GREETINGS ATTIC FANS!
Here's what's happening in the music room this coming week:
  THE LOVELL SISTERS - "THE FAREWELL SHOW"
Early Show time: 7:00 pm / Doors open: 6:00 pm
General admission advanced tickets: $15
General admission & meal combo: $30
At the door: $18
Table of 4 reserved seats: $75


Late Show time: 10:00 pm / Doors open: 9:00 pm
General admission advanced tickets: $15
General admission & meal combo: $30
At the door: $18
Table of 4 reserved seats: $75


  The talented and beautiful LOVELL SISTERS from Calhoun, GA grace our stage tonight. This band delivers an innovative fusion of newgrass, country, and folk, all with tight harmonies and outstanding musicianship. All 3 sisters (Jessica, Megan, and Rebecca) were classically trained, with sister Rebecca being the youngest contestant and first female to win the Merlefest International Mandolin Competition. They won NPR's National Teen Talent Competition in 2005 and have been featured on TBS Storyline. Their 2nd CD, "Time To Grow" produced by acclaimed Nashville producer Mark Bright (Rascal Flatts, Carrie Underwood) is now available.  This is the last time they will be performing as a trio.
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  MICAH DALTON / TYLER LYLE
Show time: 7:30 pm / Doors open: 6:30 pm
General admission advanced tickets: $10
General admission & meal combo: $25
At the door: $12
Table of 4 reserved seats: $50
Paste Magazine writes of MICAH DALTON's music, "He may sound like an earthier, cleverer Ben Harper, but musically Dalton suggests mid-'80s Prince in the way he defiantly straddles so many styles, requiring an enormous musical arsenal to get his point across. These juxtapositions of sounds and style rarely feel forced or even deliberate, courtesy of Dalton's soulful vocals and incisive songwriting." He's touring in support of his latest CD entitled "Pawn Shop."
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  TYLER LYLE blends rootsy americana with the gypsy folk and African rhythms. His songs include characters like Charlie Chaplain and Oedipus, lovable alcoholics, blind painters, revolutionaries, dreamers, drifters, pesky preachers and those who are human to the utmost.  He has shared the stage with the likes of acts like Besides Daniel, Wild Sweet Orange, Allie Moss, Bess Rogers (of Ingrid Michaelson), Tova Rinah and the Way Home, and more.  He released his second album earlier this year.
 
  SONGWRITERS OPEN MIC
Show time: 7:30 pm / Doors open: 7:00 pm
General admission advanced tickets: $5
General admission & meal combo: $20
Table of 4 reserved seats: $25
For over 17 years, we've hosted Atlanta's premiere OPEN MIC for the performing songwriter. National and local acts perform 2 songs each, with 3 finalists returning for a third song at the end of the evening for a chance to win a cash prize and a spot in our bi-annual, nationally acclaimed Open Mic Shootout. These Open Mics are well attended and are once again being hosted by Attic founder Eddie Owen. This is a great opportunity for up and coming talent to hone their skills and for listeners to see and meet tomorrow's stars. For more information on playing at our Open Mic, visit the "Artist Info" page of our website. 
 
 

  SARAH PEACOCK / JESSI LYNN
Show time: 8:00 pm / Doors open: 6:30 pm
General admission advanced tickets: $15
General admission & meal combo: $30
Table of 4 reserved seats: $75
SARAH PEACOCK's has an extensive background in classical voice, musical theatre, and music theory. You won't hear anything but touches of that tonight, though, becuase she has transformed that training into pure pop rock. Tonight she is celebrating the release of her new CD, "Straight for Your Heart."
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JESSI LYNN has been nominated for 13 Grammy's since 2002.  She has won many awards in her career including "Song of The Year", "Artist of the Year", "Album of the Year," and "Female Vocalist of the Year" at the MAMA's in 2005-2008. She has shared the stage with The Wreckers, Bomshel, and Emerson Drive and has graced the stage of the highly coveted music festival, Summerfest (over one million in attendence every year, Milwaukee, WI).  Most recently, she was featured on the cover of "The Isthmus" and co-wrote a song for the NFL and NASCAR (with Jake Johnson) that you will soon be hearing at select games/races.
 
  MIKE WILLIS / BEN WAKEMAN
Show time: 8:00 pm / Doors open: 6:30 pm
General admission advanced tickets: $10
General admission & meal combo: $25
Table of 4 reserved seats: $50
Although originally from Atlanta, MIKE WILLIS now resides in Nashville.  He has opened for and/or shared the stage with a range of acts including Sugarland, Darryl Worley, John Mayer, Shawn Mullins, Danielle Peck, Ronnie Milsap and many more.  Last year he played at the Key West Songwriters festival and the Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival in Nashville. In November 2008 he was honored to receive the Leon Brettler ASCAP foundation award for being outstanding songwriter-performer, as well as winning the country category of the International Songwriters Competition with his autobiographical ballad “Made For You”.
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BEN WAKEMAN returns to the stage tonight with his thoughtful and melodic folk pop songs. It's enjoyable, family-friendly music with warm vocals and strong harmonies that fans of James Taylor and David Wilcox will like. His latest CD is entitled "Waiting For The Light To Change."
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  DRAG THE RIVER / MICHELLE MALONE BANNED
Show time: 7:00 pm / Doors open: 6:00 pm
General admission advanced tickets: $20
General admission & meal combo: $35
Table of 4 reserved seats: $100
DRAG THE RIVER REUNUION: Drag The River was a solid, roadhouse-style rock band that featured Michelle's original songs, and often featured guests from other bands such as the Indigo Girls and Kristen Hall. Signed to Arista Records in the early 90's, they brought the house down, night after night. Don't miss this very special night as DTR will live again including "Jonny D" playing electric guitar, Billy Pitts playing drums, and Phil Skipper ("Phil Zone") on electric bass.

MICHELLE MALONE BANNED performs after DTR.
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  MICHELLE MALONE BANNED / BLUE MOTHER TUPELO
Early Show time: 8:00 pm / Doors open: 6:30 pm
General admission advanced tickets: $30
General admission & meal combo: $45
Table of 4 reserved seats: $150
In addition to the DTR reunion, Michelle will be playing with her current band, Michelle Malone Banned for the late show...and bringing in the new year! Moanin' MICHELLE MALONE returns to the Attic stage tonight with her current band. She's the original Chattahoochie Guitar Queen, and is a long time Attic favorite and friend. Expect southern blues rock delivered with a powerful and passionate voice.
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BLUE MOTHER TUPELO is the husband/wife duo of Ricky and Micol Davis. Ricky and Micol met in Knoxville, Tennessee, married and created Blue Mother Tupelo. They have an original sound blending Rock & Roll, Mountain Music, Soul and Delta Blues. After a few independent releases they were featured on the Southern Fried soundtrack in 2005 and had their first music video featured on the DVD of the movie "Daltry Calhoun" (Miramax) starring Johnny Knoxville and Juliette Lewis. They have recently released their new CD, "Heaven & Earth."
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 COMING SOON

January 1 - Robinella

January 2 - "Circle of Love" Benefit Concert for Christina Gorski featuring: Caroline Aiken & Yonrico Scott

January 5 - Joey DeGraw & Michael Tolcher

January 6 - Jeff Black & Dana Cooper

January 7 - Fred Eaglesmith & The Ginn Sisters

January 8 - Bernadette Seacrest

January 9 - Kim Richey & Will Kimbrough

January 10 - Trey Rosenkampff & Friends

January 12 - Ryan Montbleau Band & Lexi Street

January 13 - Catie Curtis & Lindsay Mac

January 14 - The Infamous Stringdusters & The Greencards

January 16 - Roxie Watson & Jimmy Galloway

January 17 - Cliff Eberhardt & David Jacobs-Strain

January 20 - Garrison Starr

January 21 - Matt Hires, Jason Castro, & Caitlin Crosby

January 23 -
Lucy Kaplansky

January 24 - Gustafer Yellowgold (2 early shows) / Rockin' for Rett: A Benefit for Rett Syndrome featuring: The Mosier Brothers, Elise Witt, and Michael Smith & Leah Calvert (of the Dappled Grays)

January 26 - Athens Boys Choir & Andrea Gibson

January 27 - Reed Waddle, Kurt Scobie, & Caleb Hawley

January 28 - The New Familiars

January 29 - Scott Miller & Eric Brace

January 31 - Justin Townes Earle &
Dawn Landes (evening show) / Joyce Berkshire & The Rosin Sisters (afternoon show)

February 2 - Villains

February 3 - Scrapomatic

February 4 - Jill Andrews (of The Everybodyfields) & David Franklin

February 5 - Ellis Paul & Seth Glier

February 6 - Ellis Paul (afternoon & early show) / Eric Taylor (late show)

February 18 - Ruthie Foster

February 19 - The Packway Handle Band & Johnny Roquemore

February 20 -
Willy Porter & Po'Girl

February 21 - Seth Glier, Susan Gibson, & Shane Hines

February 23 - Joe Firstman & Ernie Halter

February 24 - Wine, Women, & Song: Gretchen Peters, Suzy Bogguss, & Matraca Berg

February 25 - Dave Alvin & A Couple of Guilty Women: Cindy Cashdollar and Christy McWilson

February 26 -
CC Booker III featuring: Will Scruggs

March 5 - Al Stewart

March 10 - Rebecca Loebe, Robby Hecht, AJ Roach, & Raina Rose

March 12, 13, & 14 - Shawn Mullins

March 28 -
Pierre Bensusan

April 17 - Sara Hickman

April 18 - John Gorka

April 29 -
Carrie Newcomer

May 2 - Beth Wood & Chris Rosser

May 6 - Terri Hendrix with Lloyd Maines

May 9 - Susan Werner

May 14 - Alice Peacock

NIGHT CAPS
Doors: 11:30pm / Show: midnite

late night menu

January 1 - Free Ticket & Rabbit

January 2 - The High Tones

January 8 - Mog Rocket & The Humboldt Trio

January 15 - Marshall Ruffin Trio

January 22 - Electric Duane & One On The Table

January 29 - Future Self & Mass Solo Revolt

January 30 - Foxfire & Dead Rabbits


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