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Jim Lauderdale Added to Holiday Hootenanny 15 Lineup!

22 Oct

Date: Sunday, December 20, 2026

Time: 7 PM Showtime/6 PM Doors

Tickets: General Admission ~ $35 ADV/$50 Door, Reserved $45 ADV/$60 Door. CLICK HERE for online purchase (*fees included in price for online purchases*). To avoid the fees, you can go to the Variety Playhouse box office 2-6 PM M-F and all show nights. Also other Zero Mile venues Terminal West, The Eastern, and Georgia Theater in Athens.

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TDawg Presents is proud to announce that the iconic Grammy-winning singer/songwriter Jim Lauderdale is officially on board for Holiday Hootenanny 15! Joining Vince Herman (Leftover Salmon), Joe Craven (David Grisman Quintet, Garcia/Grisman), Jeff Sipe (Col. Bruce Hampton, Leftover Salmon, Warren Haynes), Rev. Jeff Mosier (Blueground Undergrass, Col. Bruce Hampton, Mosier Bros. Band), Trina Meade, John Mailander, and many others. Below is the complete lineup up to this point. This is will truly be one for the ages. You never know who else show up!

We also are excited to partner up with Positive Legacy to deliver a wonderful silent auction, live auction & raffle, with proceeds benefitting Atlanta Habitat for Humanity.

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Lineup

Vince Herman (Leftover Salmon, The High Hawks)

Jim Lauderdale (Elvis Costello, Buddy & Jim Show, solo)

Joe Craven (David Grisman Quintet, Garcia/Grisman)

Rev. Jeff Mosier (Mosier Brothers, Blueground Undergrass, Col. Bruce & ARU)

Trina Meade (Trina Meade & Co.)

Peter Stroud (Sheryl Crow, Close Enemies)

Jeff Sipe (Col. Bruce & ARU, Leftover Salmon, Warren Haynes)

John Mailander (John Mailander Forecast, Bruce Hornsby, Billy Strings)

Lyndsay Pruett (Jon Stickley Trio)

Tyler Martelli (Monrovia)

Kathie Holmes (Mosier Brothers, Blue Velvet Atlanta)

Richie Jones (Asydequest, Wet Willie, Ain’t Sisters)

Gaurav Malhotra (Col. Bruce, Mosier Brothers, 16 Breaks, D.U.B. Drums, Capt. Soularcat)

Joel Forlines (St. Owsley)

Danimal Pinson

Johnny Mosier (Mosier Brothers, Blueground Undergrass)

Mark Nelson (Mosier Brothers, Blueground Undergrass)

Matt Williams (Pickled Holler, Capt. Soularcat)

Jared Womack (Smokey’s Farmland Band, Grass Is Dead)

Bryan Lopes (Col. Bruce)

Danny Wytanis (Ghost-Note, Col. Bruce)

Paul Garrett (Col. Bruce)

Bill Fleming

Wildman Steve (Emcee)

Tickets: General Admission ~ $35 ADV/$50 Door, Reserved $45 ADV/$60 Door. CLICK HERE for online purchase

The Tillers & The Montvales @ Red Light Cafe This Friday, Oct 25, 8 PM Showtime

23 Oct

Doors 7PM, Showtime 8PM

Click Here for tickets $20 ADV/$25 Door

TDawg Presents is excited to bring you some exciting fresh old-time music by the The Tillers and The Montvales, both from Cincinatti!

The Tillers have been thumping their own distinctive sound of string band style folk music for a decade, riding it all over the country and across the sea. Four studio albums and one live record have won them praise as modern folk storytellers of the national soundscape. Self-described “retired” punk rockers, that punk influence gave their sound a distinctive bite, setting them apart from most other folk acts, creating a hard-driving percussive strum and stomp. Their sound has proven to be an appropriate fit with a wide range of musical styles- traditional folk, bluegrass, jazz, punk rock and anything else they might run into. They have shared the stage with a broad swath of national touring acts, ranging from renowned folk legends such as Doc Watson, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Guy Clark, Country Joe McDonald, Jerry Douglas, Iris Dement, Pokey LaFarge, The Hackensaw Boys and The Carolina Chocolate Drops to rambunctious rock daredevils like the Legendary Shack Shakers.

Songwriter duo The Montvales honed their skills in Knoxville, TN, performing on the air for WDVX and the old-time music community in town, before relocating to Cincinatti. Their sound careens recklessly across the whole folk-country spectrum, showcasing The Montvales’ distinctive harmonies and building a sonic world just expansive and surprising enough to hold the wide-eyed existentialism of the stories and questions raised by the lyrics.