Events in Stonecrest today

Rainbow Girls bring their California-bred indie sound to Eddie's Attic with three-part harmonies, powerful songwriting, and a candid yet graceful stage presence. The trio of Erin Chapin, Caitlin Gowdey, and Vanessa May first connected while hosting a weekly open mic at their college home, the Rainbow House, then spent early summers busking and couch surfing across Europe. After their drummer left in 2016, they embraced a stripped-back acoustic setup built around a single condenser mic, putting their intricate voices at the center and solidifying their place in the roots music world. Their mix of provocative charm and meticulous musicianship has attracted a devoted following in the United States and Europe, helped by viral momentum on social media. Their 2024 album, HAUNTING, continues that evolution by reclaiming a word often used for female harmonies, turning it into a statement of strength drawn from confronting trauma, grief, loss, and fear. The result is a collection that feels intimate yet expansive, tracing resilience and transformation while capturing the band at a compelling peak.

Play ball in a welcoming setting at True Love Park. This therapeutic softball program is created for individuals with intellectual or physical disabilities and offers encouragement on and off the field. Participants can build confidence, practice teamwork, and create lasting memories. All skill levels are welcome, and no prior experience is required.

An evening celebrating unity, fellowship, and the bonds that connect Greek-letter organizations takes place at Swigzz Restaurant & Lounge. Attendees can enjoy food, refreshing drinks, upbeat music, and plenty of lively conversation with opportunities to network. Members of Alpha, AKA, Kappa, Omega, Delta, Sigma, Zeta, SGRho, and Iota can reconnect, meet new faces, and honor a shared legacy. Wearing organizational letters is encouraged to show pride and make the night memorable.

Singer songwriter Ari Hest pays tribute to Peter Gabriel’s So at Eddie’s Attic, performing the album from start to finish. He also shares fan favorites alongside his own hits. The concert honors songs that have shaped him over decades while presenting them through his own voice and a personal interpretation. It invites longtime admirers of So and first-time listeners to experience a celebration of one of modern music’s most beloved albums.

Walden brings its Denver-rooted indie and alternative rock to Eddie's Attic. The four-piece draws on a decade of friendship and countless miles on the road, resulting in tight musicianship and a show built on real chemistry. Their set blends heartfelt songwriting with high-energy moments, reflecting years spent touring all 50 states and cultivating a devoted, grassroots fan base. With appearances at major festivals and stints opening for nationally touring artists, the band has earned a reputation for precision and power on stage. Expect a performance that highlights their strong connection and a growing body of work that points to a group moving forward with purpose and momentum.

A candlelit tribute to Juan Gabriel unfolds at The Chapel on Sycamore, presenting his iconic songs arranged for strings in an intimate, multi-sensory setting. Over 60 minutes, the program may feature favorites such as Buenos Días Señor Sol, Así Fue, Abrázame Muy Fuerte, La Diferencia, Querida, No Tengo Dinero, Por Qué Me Haces Llorar, Siempre en Mi Mente, Amor Eterno, Pero Qué Necesidad, El Noa Noa, and Caray. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and entry is not allowed once the concert begins. Guests ages 8 and older are welcome, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is organized by zone and assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. This is a tribute event and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, the estate, or official representatives.

At Core Dance, REBEL REBEL invites dancers into a 5Rhythms Waves workshop that honors the untamed side of the soul. The focus is on standing for what and whom you love, questioning limiting rules, and reclaiming the raw aliveness of wildness, devotion, defiance, and daring. Inspired by Gabrielle Roth’s vision of inner freedom, this experience asks participants to consider how they will use their one life with courage and integrity, and to embody the kind of revolution that brings light in difficult times. The workshop is led by Julie Stuart, an internationally certified 5Rhythms teacher and seasoned facilitator of embodied experiences. With two decades of professional work guiding businesses, organizations, and individuals through challenge toward clarity and alignment, she creates potent spaces for the body’s wisdom to inform, expand, and heal. All levels are welcome, from first-time movers to longtime practitioners. The space is inclusive of all cultures, identities, creeds, genders, sexualities, sizes, abilities, and life stages. High energy is not required, and chairs are available for seated dance. Tuition is $350, with an early bird option at $295. Discounts for 5RTA and crew may be available. Cancellations made up to 14 days before the workshop incur a $75 fee, and there are no refunds within 14 days of the start. Participation counts as 2.5 Waves days on the 5Rhythms teacher training path. A scholarship fund is available for those who wish to help make the workshop accessible to dancers who cannot self-fund.

Guests can take the mic and hit the dance floor at a multicultural karaoke party at Chiquitos Cantina and Grill. DJ Primo ATL supplies a wide range of tracks for every taste, welcoming singers of all styles while the dance floor stays lively. Food and drinks are available to keep the energy high all evening.

A Candlelight concert celebrates the film music of Hans Zimmer at The Chapel on Sycamore in Atlanta, creating an immersive atmosphere illuminated by candlelight. The performance features themes such as Time from Inception, This Land from The Lion King, Zooster’s Breakout from Madagascar, Supermarine from Dunkirk, Honor from The Pacific, A Dark Knight from The Dark Knight, suites from Wonder Woman, Gladiator, Dune, and Pirates of the Caribbean, plus Cornfield Chase from Interstellar and Discombobulate from Sherlock Holmes. The program is tentative. The concert runs for 60 minutes, with doors opening one hour before the music begins, and no late entry after the start. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. This tribute is presented independently and is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by the artist, the estate, or official representatives.

Patrick Davis & His Midnight Choir perform at Eddie's Attic in Decatur, GA. Both tables and tickets are limited.

Enjoy a monthly book sale at Embry Hills Library on the fourth Saturday of each month. Proceeds from purchases support the library.

Michelle Malone brings her roots-driven sound to Eddie’s Attic alongside Trina Meade & Co. A veteran of more than three decades, Malone blends roadhouse rock, blues, folk, and country-soul, a mix shaped by her Georgia roots and reflected across more than a dozen studio albums. Her album Southern Comfort was crafted with a close-knit group of southern collaborators and features contributions from Charlie Starr and Paul Jackson of Blackberry Smoke, Rick Richards of The Georgia Satellites, guitarist Doug Kees, and Americana great Buddy Miller. The title track revisits her early Drag The River era as a tribute to late drummer Billy Pitts, charged with Telecaster bite, slide guitar, and a stomping groove. Across the record she moves from intimate storytelling to amplifier-ready rockers and fluid slide work, co-writing many songs with Dean Dillon. Her ties to the scene run deep, from singing with Drivin N Cryin to sharing stages with Indigo Girls and Shawn Mullins. Songs range from breezy, Petty-tinged rock to fiddle-laced shuffles and southern soul reflections on loss, offering music that feels grounded in place yet speaks broadly. Trina Meade & Co. round out the bill with a powerhouse lineup. Fronted by Atlanta singer and songwriter Trina Meade, whose career includes work with OutKast, Fishbone, Indigo Girls, Stevie Wonder, Blind Boys of Alabama, Toby Keith, Blue Oyster Cult, Pebbles, and Babyface, the group features guitarist and songwriter Donna Hopkins, longtime Atlanta bassist Jon Schwenke, drummer Jason LaMarca, and multi-instrumentalist Jon Harris, a bandleader and recording artist known for guitar, slide, lap steel, and mandolin. After years with Three5Human, Meade is stepping into a new solo chapter with her project Ashes.

This kickoff to 2026 reaffirms ongoing partnerships across the city and a commitment to the euro car community. Plans include several pop-up events at different locations over the course of the year, adding fresh momentum while continuing the positive work already underway.

Enjoy a screening of Practical Magic 2 at Movie Tavern (Tucker). Seating is planned in row E. The exact showtime will be confirmed when ticket sales open, and a purchase link will be provided at that time.

At Eddie's Attic, three friends share the stage in a writer in the round, trading songs and stories as they go. Singer-songwriters Becky Shaw, Alicia Stockman, and Wyatt Espalin each bring a distinct Americana voice shaped by different parts of the United States. Becky Shaw is originally from Seattle, Washington, and has called Decatur, Georgia home for more than three decades after moving to Atlanta in 1989. She forged an eclectic sound by writing, recording, and playing in bands across the city’s vibrant music scene. She now performs primarily as a solo artist, known for intimate sets at house concerts and venues nationwide, with a second solo album slated for release this fall. Alicia Stockman hails from Heber City, Utah, where the Wasatch and Uinta Mountains frame a landscape that informs her songwriting with rugged honesty and a deliberate pace. Influenced by Jewel, Susan Tedeschi, Grace Potter, and the Indigo Girls, she blends folk, blues, and pop with a touch of country under the Americana banner. Her recognitions include an Honorable Mention in the 2025 Telluride Troubadour Contest for the song September, a spot on American Songwriter’s Top 100 Songs of 2022 for Halfway to Houston, three Songwriter Serenade semifinalist nods, a win at the 2017 Suzanne Millsaps Performing Songwriter competition at the Utah Arts Festival, and second place finishes at the 2019 Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival and the 2021 Tucson Folk Festival. Raised in North Georgia, Wyatt Espalin is an award-winning singer, fiddler, and storyteller whose music is steeped in Appalachian tradition. His path began with championship clogging and Appalachian buck dancing, then turned toward songwriting and performance. He released his debut full-length album, Lies From A Lonesome Valley, in 2026, reflecting on identity, belonging, and the search for home. His accolades include winning the 2014 L.E.A.F. Festival New Song Singer-Songwriter Competition and finalist honors in the Chris Austin Songwriting Contest at MerleFest, the Rocky Mountain Folk Festival Songwriter Showcase, and the Songwriter Serenade. Together, these artists weave an evening of camaraderie and Americana, with voices and stories shaped by the Northwest, the mountain West, and the Appalachian South.