- 5.1.26

Nashville-based duo Nettie and The Delta Boy meld the soulful strains of Delta Blues with the timeless storytelling of American folk ballads. Nettie Freed’s lyrics weave tales of heartbreak and raw, poetic emotion, while Daryl Hill’s guitar resonates with the profound depths of Southern soul. Inspired by the lyrical mastery of Bob Dylan and Townes Van Zandt, and the emotive power of Bessie Smith and Nanci Griffith, their music harmonizes the elegance of Eagles with the rugged spirit of Outlaw Country.

This group crafts a poignant original sound and setlist that captures the essence of each note, making every performance a deeply felt poetic exploration. Additionally, their set includes uniquely arranged covers that breathe new life into traditional country, American folk blues, and the timeless sounds of a bygone era, ensuring a rich and varied music experience.

nettieandthedeltaboy.com

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Alex Christy- 4.25.26

Alex Christy is a Country/Americana songwriter, singer, and musician from Washington, Pennsylvania, now based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Inspired by artists like Sturgill Simpson, Tyler Childers, and Zach Bryan, he began writing and performing again in the spring of 2023 after a long break from music. Before that, he had played in a number of pop-punk and Midwest emo projects in the Pittsburgh area.

While living and working in Memphis, TN, around the corner from where Steve Earle recorded Copperhead Road, sitting around and playing cover songs every night became and escape and a way to decompress. Eventually this turned into writing his own music and his voice and experiences seemed to fit the best with country music.

After moving to Chattanooga, TN he continued playing a few of those new songs and continued writing more. This turned into playing open mic nights and some small shows where he got to know other local musicians, including those who make up his band the Dayton Speed Trap. Their live shows consist of a mix of covers and Christy's original songs.

Beyond country music, he takes inspiration from a range of artists like Bruce Springsteen and fellow Pennsylvanians The Wonder Years and The Menzingers.

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Austin Gray- 4.24.26

The music of Austin Gray has been described as “a sweet fusion of Country and Americana.”

Currently residing in Memphis, Austin began to develop his unique style on the guitar at the age of twelve when he was introduced to the man who would kindle his love for performing. Jody Payne had just retired from 36 years as the lead guitar player for Willie Nelson and became fascinated with the skinny youngster about whom he told others, “reminds me of me.”

Several years after Jody’s passing, another Nashville legend took an interest in the young artist. Songwriter Jimmy Yeary—with CMA and ACM Song of the Year Awards—began to mentor Austin regarding all aspects of his career. Currently, the two even do corporate events together—speaking, playing, and singing— demonstrating to business people the purpose and power of mentoring.

Austin has become known as one of a handful of artists to whom audiences listen intently. His songwriting—lyrics and music—combine the influences of Jason Isbell, Shakey Graves, Merle Haggard, Sturgill Simpson, and Jimmy Yeary. Mix in a bit of John Prine with some of his original material and you might just have a picture of Austin Gray.

austingraymusic.com

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Falling Water- 4.18.26

Falling Water is a roots/Americana band from Chattanooga, Tennessee.  They play original music by singer/songwriter/guitarist Keith Mosely with Vincent Beasley (The Foothills) on fiddle/mandolin, Michael Chambers on percussion, and a rotating cast of other musicians.  The core of the music is based in country/bluegrass/rock but is definitely a hybrid blend of influences with emphasis on the song and lyrics while also allowing free space for experimentation.  Falling Water will take you on a journey of entertainment with music ranging from out-of-your-seat rockers to love songs and everything in between.  Expect musical storytelling, lots of vocal harmony, instrumental exploration and a tightly rehearsed set with a few tasteful covers mixed in.  No autotune, click tracks or laptops required here just honest Chattanooga country music created and performed exclusively by humans.

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Tigris- 4.17.26

Tigris is a singer-songwriter based in Chattanooga, TN. She playfully expresses herself in her music with the primary goal of making people smile, sing along to classic favorites, or tap their feet to the rhythm. Even better if they get up to dance!

Tigris draws influence from folk artists like Gillian Welch and Jill Andrews, as well as county artists such as The Chicks, Hank Williams Jr., George Straight, and of course, Dolly Parton. Tig's music is also influenced through participation in Chattanooga’s robust bluegrass scene. The result are songs that are fast-paced, bluesy and bouncy, with a perfect amount of twang.

tigrissings.com

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Madelyn Tallent- 4.11.26

Her music carries wild honey vocals wrapped in country soul, with raw lyrics that scratch root deep. Blending grit, warmth, and emotional honesty.. Madelyn Tallent writes songs that feel both timeless and lived-in. Her work leans into storytelling that connects quickly and stays with the listener. On stage, she brings a grounded, captivating presence - whether performing solo or backed by her band.

www.madelyntallent.com

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BRANDON MADDOX- 4.10.26

From sharing the stage with superstar Brett Eldredge, to acclaimed performances in casinos, clubs, and festivals nationally, having an original song featured in the Michael Ealy film Unconditional, to appearing on TV and radio shows, Monster Truck Artist and 2017 Josie Award recipient, triple threat artist/singer/songwriter, Brandon Maddox has quickly established himself as one of country music’s rising stars.

Brandon’s dad schooled him in classic rock, so it was only natural that when the youngster picked up the guitar and taught himself to play, he used a Beatle’s songbook. While teaching himself, he noticed a common thread among the songs—the songs were written by actual members of The Beatles. Brandon wrote his first song at the tender age of 11 and now has an original catalog of over a thousand songs, a few of which have won awards. After college Brandon moved to Nashville from his hometown near Chattanooga, TN to pursue his songwriting passion. In 2014, he was selected as the Family Events “Monster Truck Artist of the Year” for his song “The Bigger The Wheels, The Better The Man”, and, at this point started touring the Midwest with the monster truck shows.

Some of Brandon’s biggest influences in Country Music are Brad Paisley and Keith Urban, “I had grown up with the classics of country; Johnny Cash, Waylon, Hank Sr, but I drifted away from listening to the genre because I wasn’t enjoying what was on the radio. That all changed when I saw, Brad Paisley, play at The Grand Old Opry, and I said, ‘now that guy can play the guitar!’” Brandon’s goal then was to merge that classic country sound with guitar driven melodies. “Brandon fuses today’s country with that traditional sound. A rising star over the Music City.”-Jaime Roberts/WOGT/WKSZ Chattanooga.

“I’ve always thought about writing songs that move people—to dance, laugh, or cry,” Maddox says. His newest single “Drive Me to Drink” is clearly doing the job and evoking that response from patrons at his live shows. Every time it’s played in a live performance, there are audience members that point to their spouse and obviously can identify with the song. “As soon as we back home to Nashville we knew we had to get in the studio with my producer, Doug Sisemore, of Reba McEntire’s band to capture the magic of this song.” Maddox’s new single has a universal theme and catchy lyrics driven by rocking guitars that will have you singing along by the second chorus.

www.brandonmaddoxmusic.com

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Brad Thomas Project- 4.4.26

The Brad Thomas Project is a group of musicians performing throughout north and central Alabama. They play originals and cover from country, Americana, southern rock to originals. The sound is genuine and powerful.

bradthomasmusic.com

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Jessamyn Rains- 4.3.26

Jessamyn learned to be a musician in Central Illinois. She had many teachers: a decrepit old lady who played eleven instruments; a chain smoking jazz drummer; a few heavy metal guitar guys; a stressed-out band director or two; and, of course, some church ladies with tight perms in red culottes. And then there was the guy who started the whole thing—her dad—a phenomenally talented pianist who, in midlife, exchanged his long black shiny grand piano for a Yamaha keyboard and some really loud speakers.

Growing up, Jessamyn found music to be a source of both pain and elation: She played drums in the school marching band, which means that in junior high she walked down the streets of her hometown in navy polyester bell bottoms and a hat with a big feather plume (pain), while completely rocking out on the tri-toms (elation).

Jessamyn found her “True North,” as they say, when she began writing poetry in high school, and a couple of years later, when she began writing songs. Like many who aspire to write and create, she was chasing after beauty, expression, and truth. An outlet for all that Midwestern pain and elation. An attempt to capture discrete moments and convey something true via the juxtaposition of them. This is why she calls her music Folk Impressionism.

"I’ve been writing songs for years now, and not much has changed," Jessamyn said. "I am still looking for the right words, still chasing after that elusive melody." And though she no longer takes formal lessons, she said she still has many and varied teachers: the local blues musicians who play in smokeless bars; the classic rock guys gigging out in small towns; the church choirs; the chanting monks and nuns; the odd German society accordion player; and, most recently, a group of Rwandese immigrants, singing and dancing their hearts out at a Sunday night church service.

"The gift of music is everywhere," Jessamyn said, "and it is for everyone.

jessamyn.bandcamp.com

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Jason Lyles Duo- 3.28.26

Jason Lyles is a Chattanooga, TN singer-songwriter who delivers an upbeat, caffeine-charged blend of powerpop, alternative, Americana and roots rock styles. His shows feature strong vocals and rhythmic acoustic guitar, crafty songwriting, and a knack for breaking out your favorite 80s pop or 90s alt rock cover.

Jason has always been interested in what lies between genres – in that gray area where sounds tangle together and kick free of any sense of restriction or confinement. Whether it’s the sharp twang of an acoustic guitar blended with the emphatic thrust of some euphoric power-pop echo, or the tumbling movements of mid-90’s alternative rock spliced with 80’s jangle-pop, he has a unique ability to graft musical histories together in a way that doesn’t feel forced or disconnected.

His latest album Chameleana is a record of blurred edges and compounded influences, of memories doused in twilight and the slight shiver of a cool evening breeze. Pop theatrics exist comfortably alongside more subdued folk wanderings and burly rock movements.

jasonlylesmusic.com

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Savanna "Kirbi" Kirby- 3.27.26

Hailing from Florence, Alabama, and now calling Nashville home, this 24-year-old singer-songwriter brings a powerful blend of Southern country soul, contemporary Christian faith, and raw emotional depth to every performance.

Kirbi first stunned the coaches on Season 28 of The Voice with a breathtaking blind audition of For King & Country's "God Only Knows," earning a rare four-chair turn and ultimately choosing Niall Horan as her coach. From there, she powered through the Battles with an angelic take on Lauren Daigle's "You Say," delivered a goosebump-inducing Knockout with "Hard Fought Hallelujah," and shone in the Playoffs with her pure, spiritual vocals that had Reba McEntire calling her sound truly heavenly. Her journey has been one of heartfelt storytelling, deep faith, and undeniable talent—proving she's the whole package, as Niall himself put it.

Get ready to be moved—here's Savanna Kirby!

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PAN-O-RAM CLUB- 3.21.26

Pan-O-Ram Club is a group of friends who are finally getting the chance to play together after years of mutual admiration. Kathy Webb Myers has fronted bands in Chattanooga (like the Deep Fried Allstars) for over ten years. Dan Myers is a long-time member of the ever popular Uncle Lightnin’ band and Kathy’s biggest fan. John Rawlston has been playing in Chattanooga for (throat clear) years along with his wife Kathy Veazey in bands such as Lumbar Five and the Tennessee Ruminators. All these folks are loving the harmony vocals, solid musicianship, original songs, and new arrangements of multifarious Americana that are springing up from this collaboration. Check them out and your ears will whisper, “thanks.”

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Josh Driver- 3.20.26

Josh Driver is a singer songwriter from Chattanooga TN. His music honestly tells a story either straight forward or otherwise. Inspired by many rock n roll and country legends , as well as the day to day life growing up in TN and NW GA with friends who are like family and family who are like friends. Listen to this modern day story teller and feel understood.

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BELLA LAM- 3.14.26

Born in Nashville, Bella is a native Tennessean who started singing practically before she could walk. She cut her chops in the Church Choir and on the stages of the Musical Theatre. She found her true calling, however, when she played Carl Perkins’ Guitar at the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. She is a Music Major at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Her music integrates elements from her Tennessee roots and can best be described as southern pop. She sings about the challenges of growing up in the twenty first century. Bella writes and performs music locally with her father Michael.

2023 has been a busy year for Bella. She was a winner of the Qualifying Round of the TN Songwriters Week at Puckett’s in Chattanooga and she competed in Tennessee Songwriters Week at Songbirds. She has written a number of new songs and has been working on an album to be released later this year. Bella’s band “Bella and the Boys” also entered the “Road to Nightfall.”

Bella’s original music is available on Spotify, Apple Music, and all streaming platforms.

bellalammusic.com

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The Briars- 3.13.26

The Briars are a Chattanooga based Americana duo featuring Jerris Schmidt and Robert Lovett, each sharing lead and harmony vocals, and each on guitar and percussion. The two also write, both separately and collaboratively, and the results are sure to please anyone who appreciates modern, melodic songs with acoustic textures rooted in traditional American music. They have been well-received in prestigious live appearances like Chattanooga’s Nightfall, Noontunes, and the Fireside Outdoor Concert Series, and have received radio acclaim on WUTC’s “River City Sessions” and several “Live at the Library” sessions on the same Chattanooga station. Their first full length album, "Feet", showcases their abilities as writers and performers, and brings life and color to the different styles of their songs. Vocal harmonies are the bow that ties everything together. The joy of working together truly comes through when they share their heartfelt, homemade music. It all adds up to a warm live music experience, and the fruit of this duo's labor of love continues to open up and grow. They can’t wait to share it with you!

www.thebriarsmusic.net

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Alex Christy- 3.7.26

Alex Christy is a Country/Americana songwriter, singer, and musician from Washington, Pennsylvania, now based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Inspired by artists like Sturgill Simpson, Tyler Childers, and Zach Bryan, he began writing and performing again in the spring of 2023 after a long break from music. Before that, he had played in a number of pop-punk and Midwest emo projects in the Pittsburgh area.

While living and working in Memphis, TN, around the corner from where Steve Earle recorded Copperhead Road, sitting around and playing cover songs every night became and escape and a way to decompress. Eventually this turned into writing his own music and his voice and experiences seemed to fit the best with country music.

After moving to Chattanooga, TN he continued playing a few of those new songs and continued writing more. This turned into playing open mic nights and some small shows where he got to know other local musicians, including those who make up his band the Dayton Speed Trap. Their live shows consist of a mix of covers and Christy's original songs.

Beyond country music, he takes inspiration from a range of artists like Bruce Springsteen and fellow Pennsylvanians The Wonder Years and The Menzingers.

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BOB KEEL- 3.6.26

In a word, Bob Keel is real. He writes what he sees. It is pure and from the heart. He’s writes of love like it was just discovered yesterday, and his songs have a way of penetrating down to your very soul. Bob’s dynamic performance is bound to make you laugh, cry, sway in your seat, or maybe even dance on the table. His sound is informed by such greats as Jason Isbell, Tyler Childers, Bob Dylan, Jack Johnson, Bob Marley, and The Avett Brothers. Bob is a storyteller for those in need of tale.

www.bobkeel.com

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Jason Lyles Duo- 2.28.26

Jason Lyles is a Chattanooga, TN singer-songwriter who delivers an upbeat, caffeine-charged blend of powerpop, alternative, Americana and roots rock styles. His shows feature strong vocals and rhythmic acoustic guitar, crafty songwriting, and a knack for breaking out your favorite 80s pop or 90s alt rock cover.

Jason has always been interested in what lies between genres – in that gray area where sounds tangle together and kick free of any sense of restriction or confinement. Whether it’s the sharp twang of an acoustic guitar blended with the emphatic thrust of some euphoric power-pop echo, or the tumbling movements of mid-90’s alternative rock spliced with 80’s jangle-pop, he has a unique ability to graft musical histories together in a way that doesn’t feel forced or disconnected.

His latest album Chameleana is a record of blurred edges and compounded influences, of memories doused in twilight and the slight shiver of a cool evening breeze. Pop theatrics exist comfortably alongside more subdued folk wanderings and burly rock movements.

jasonlylesmusic.com

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Austin Gray- 2.27.26

The music of Austin Gray has been described as “a sweet fusion of Country and Americana.”

Currently residing in Memphis, Austin began to develop his unique style on the guitar at the age of twelve when he was introduced to the man who would kindle his love for performing. Jody Payne had just retired from 36 years as the lead guitar player for Willie Nelson and became fascinated with the skinny youngster about whom he told others, “reminds me of me.”

Several years after Jody’s passing, another Nashville legend took an interest in the young artist. Songwriter Jimmy Yeary—with CMA and ACM Song of the Year Awards—began to mentor Austin regarding all aspects of his career. Currently, the two even do corporate events together—speaking, playing, and singing— demonstrating to business people the purpose and power of mentoring.

Austin has become known as one of a handful of artists to whom audiences listen intently. His songwriting—lyrics and music—combine the influences of Jason Isbell, Shakey Graves, Merle Haggard, Sturgill Simpson, and Jimmy Yeary. Mix in a bit of John Prine with some of his original material and you might just have a picture of Austin Gray.

austingraymusic.com

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Katrina Burgoyne- 2.21.26

Relocating to Nashville, USA in January 2017, Australian raised 2 x Golden Guitar Nominated Singer/Songwriter. Katrina Burgoyne has 3 top 10 country hits an ARIA Charting Album and appeared on The Bachelor Season 2.

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Josh Driver- 2.20.26

Josh Driver is a singer songwriter from Chattanooga TN. His music honestly tells a story either straight forward or otherwise. Inspired by many rock n roll and country legends , as well as the day to day life growing up in TN and NW GA with friends who are like family and family who are like friends. Listen to this modern day story teller and feel understood.

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Valentine’s Day with The Briars- 2.14.26

The Briars are a Chattanooga based Americana duo featuring Jerris Schmidt and Robert Lovett, each sharing lead and harmony vocals, and each on guitar and percussion. The two also write, both separately and collaboratively, and the results are sure to please anyone who appreciates modern, melodic songs with acoustic textures rooted in traditional American music. They have been well-received in prestigious live appearances like Chattanooga’s Nightfall, Noontunes, and the Fireside Outdoor Concert Series, and have received radio acclaim on WUTC’s “River City Sessions” and several “Live at the Library” sessions on the same Chattanooga station. Their first full length album, "Feet", showcases their abilities as writers and performers, and brings life and color to the different styles of their songs. Vocal harmonies are the bow that ties everything together. The joy of working together truly comes through when they share their heartfelt, homemade music. It all adds up to a warm live music experience, and the fruit of this duo's labor of love continues to open up and grow. They can’t wait to share it with you!

www.thebriarsmusic.net

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BRANDON MADDOX- 2.13.26

From sharing the stage with superstar Brett Eldredge, to acclaimed performances in casinos, clubs, and festivals nationally, having an original song featured in the Michael Ealy film Unconditional, to appearing on TV and radio shows, Monster Truck Artist and 2017 Josie Award recipient, triple threat artist/singer/songwriter, Brandon Maddox has quickly established himself as one of country music’s rising stars.

Brandon’s dad schooled him in classic rock, so it was only natural that when the youngster picked up the guitar and taught himself to play, he used a Beatle’s songbook. While teaching himself, he noticed a common thread among the songs—the songs were written by actual members of The Beatles. Brandon wrote his first song at the tender age of 11 and now has an original catalog of over a thousand songs, a few of which have won awards. After college Brandon moved to Nashville from his hometown near Chattanooga, TN to pursue his songwriting passion. In 2014, he was selected as the Family Events “Monster Truck Artist of the Year” for his song “The Bigger The Wheels, The Better The Man”, and, at this point started touring the Midwest with the monster truck shows.

Some of Brandon’s biggest influences in Country Music are Brad Paisley and Keith Urban, “I had grown up with the classics of country; Johnny Cash, Waylon, Hank Sr, but I drifted away from listening to the genre because I wasn’t enjoying what was on the radio. That all changed when I saw, Brad Paisley, play at The Grand Old Opry, and I said, ‘now that guy can play the guitar!’” Brandon’s goal then was to merge that classic country sound with guitar driven melodies. “Brandon fuses today’s country with that traditional sound. A rising star over the Music City.”-Jaime Roberts/WOGT/WKSZ Chattanooga.

“I’ve always thought about writing songs that move people—to dance, laugh, or cry,” Maddox says. His newest single “Drive Me to Drink” is clearly doing the job and evoking that response from patrons at his live shows. Every time it’s played in a live performance, there are audience members that point to their spouse and obviously can identify with the song. “As soon as we back home to Nashville we knew we had to get in the studio with my producer, Doug Sisemore, of Reba McEntire’s band to capture the magic of this song.” Maddox’s new single has a universal theme and catchy lyrics driven by rocking guitars that will have you singing along by the second chorus.

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Alex Christy- 2.7.26

Alex Christy is a Country/Americana songwriter, singer, and musician from Washington, Pennsylvania, now based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Inspired by artists like Sturgill Simpson, Tyler Childers, and Zach Bryan, he began writing and performing again in the spring of 2023 after a long break from music. Before that, he had played in a number of pop-punk and Midwest emo projects in the Pittsburgh area.

While living and working in Memphis, TN, around the corner from where Steve Earle recorded Copperhead Road, sitting around and playing cover songs every night became and escape and a way to decompress. Eventually this turned into writing his own music and his voice and experiences seemed to fit the best with country music.

After moving to Chattanooga, TN he continued playing a few of those new songs and continued writing more. This turned into playing open mic nights and some small shows where he got to know other local musicians, including those who make up his band the Dayton Speed Trap. Their live shows consist of a mix of covers and Christy's original songs.

Beyond country music, he takes inspiration from a range of artists like Bruce Springsteen and fellow Pennsylvanians The Wonder Years and The Menzingers.

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BOB KEEL- 2.6.26

In a word, Bob Keel is real. He writes what he sees. It is pure and from the heart. He’s writes of love like it was just discovered yesterday, and his songs have a way of penetrating down to your very soul. Bob’s dynamic performance is bound to make you laugh, cry, sway in your seat, or maybe even dance on the table. His sound is informed by such greats as Jason Isbell, Tyler Childers, Bob Dylan, Jack Johnson, Bob Marley, and The Avett Brothers. Bob is a storyteller for those in need of tale.

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Jessamyn Rains- 1.31.26

Jessamyn learned to be a musician in Central Illinois. She had many teachers: a decrepit old lady who played eleven instruments; a chain smoking jazz drummer; a few heavy metal guitar guys; a stressed-out band director or two; and, of course, some church ladies with tight perms in red culottes. And then there was the guy who started the whole thing—her dad—a phenomenally talented pianist who, in midlife, exchanged his long black shiny grand piano for a Yamaha keyboard and some really loud speakers.

Growing up, Jessamyn found music to be a source of both pain and elation: She played drums in the school marching band, which means that in junior high she walked down the streets of her hometown in navy polyester bell bottoms and a hat with a big feather plume (pain), while completely rocking out on the tri-toms (elation).

Jessamyn found her “True North,” as they say, when she began writing poetry in high school, and a couple of years later, when she began writing songs. Like many who aspire to write and create, she was chasing after beauty, expression, and truth. An outlet for all that Midwestern pain and elation. An attempt to capture discrete moments and convey something true via the juxtaposition of them. This is why she calls her music Folk Impressionism.

"I’ve been writing songs for years now, and not much has changed," Jessamyn said. "I am still looking for the right words, still chasing after that elusive melody." And though she no longer takes formal lessons, she said she still has many and varied teachers: the local blues musicians who play in smokeless bars; the classic rock guys gigging out in small towns; the church choirs; the chanting monks and nuns; the odd German society accordion player; and, most recently, a group of Rwandese immigrants, singing and dancing their hearts out at a Sunday night church service.

"The gift of music is everywhere," Jessamyn said, "and it is for everyone.

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The Briars- 1.30.26

The Briars are a Chattanooga based Americana duo featuring Jerris Schmidt and Robert Lovett, each sharing lead and harmony vocals, and each on guitar and percussion. The two also write, both separately and collaboratively, and the results are sure to please anyone who appreciates modern, melodic songs with acoustic textures rooted in traditional American music. They have been well-received in prestigious live appearances like Chattanooga’s Nightfall, Noontunes, and the Fireside Outdoor Concert Series, and have received radio acclaim on WUTC’s “River City Sessions” and several “Live at the Library” sessions on the same Chattanooga station. Their first full length album, "Feet", showcases their abilities as writers and performers, and brings life and color to the different styles of their songs. Vocal harmonies are the bow that ties everything together. The joy of working together truly comes through when they share their heartfelt, homemade music. It all adds up to a warm live music experience, and the fruit of this duo's labor of love continues to open up and grow. They can’t wait to share it with you!

www.thebriarsmusic.net

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Josh Driver- 1.24.26

Josh Driver is a singer songwriter from Chattanooga TN. His music honestly tells a story either straight forward or otherwise. Inspired by many rock n roll and country legends , as well as the day to day life growing up in TN and NW GA with friends who are like family and family who are like friends. Listen to this modern day story teller and feel understood.

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Josh Driver- 1.23.26

Josh Driver is a singer songwriter from Chattanooga TN. His music honestly tells a story either straight forward or otherwise. Inspired by many rock n roll and country legends , as well as the day to day life growing up in TN and NW GA with friends who are like family and family who are like friends. Listen to this modern day story teller and feel understood.

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