Get ready for one unforgettable night of live music at Songbirds featuring Little Mule and PLVNET — two of Chattanooga’s most exciting original bands. This is the perfect blend of Southern grit and alternative rock energy you won’t want to miss.
Known for their raw talent, electrifying stage presence, and natural connection as a band, Black Box delivers performances that feel both effortless and powerful. With a growing presence in the local music scene, they’re quickly making a name for themselves as one of Chattanooga’s most exciting young bands to watch. 🎸🔥
Rather than chasing digital momentum, the project has grown through live performance. From small venues and house shows to community lineups across the southeast, Sol Parade focuses on building connection the old-fashioned way by showing up and playing.
Their debut album What a Life drops February 2026, and it’s a full snapshot of who they are.... heartfelt songwriting, soaring instrumental moments, and a bold take on modern bluegrass. The record features a special guest appearance from bluegrass legend Sam Bush on fiddle and harmony vocals, with mastering by two-time GRAMMY Award winner David Glasser at Airshow Mastering.
Blending country, folk, and rock influences, Cole Chaney delivers a style that feels both grounded and expansive. His music pulls from deep Appalachian traditions while incorporating the grit and edge of 90s rock, creating a sound that is honest, emotional, and unmistakably his own. With storytelling at the forefront, his songs capture real-life experiences in a way that resonates far beyond the stage.
Chelsea Drugstore: The Music Of The Rolling Stones is based out of Chattanooga, Tennessee, and consists of members with many years of experience in the local, regional, and national music scene.
First introduced to a national audience during American Idol, McDonald quickly became known for his unmistakable rasp, magnetic presence, and Southern-rooted style. But beyond the spotlight, his journey has been one of evolution. Stepping away from the noise, he leaned into what defines true artistry: living fully, feeling deeply, and writing honestly.
