Improvement Movement is an ever shifting collective of Atlanta based songsmiths, impossible to pin down and unapologetically unpredictable. Depending on the night, they might feel like a loose musical experiment, a tongue in cheek takeover of your dad’s favorite band, or a joyful exercise in organized chaos. What remains constant is their ability to blur genres, play with expectation, and turn every set into something that feels entirely of the moment.
Dawson Hollow brings their high-energy indie folk rock to the Songbirds stage, blending cinematic pop textures, Americana strings, and unforgettable five-part harmonies. Their performances are dynamic, uplifting, and built for connection — the kind of show that pulls you in from the first note and keeps you there.
Raised between the rugged lines of Tennessee and the long shadows of Michigan, Cruz Contreras has spent nearly thirty years forging his path through the Americana musical landscape. He’s a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, bandleader, producer, and storyteller whose voice cuts through noise like a well-honed blade.
Kevn Kinney is best known as the founder and frontman of the Atlanta based rock band Drivin N Cryin, a group that has built a lasting legacy through decades of raw, honest, and genre defying rock music. A highly acclaimed singer, songwriter, musician, performer, visual artist, and poet, Kinney’s influence reaches far beyond the stage.
After the pandemic, the band returned to touring with renewed inspiration, looking toward improvisational legends like Grateful Dead as their creative North Star. Setlists became fluid. Songs stretched into expansive movements. Improvisation took center stage. Each night became its own musical conversation.
Get ready for a high-energy blast from the past featuring all your favorite tunes from Michael Jackson, Prince, Bon Jovi, Journey, and more. With over-the-top visuals, wild fashion, and nonstop nostalgia, this show is the closest thing to time travel back to the decade of big hair and even bigger hits.
His live performances aren’t just concerts; they’re cathartic experiences. From soft and haunting moments to wild and electric highs, his shows linger with you long after the lights come up. Marty’s songs dig deep into the human experience, exploring themes of loneliness, connection, love, and loss. Whether performing solo or with a full band, he brings listeners into his world, making them feel like part of the story.
In 2024, Tae completed as a top 9 finalist on NBC's "The Voice" under coaches Reba McEntire and Dan + Shay.
Caroline Spence is a singer-songwriter based in Nashville, TN. Her five solo albums have been featured by publications like Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, and NPR. Established artists like Emmylou Harris, Matt Berninger (of The National), Sarah Jarosz, and Lori McKenna have joined Caroline on her songs as featured vocalists and her body of work has been streamed over 80 million times.
Yasmin Williams is virtuosic in her mastery of the guitar and in the techniques of her own invention, but her playing never sacrifices lyricism, melody, and rhythm for pure demonstration of skill. With her ambidextrous and pedidextrous, multi-instrumental techniques of her own making and influences ranging from video games to West African griots subverting the predominantly white male canon of fingerstyle guitar, Yasmin Williams is truly a guitarist for the new century.
The Banshees bring their electrifying sound to Songbirds for a high-energy night of live music on Friday, March 27, 2026. Known for their dynamic performances and powerful stage presence, The Banshees deliver a show that keeps audiences engaged from the first note to the final encore.
Jackopierce began in 1988 as theater students at the legendary Meadows School of the Arts at SMU in Dallas. The duo steadily made a name for themselves, and within 5 years, they were signed to major label A&M and recording their debut, "Bringing on the Weather" with uber-producer, T Bone Burnett.
