Jamey Lane Hamm & Friends
Friday, December 12th @ 7:30
Jamey Lane Hamm (aka “Brother Hamm”) is a singer-songwriter whose music weaves together honesty, heart, and southern roots. His work leans toward Americana, folk, and soul — modest yet deeply resonant. Grounded by his southern upbringing, Jamey writes songs not of grand gestures but of day-to-day truth: love, longing, friendship, and the roads that bring us home. Over nearly a decade, he has made a meaningful impact on the Brooklyn/Americana music community, partly by creating musical hubs and spaces (like Roots Café) where artists and fans connect. His recent releases include the single “It Ain’t Much (She’s A Lot)” (2025), “Words Fell Through”, “Can’t Get Right”, and “I-59”.
When he performs live, his shows tend to be intimate — listening room style — letting the lyrics and melodies breathe.
Evy Alley
Friday, December 19th @ 7:30
Evy grew up in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Coming from a family of artists and educators, she started singing and playing piano when she was very young and then picked up the guitar at age 8, learning her first song, “Folsom Prison Blues”. Some of Evy’s influences are Joni Mitchell, Brandi Carlile, Lake Street Dive, Queen, and The Beatles. She also plays drums, bass, piano / keyboards, and sings, and is a recent graduate of the Alabama School of Fine Arts where she studied classical and jazz percussion. She is currently attending the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) pursuing a degree in Songwriting / Performance.
Dylan Walshe
Friday, January 9th @ 7:30
Dylan Walshe, originally from Dublin, Ireland, embarked on a journey that took his solo acoustic performances from the bustling streets of London, across Europe, eventually leading him to settle in Nashville, Tennessee. Now residing in the serene southern highlands of Black Mountain, in western North Carolina, Dylan has carved a niche for himself in the music world, headlining tours across the United States, Europe & the UK. He has shared the stage with numerous musical pioneers & has toured as the opener for a diverse range of artists including Flogging Molly, The White Buffalo & Avatar.
Asa J. Harris
Friday, February 13th @ 7:30
Asa J. Harris grew up listening to the legends of country music on a radio station that covered the wiregrass region of southeast Alabama. Today, he creates and shares his own recipe of "moonshine music" -- underproduced and without labels. This music is high-proof and cuts through the sonic environment of modern America.
From along the banks of the Chattahoochee River, Asa J. Harris developed a unique sound-- a strange brew of country, folk, and bluegrass. He has played his music on stages and flatbeds, beside bonfires and barns. He has recorded an album in Austin, Texas and recorded cell phone demos in Viñales, Cuba. No matter what you've heard, you haven't heard Asa J. Harris.
Jason Johnson
Friday, February 27th @ 7:30
A Southern California native, Jason has deep influences in American roots music - classic country and western, California country, rock, rockabilly, blues, and folk. Formerly a resident of the Atlanta, Georgia area for more than a decade, Jason is now based in Birmingham, Alabama. He frequently appears in Nashville at various venues, including the Bluebird Cafe and around Alabama as solo or as the guitarist for the Martini Shakers rockabilly trio.
Jason’s songs speak from the heart and from experience. He touches relatable themes, imagery and lyrics.