7th Annual Jerry Day ATL on SUN JULY 27!

The summer keeps on truckin’ along, which means it’s time for the 7th Annual Jerry Day ATL at Terminal West this Sunday, July 27!  We are extremely excited to bring to you a wonderful showcase of the music that was/is The Grateful Dead and the spirit that envelops music fans of all ages.  Out of this spirit arises interest in the world of roots music – bluegrass, blues, jazz, classic/outlaw country to name a few genres under the umbrella – which is what has been at the epicenter of the Dead’s sound and style.

You can purchase your advance tickets online at the Terminal West website or at the box office TUE-FRI 11AM-5PM and on show nights.  Advance tickets are also available at Maple Street Guitars and The Chamblee Bistro.

I’d like to send out a BIG heartfelt THANK YOU out to our sponsors for your kindness and support as we begin our new chapter at Terminal West.  –

Also sending out a big THANK YOU to all the folks at Terminal West for their generosity and willingness to work with us on this project as well as our crew of volunteers!  This is a great venue, and I can’t WAIT for 4th Annual Atlanta’s Holiday Hootenanny in December!

Below is a complete schedule of Sunday’s festivities, beginning at 3pm on the Main Stage.

3:00 PM    High Mountain Ramblers

  4:00 PM    Maynard Hicks & Co.

  5:00 PM    Escape Vehicle

  6:00 PM    Charlie Fog Band

  7:00 PM    gr8FLdüde & frenz

  8:00 PM    Swami Gone Bananas

  9:00 PM    Deep Blue Sun

10:00 PM    Electric Codpiece

11:00 PM    David Gans & some Grapes!

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Y’all we’re going to have ourselves one helluva time on Sunday – I hope can make it!  Please spread the good word to your friends about this one even if you are unable to attend!

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