All of the bands’ ticket proceeds will go to PropelATL to support cycling safety.

Get ready, Atlanta! The city’s prodigal sons, Several Dudes, are coming home for a one-night-only extravaganza!  Born in the heart of the 80’s Atlanta music scene, the Dudes embarked on nationwide adventures in the 90’s, only to reunite in 2015 with their original lineup for the release of “Reanimation.”

Their journey took a heartbreaking turn when their lead guitarist, Nick Stevens, was tragically killed in a cycling accident in 2018. But the Dudes didn’t let the music die. They picked up their instruments and played on in his honor, releasing their 5th studio album, “Our Brother Nick,” a heartfelt tribute and featuring guest appearances by rock legends Buck Dharma (Blue Öyster Cult) and Bill Payne (Little Feat).

The Dudes have been rocking out new tunes at breakneck pace, dropping a fresh single every two months. Their sound? A wild ride from rock to funk and all the musical stops in between.

Mia Green is a 22-year-old singer-songwriter and native of Atlanta, GA. 

Over the years, Mia has headlined and completely sold-out several shows at Eddie’s Attic, a popular Decatur music venue where John Mayer got his start. She has performed at Grant Park Summer Shade, The SweetWater Brewery, The Oakhurst Porch Festival, Candler Park Fall Festival, Spring Festival on Ponce, Kicks 101.5 Festival and has opened for artists like Billy Strings, Francine Reed, Elliot Bronson, Christopher Paul Stelling and Alex Guthrie. In February, 2017, Mia won Eddie's Attic Open Mic Shootout which earned her a chance to compete at the 46th Bi-Annual shootout. She’s played to small, intimate crowds and to crowds that number well over a thousand people. The result is the same—she’s a hit, and her fan base keeps growing. She has written two original albums “Sun & Moon” (2017) and “Paper Days” (2019).