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Beautiful Weather for The Hoot!

Advance Tickets (Check in at Will Call & available through Thursday, March 31st 10PM!)

This could be YOU this weekend!

The forecast for Friday and Saturday is a beautiful one! We can’t wait for the music to start up on Friday night! We hope you can come on Friday, as we have Wildman Steve’s band, Blackberry Possum, kicking off the weekend high energy jamgrass and some special guests throughout. These fellas are highly skilled and will blow your mind. They’ll do two long sets so get ready! Bring your hammocks, too, as we’ll have some edge domes set up for your enjoyment, not to mention the jungle gym effect 😉 This is really going to be a fun weekend with friends and family, and the music is going to be off the chains!

The primary goal of a TDawg’s Back Porch Hootenanny has never been about bringing in the headliner that draws the big crowd – it’s about the extremely high quality of musicians and those in attendance joining forces for a incredible experience that leaves you happily decompressed from the rigors of your daily lives. You always leave with a new band in your head and memories of unique combinations of the participating musicians.

Below is the schedule for the weekend.

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SCHEDULE

SHED STAGE, FRI APRIL 1

8:30PM – 11:30PM > Blackberry Possum

SHED STAGE, SAT APRIL 2

Noon – 1:20PM > Smokey’s Farmland Band

2:10PM – 3:40PM > The Rickety Crickets

4:35PM – 6:05PM > Ralph Roddenbery Band

7:00PM – 8:30PM > Caroline Aiken

9:25PM – 10:55PM > Rev. Jeff Mosier & Friends

11:25PM – 1:00AM > Strung Like A Horse

MOMS/GRATEFUL FRED STAGE, SAT APRIL 2

1:25PM – 2:10PM > MOMS Jam

3:45PM – 4:30PM > The Ain’t Sisters

6:10PM – 6:55PM > Brian Ashley Jones

8:35PM – 9:20PM > Donna Hopkins & Friends

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Below is the video (filmed at Cherokee Farms no less!) for Gypsy Jane by Strung Like A Horse. Enjoy!

We’ll see ya at the Hoot!!!

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TDawg’s Back Porch Hootenanny Next Weekend (4/1-2)

23 Mar

Hoot_Late afternoon shot

Advance Tickets

SAT ONLY – $45 Adv/$55 Gate

FRI-SAT ONLY – $50 Adv/$65 Gate

We’re just over a week out from the final Back Porch Hootenanny, and it is going to be an amazing time had by all, from the musicians to staff & volunteers to the patrons who have supported the Hootenannies all these years and HarvestFest before that! We all WANT to be there. The music will be continuous, first from the stage and carrying over to the late night acoustic jams! We will celebrate all that has been, that has brought an amazing group of individuals together to form an extra special potpourri of family and friends for so many years already and for the unforeseeable future. The message of bringing together community through music via TDawg Presents events doesn’t end; there is simply a change of venue in the Frank Hamilton School that will continue the trend of outstanding performances and on a more regular basis! Meanwhile, HOOOOOOOOOOTENANNY y’all!!!

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SCHEDULE

SHED STAGE, FRI APRIL 1

8:30PM – 11:30PM > Blackberry Possum

SHED STAGE, SAT APRIL 2

Noon – 1:20PM > Smokey’s Farmland Band

2:10PM – 3:40PM > The Rickety Crickets

4:35PM – 6:05PM > Ralph Roddenbery Band

7:00PM – 8:30PM > Caroline Aiken

9:25PM – 10:55PM > Rev. Jeff Mosier & Friends

11:25PM – 1:00AM > Strung Like A Horse

MOMS/GRATEFUL FRED STAGE, SAT APRIL 2

1:25PM – 2:10PM > MOMS Jam

3:45PM – 4:30PM > The Ain’t Sisters

6:10PM – 6:55PM > Brian Ashley Jones

8:35PM – 9:20PM > Donna Hopkins & Friends

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Here’s a fun video from the spring Hoot in 2012 featuring a nice little jam from led by Donna Hopkins and featuring The Bibb City Ramblers. Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/DNwELYpybSA

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2016 Hoot

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Exciting Shows on the Horizon for FHS Concert Series!

9 Mar

Advance Tickets $15/$18 Door

On behalf of the Frank Hamilton School, Atlanta Area Friends of Folk Music is excited to bring this amazing and dynamic performance to the Red Light Cafe featuring Four Shillings Short. As part of the creative fusion that is happening in World Music today, Four Shillings Short Blends music of India, Ireland, Scotland, Medieval and Renaissance Europe, the Americas, Blues, Folk and Original compositions, all the while carving out a musical identity all their own. The husband/wife duo of Aodh Og O’Tuama from Cork, Ireland and Christy Martin from California, have been performing together since 1995, tour in the US and Ireland, are independent folk-artists with 12 recordings, perform 150 concerts a year and live as the Troubadours of old traveling from town to town playing at music festivals, theatres & performing arts centers, folk & historic societies, libraries, museums and schools.

100% of the proceeds will benefit the Frank Hamilton School. We hope you can make it out for this very special performance! Bring your kids if you want – it’s a very fascinating and captivating experience for all ages!

Here is a video sampler of their varying array of instrumentation and musical paths they will take during one of their performances. Enjoy!

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FHS_Dangermuffin

Advance Tickets $12/$15 Door

Showtime 10PM

http://dangermufffinmusic.com/

The Frank Hamilton School Concert Series is excited to welcome the dynamic trio and national touring act Dangermuffin to the Frank Hamilton Folk School Concert Series! Their Friday night showcase performance at last April’s TDawg’s Back Porch Hootenanny was off the charts musically, a defining two-set gem that displayed true respect to the traditional roots music while creating a progressive acoustic folk-rock sound all their own. They have developed quite a nice grass-roots following in the Atlanta area, so you can expect a very enthusiastic crowd that appreciates fine musicianship. This incredibly dynamic trio brings out a sound that captures you in their groove almost instantly, and we couldn’t be happier to bring them to you via the FHS! From Folly Beach, SC just outside of Charleston, their melodic sound represents three musicians bringing you something unique. Expect a nice long set mixing acoustic & and perhaps some special sit-ins along the way.

Here is a wonderful video about the band that provides some great insight the band and their thought process.

Thanks for your support and embracing of a new musical journey with a commitment to bringing community through music! We hope that you can make it out to either one of these shows or the remaining scheduled concerts! Please note that more will be added as we move along. Please visit the Frank Hamilton School website anytime to find out how you can be a part of the movement!

Tags: Amsterdam, Athens Folk Music and Dance Society, Atlanta Area Friends of Folk Music, dangermuffin, folk Alley, Folk Alliance, Four Shillings Short, Frank Hamilton, Frank Hamilton School, jam base, jam on, Pete Seeger, progressive folk music, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Red Light Cafe, TDawg Presents, tdawg's back porch hootenanny, The Weavers, Woody Guthrie

Frank Hamilton School Concert Series Kicks Off 2/18!

15 Feb

We are very excited about the beginning of something special, and that is the concert side of the Frank Hamilton School! Thursday, February 18, is just the start of a process that will continue to bring quality roots music of all sorts to the Atlanta area. A portion of the proceeds from each show will go directly into operation costs for FHS, so please come out and support! A special side note here ~ there will be a couple of TDawg specials on the menu that night. Both my deeelicious red beans’n’rice and my extremely popular spinach queso dip will be available for order that night. Please let me know what you think!

At this point in time, shows are booked for one Thursday each month through the end of the year, and they are all stellar performances by some of our favorite local musicians as well as some highly touted regional and even national performers! You can click here to see the full schedule through December! Stay tuned for a few additional dates to be added the second half of the year.

It is going to be really fun watching the Frank Hamilton School integrate into the metro Atlanta area through concerts and community gatherings. As we move into spring look for announcements about participating in some prominent spring-time arts festivals and traditional hootenannies! While TDawg’s Back Porch Hootenanny gracefully retires to pasture (with a bang!), the word “Hootenanny” will be put to the true definition, providing a great reason to gather, jam, and enjoy each other’s company!

I found this great video the other day from an attic concert I produced in December 2010 at my good friends MollyO’s house. It was a packed attic for a memorable night of music by Rev. Jeff Mosier & Joe Craven. I hope you enjoy watching this as much as I did! Cheers, y’all, and we at the Frank Hamilton School hope you can make it out!

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Hootenanny Lineup Announcement! 4/1-2

28 Jan

Hoot_Late afternoon shot

SAT ONLY – $45 Adv/$55 Gate (SAT 4/2, includes camping)

FRI-SAT ONLY – $50 Adv/$65 Gate (FRI 4/1 – SAT 4/2, includes camping)

SAT day passes can be purchased on site only, and there will be NO FRIDAY ONLY passes available. Kids 12&under are admitted FREE. Ages 13-16 $20 at gate. As usual, NO DOGS ALLOWED, BYOB (& food if you’d like), and LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR!

TDawg Presents is thrilled to bring you a true family reunion for this 19th and final installment of TDawg’s Back Porch Hootenanny, April 1-2 at Cherokee Farms! The Hoots have always been about a special relationship between musicians, patrons, and Cherokee Farms – such an idyllic setting for some incredibly intimate and phenomenal music. You can expect some fantastic collaborations, bonfire jams, and a welcome jolt to the spring that you need!

The 2016 lineup is almost complete, but here is the list to date. I hope to have the complete lineup within the next two weeks.

Strung Like A Horse

Caroline Aiken

Ralph Roddenbery Band

Smokey’s Farmland Band

Blackberry Possum

Donna Hopkins

Brian Ashley Jones

Bobby Miller (artist at-large)

Let’s go out in style with one, y’all. Everyone is excited to be a part, and it promises to be a period of non-stop fun! PLEASE spread the good word – invite your friends through FB, word-of-mouth, however you can. HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTENANNY!!!

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Last Day for Advance Tickets to Holiday Hootenanny!

26 Dec

ADVANCE TICKETS ($25 Adv/$35 Door) – Remember you’ll receive a FREE DVD of the incredible reunion performance of one of the more enjoyable bands to come out of Atlanta in a long time, B LUEGROUND UNDERGRASS, from last year’s 4th Annual edition!

SCHEDULE

5:30PM > Doors open, Silent Auction begins

6:30PM – 7:30PM > Set 1 featuring Ralph Roddenbery & Donna Hopkins

8PM – 9PM > Set 2 featuring Michael Tolcher

9:30PM – 10:30PM > Set 3 featuring Jim Lauderdale & Tim Carbone

11PM – Midnight > Set 4 featuring Johnny Knapp, Joe Gransden & Col. Bruce Hampton

Come on out and enjoy some of the finest talent Atlanta has to offer, check out the silent auction, and feel good about supporting Atlanta Habitat for Humanity!

THANK YOU to our sponsors for this year: Delta Airlines, Sweetwater Brewing Co., Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Tree Leaf Music, and Wildman Steve Radio! There will be some Tito’s drink specials and Sweetwater beer specials, too!

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FREE DVD Performance by Blueground Undergrass with Holiday Hoot Advance Ticket Purchase!

19 Dec

That’s right, y’all! Purchase ADVANCE TICKETS ($25 Adv/$35 Door) and receive a FREE DVD of the incredible reunion performance of one of the more enjoyable bands to come out of Atlanta in a long time, BLUEGROUND UNDERGRASS, from last year’s 4th Annual edition! The lineup featured members throughout their history plus a few special guests. The energy was fantastic. I hope you enjoy this performance as much as I did. To your right is the lineup from that performance. It was wonderful to corral these friends in one place to make music one more time together, and I’m thankful we have it preserved.

Personally, I hope that you (and I mean YOU) can make it out on Sunday, December 27, to support such a great cause as Atlanta Habitat for Humanity, and witness a concert with a lineup you will not see again. The assembled musicians represent a landscape across the greater Atlanta area with a few twists thrown in. There are options for that night for certain, but rest assured you will see those options again, this edition of Atlanta’s Holiday Hootenanny you won’t. Come on y’all! Click Here if you FEEL THE HOOT!!

Tags: americana, ATL, Atlanta, atlanta habitat for humanity, atlanta jazz, Atlanta Live Music, Atlanta Live Music Calendar, Atlanta Music Scene, bluegrass music, blueground undergrass, blues music, Buddy Miller, Cherokee Farms, Col. Bruce Hampton, donna hopkins, donna the buffalo, Hootenanny, Jim Lauderdale, joe gransden, Johnny Knapp, Kevin Scott, Kevin Thomas, mark raudabaugh, mark van allen, michael smith, Michael Tolcher, outlaw country, railroad earth, ralph roddenbery, Rev. Jeff Mosier, richie jones, Roots Music, TDawg Presents, tdawg's back porch hootenanny, Terminal West, the dappled grays, the whiskey gentry, tim carbone, wildman steve

Holiday Hootenanny 25 Days Away!

2 Dec

Advance Tickets $25/Door $35, doors & silent auction @ 5:30pm – showtime 6:30pm at Terminal West

Excitement is building as we get closer to showtime! News about the sets coming soon, and you can expect some mighty fine combinations of musicians along the way and possibly some surprises, too! The Holiday Hootenanny is going to be a show you won’t forget, I can guarantee that, so PLEASE share this post, invite your friends on the event page at Facebook if you’re so inclined, and feel free to copy the poster and send along to your co-workers, friends & family! Get your advance tickets NOW – it truly helps the cause, which is one I along with many others believe in strongly, and that is supporting Atlanta Habitat for Humanity!

The silent auction is gaining some steam as well! A very special item we have for you to bid on this year is a Warren Haynes autographed Takamine guitar! As you well know, Warren has been and will forever be associated with Habitat for Humanity, having produced the annual Christmas Jam in Asheville, NC for the Asheville chapter of Habitat for Humanity for what will be 27 years in December! THANK YOU to both Warren and The Big House Museum Executive Director, Rob Schneck, for their efforts in securing this wonderful item for bid.

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About Jim Lauderdale

Jim Lauderdale (pictured right with yours truly in a deep conversation) is a multiple Grammy® (2002 collaboration with Dr. Ralph Stanley and in 2007 for Bluegrass Diaries) and Americana Music Association Award-winning musician and one of the most respected artists working the Americana, Bluegrass and Country music communities today.

Jim Lauderdale has always stayed true to his North Carolina roots but is influenced from the experience of his travels. He first immersed himself in the early country music scenes of both New York City and Los Angeles before breaking through in Nashville as a songwriter. He has helped pave the way of the current Americana movement recording records and writing songs that cross genres from country, pop, roots, rock, soul and bluegrass.

Lauderdale, a master songwriter, has had his work recorded by artists such as Patty Loveless, George Jones, Shelby Lynne, Solomon Burke, The Dixie Chicks, Blake Shelton, Lee Ann Womack, Gary Allan, and George Strait, who has had numerous hits with Jim’s songs. Lauderdale’s music has been featured regularly on the ABC hit show Nashville, and he appeared in the successful film Country Strong.

Jim is often called upon as a player and has toured with the likes of Lucinda Williams, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Rhonda Vincent, Hot Tuna & Charlie Musselwhite and Elvis Costello. He also co-hosts a weekly radio show on SiriusXM with Buddy Miller called “The Buddy & Jim Show,” which NPR’s Fresh Air described as “…highly entertaining…” Lauderdale is also the host of the popular Music City Roots each week in Nashville and Scenic City Roots monthly in Chattanooga, TN.

He has collaborated with legends like Ralph Stanley, Elvis Costello and Robert Hunter and is also a critically acclaimed solo artist with dozens of studio releases, including his latest effort, and arguably his finest, I’m A Song…

Click here to read more about Jim Lauderdale and explore his website. You’ll be glad you did! Such a soulful and gifted singer/songwriter! You never know what you will get, and with the all-star group of musicians gathering for the Holiday Hootenanny, you KNOW you will get one helluva set from Jim!

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Hoot #18 A Success! The Ragbirds & Carly Gibson 4/21; The Duhks 4/30!

16 Apr

What a time we had at the 18th edition of TDawg’s Back Porch Hootenanny, a bi-annual tradition (at least!) since 2006! A big shout out to the crew – Tree Sound & Power, Tamara, Linda, Ben, Drew, Amanda, my darlin’ wife Stephanie, Starbridge owners Donna and Logan, Wildman Steve, and the volunteers who helped make this year’s spring event one for the books! As usual, the musicians brought their A+ game to the festie, and despite the move from longtime home Cherokee Farms we had ourselves an amazing experience and THANK YOU to everyone who made it out for our first time at Starbridge! We’ll be back at Cherokee Farms for the fall edition, #19, the weekend of September 18-19!

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Where: The Red Light Cafe, with special guest Carly Gibson

Doors: 7PM, Showtime 8PM

$12 ADV/$15 Door ADVANCE TICKETS CLICK HERE

TDawg Presents is excited to bring this last minute show your way with good friends THE RAGBIRDS! Returning to the intimate confines of The Red Light Cafe, The Ragbirds bring their mesmerizing hypnotic world folk rock w/ a twist of gypsy sound straight to YOU! Click Here to view a little more reading and an amazing video of their performance of my favorite Ragbirds song, “Brave New Beat.” Rising star Carly Gibson opens the evening – it’s simply a great night of music!

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WHERE: Red Light Cafe, with special guests Bottom Dollar String Band

TIME: Doors @ 7pm, Showtime 8pm, Duhks @ 9pm

ADMISSION: $18 adv/$22 door ADVANCE TICKETS HERE
TDawg Presents is excited to bring internationally acclaimed performing artists The Duhks back to Atlanta!

“Canada’s premier neo-tradsters romp from world-beat to blues, urban-pop to old-timey, with wild-eyed invention, haunting traditionalism, and spine-rattling groove.” (Scott Alarik, The Boston Globe)

No band epitomizes the polyethnic strands of modern folk music better than The Duhks. Since forming in Winnipeg in 2001 The Duhks have created a dynamic blend of old-timey, French Canadian and Celtic music punched up with shades of blues, soul and driving Afro Cuban rhythms that leaves festival crowds on their feet. Click Here to read more and view a video of the title track from their latest recording, “Beyond the Blue.”

Tags: dangermuffin, packway handle band, paul diaz, Red Light Cafe, strung like a horse, TDawg Presents, tdawg's back porch hootenanny, The Duhks, The Ragbirds, tree leaf music, Tree Sound Studios, wildman steve

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TWO more Days ’til TDawg’s Back Porch Hootenanny! April 10-11

8 Apr

We have a mostly awesome weekend weatherwise – Mother Nature is being kind to us with the bulk of the rain heading out by the early evening on Friday, just in time for a beautiful performance by Dangermuffin that will kick off the Hootenanny weekend! Now’s your chance to save a few bucks and go ahead and purchase your two-night advance tickets (your name will be at will call). At this price you’re even saving on the walk-up Saturday price! ADVANCE SALES END AT 11:30PM, THU APRIL 9!

FRI-SAT (April 10-11) $60ADV/$75 Gate, SAT ONLY (April 11) $55 ADV/$65 Gate

SAT DAY PASS (NO camping) ~ $50 GATE. Kids 12 & under are admitted FREE! Kids ages 13-16 $20 at gate. NO DOGS PLEASE!

Folks are chompin’ at the bits to get up to the North Georgia mountains and a big ol’ burst of that spring mountain air! Flowers and trees are blooming, the woods are calling our names! Come on out for about as relaxing a time as you’re gonna have – it’s a BYOB event so we won’t have any alcohol for sale, and please feel free to bring your own meals as well! We will have a food vendor on site, and the craft vendors represent a very dynamic and creative group of folks. There will be Hootenanny tshirts for sale on site, tailor made to your liking while you’re there! Please find below the schedule:

FRI APRIL 10

Tree Stage
Dangermuffin (Two Sets)	8:30PM	11:30PM

SAT APRIL 11

Tree Stage
Blackberry Possum	12:00PM	1:00PM
The Higher Choir	1:45PM	3:15PM
Hair of the Dog	4:00PM	5:30PM
Jason Kenney	6:15PM	7:45PM
Packway Handle Band	8:30PM	10:00PM
Strung Like A Horse	10:30PM	12:00AM

MOMS Cabin Stage
MOMS Showcase	1:00PM	1:45PM
Gibson Wilbanks Band	3:15PM	4:00PM
Gibson Wilbanks Band	5:30PM	6:15PM
Mikhail Peterson & Friends	7:45PM	8:30PM

Here’s a fine clip of Packway Handle Band from Music City Roots for your viewing pleasure…See you this weekend!!! Hooootenanny!!!!

Tags: Americana music, Atlanta Live Music, Atlanta Live Music Calendar, Dahlonega GA, dangermuffin, hair of the dog, Jason Kenney, packway handle band, paul diaz, starbridge event center, strung like a horse, TDawg Presents, tdawg's back porch hootenanny, the higher choir, tree leaf music, Tree Sound Studios, wildman steve

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Beautiful Weather for The Hoot!

TDawg’s Back Porch Hootenanny Next Weekend (4/1-2)

Exciting Shows on the Horizon for FHS Concert Series!

Frank Hamilton School Concert Series Kicks Off 2/18!

Hootenanny Lineup Announcement! 4/1-2

Last Day for Advance Tickets to Holiday Hootenanny!

FREE DVD Performance by Blueground Undergrass with Holiday Hoot Advance Ticket Purchase!

Holiday Hootenanny 25 Days Away!

Hoot #18 A Success! The Ragbirds & Carly Gibson 4/21; The Duhks 4/30!

TWO more Days ’til TDawg’s Back Porch Hootenanny! April 10-11

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