FOUNTAIN CITY RAMBLERS

JULY 5

Mike McGill and the Refills

JULY 11

Mike has roots in honky-tonk, and rock and roll. By age 12, Mike McGill was on stage in front of big audiences. He grew up singing old-time gospel songs and old-school, classic country, and bluegrass. He was influenced by Hank Williams, Bill Monroe, and Willie Nelson to harness his musical prowess.

MAL NOMBRE

JULY 12

Corey James Clifton Band

JULY 18

Don’t miss Corey James Clifton, an East Tennessee native, at Boyd’s Jig & Reel. After eight years of traveling the West Coast perfecting his craft, Corey has returned home as a premier artist in the South. He blends soul, rock, blues, and R&B with addictive riffs and powerful lyrics. His live shows are energetic, memorable, and kick-ass. 

Sean ‘Mack’ McDonald

JULY 19

Sean “Mack” McDonald is a young, up-and-coming blues musician known for his traditional blues style and mastery of various blues subgenres. Born in Augusta, Georgia, he was introduced to music at a young age through church, family, and friends. He’s gained attention for his guitar skills, particularly his renditions of Robert Johnson’s “Dust My Broom.”

FRONT PORCH

JULY 25

High energy bluegrass blended with an old-time mountain sound. Front Porch consists of Petey Wesley on banjo and fiddle, Alex Hawf on mandolin, John Henry on guitar, and Cameron Keeling on bass. Each member sings lead and harmony vocals, bringing a diverse style of authentic songwriting to their original music. Front Porch independently released their first album, “Shallow Grave,” in the fall of 2023. Gaining attention across the Midwest with their energetic live shows, their performances highlight their skillful instrumentation, where foot-stomping clawhammer banjo, ripping mandolin, guitar and fiddle melodies are at the forefront of their driving sound.