Events

What happens when you combine a group of longtime experienced Chattanooga musicians + a shared love of one of the most iconic bands in the history of rock and roll? You get Chelsea Drugstore: The Music Of The Rolling Stones. Performing as The Stones tour live with five core members, Chelsea Drugstore sprinkles a few extra cherries on top including saxophone, keyboards, and female backing vocals for their own unique spin.

"THE RISE OF THE DECADES" is a fantastic musical event celebrating the spirit of rock and roll across generations. The lineup features a diverse range of rock bands, highlighting the legendary guitarist George Lynch of Dokken and Lynch Mob fame. It's a fitting tribute to the genre, ensuring that the spirit of rock and roll lives on for years to come.

Brotherhood, a vibrant 7-piece Doobie Brothers Tribute band hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, has converged with a shared mission: to authentically recreate the electric atmosphere of a "Doobie Brothers" concert. Infused with a deep love for the band's music and a fusion of individual expertise, Brotherhood skillfully delivers all the iconic hits from the Doobies' illustrious 50-year career.

Recognized in 2024 & 2025 by the Chattanooga Times Free Press for best Local Band, The Essentials perform high energy Classic Rock, Grunge, and Southern Rock favorites. You’ll know every song! If you want an experience where you'll dance to all your rock classics, then The Essentials is your band.

The Blake Worthington (STRING) Band is quickly becoming one of the most compelling forces in the Chattanooga music scene, delivering a sound that's acoustically electrifying as it is deeply rooted. They masterfully blend the rapid-fire precision of bluegrass, the storytelling of folk, & an undeniable groove. The result is a vibrant, high-energy experience built on meaningful & genuine song lyrics.

East Nash Grass exemplifies the best of what bluegrass has to offer — as being named the 2024 IBMA New Artist of the Year would suggest. But their breathtaking talent as singers, instrumentalists, and composers is just the beginning. While other acts chase their tail in search of nostalgia, the secret to East Nash Grass lies in their unflinching ability to be themselves. 

Jason Lyles and the Legitimizers make cosmic indie rock influenced by Americana, Alternative, and Powerpop. Built on melodic guitars, driving bass, expressive violin, and rich vocal harmonies, their songs burst with catchy hooks you’ll be humming on the way home. Their energetic live shows bring to life the songwriting of frontman Jason Lyles, blending space-age storytelling with raw emotional grit.

Americana singer-songwriter Noah Guthrie's sound has been described as possessing Chris Stapleton’s country/rock grit with the authenticity of Jason Isbell. Fueled by the unique soulfulness in his richly textured voice and unmistakable Southern influence, Noah is passionate about making good, honest music — music that sounds like him — music that relates — music that makes the listener feel something.

Originally from Fayette County, Kentucky, Candi Jenkins draws deeply from her Bluegrass roots, blending classic country traditions with fresh, modern influences. Kin to Conway Twitty, her music carries an authenticity shaped by lived experience and thoughtful storytelling. Her songs are heartfelt, relatable, and emotionally resonant — the kind that stay with you long after the final note.

Country artist Tyler Reese Tritt is currently tearing up stages across the U.S., bringing her signature blend of grit-and-soul to live audiences. The daughter of country legend Travis Tritt, this star has leaned into full throttle touring — showcasing tight band work, high-energy sets, and a refreshing authenticity that resonates with modern country fans.

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.