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Michael Hurwitz live at The Hummingbird in Downtown Macon
We're excited to have Michael Hurwitz from Freddy's Finest rock out on "The Bird Stage" Come out for what is sure to be a great time!
Jess Goggans Band live at The Hummingbird in Downtown Macon
Jess Goggans Band with put the Swing in your step and the soul back in the hollow. Vibrant interpretations of well known classics intertwined with Original music that will captivate you... We want to express our desire to move you with our music.
The Night Shift live at The Hummingbird in Downtown Macon
Regionally touring band, The Night Shift., was founded initially in Atlanta, GA in June. 2014.
420 with CBDB live at The Hummingbird in Downtown Macon
CBDB is a progressive rock n roll jam-band from Tuscaloosa, Alabama and growing like wildfire. Fresh off the release of their third album, entitled "The FAME EP", they are nightly witness to the snowballing momentum behind their ever growing and loyal fan base.
Soaring monthly listeners and followers on SPOTIFY have further propelled and continue to bring widespread attention to their social traction, hype and buzz of a band set for years of writing songs and touring.
Defining a new-founded, southern bled of elated funk, rock n roll, CBDB is channeling a sonic bled of soulful vocals, virtuosic instrumentation with smart, tasteful songwriting: On stage, each member projects their individual masteries into a fluid, elevated and collective energy of rock n roll.
Expect to see them complimenting beautiful musicianship while simultaneously challenging each other on stage. If you enjoy the music, we're glad - but please come see us live!
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The Georgia Flood with The Royal Johnson live at The Hummingbird
The Georgia Flood: Groove-heavy and Genre-bending, The Georgia Flood’s music has evolved over the years. Their new album, People Like Ourselves, draws on indelible melodies, clever lyrics, and an infectious energy; weaving together an EP that hits all the right notes. The Atlanta based duo, Lane Kelly and Brooks Mason, are brothers who began playing when they were seven and nine years old respectively. Hustling birthday parties and family reunions the brothers changed sounds numerous times through their teens. Drawing on their exploration of numerous genres, their songwriting channels classic guitar driving riffs with modern pop sensibilities. The Royal Johnson: Royal Johnson began with just one song. Founders Chance Royal and Andy Johnson got together in May of 2014 to record a simple demo, just for fun, of a song that Johnson had recently written. He laid down some basic guitar and vocals, leaving Royal to work on the song for a couple days. In that time Royal filled out the song, adding bass and layered guitar work. The new creative outlet was a welcomed change for the creatively frustrated guitarist.
The Bama Gamblers live at The Hummingbird in Downtown Macon
The Bama Gamblers, a 4-piece rock n’ roll outfit from Auburn, Alabama, realized their potential and on-stage chemistry almost immediately upon forming in 2010. Their classic, Southern sound quickly gained them a solid fan base in Auburn University’s fraternity houses where they covered classics and current music from their favorite bands: The Allman Brothers, The Rolling Stones, and Blackberry Smoke. The band has continued to travel, grow, and make new fans all over the Southeast, gaining more momentum with each performance. To date, they have had the pleasure of sharing the stage with similar acts such as Moon Taxi, Shooter Jennings, Whiskey Myers, American Aquarium, The Dirty Guv’nahs, North Mississippi All-Stars, Bart Crow, Benjy Davis Project, Casey Donahew Band, Johnathan Tyler and the Northern Lights, and The Vegabonds. The Bama Gamblers released their much anticipated debut album “Iron Mountain” in the Spring of 2014 and are scheduled to record a follow-up EP in 2015.
Trae Pierce and the T-Stones live at The Hummingbird in Downtown Macon
Grammy Award-winning bassist Trae Pierce is leading a wild new musical experience known as Trae Pierce & the T-Stone Band (TPTS). Defined by hard-edged funk and hip-hop mixed with rock and blues, TPTS has developed a high-energy live show with a modern feel that also recalls the unstoppable grooves of Bootsy Collins: they “wants to funk you up!” Trae is a world-class bassist and four-time Grammy Award-winner (with the legendary Blind Boys of Alabama) who cut his bass chops as a member of The Ohio Players. From his Florida home, this bass “monster” has hand-picked a vibrant young group of musicians with limitless energy and extreme talent, and together they’ve been tearing up dance floors throughout the Southeast with a genre-blending twist of funk-rock rhythms that bring out the best in every beat. After sharing the stage with funk powerhouses George Clinton, Parliament Funkadelic, The Revivalists, Yo Mama’s Big Fat Booty Band, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, and The Main Squeeze among others, TPTS is ready to take their party nationwide, so get ready to experience a night of fun-and-funk, coming soon to a club, college or festival near you.
Adult Prom at The Hummingbird in Downtown Macon
We're bringing back The Adult Prom at The Hummingbird Stage & Taproom on April 29, 2017! Keep a look out for updated information!
Angela Perley and The Howlin’ Moons w/ Roxy Roca live at The Hummingbird
Armed with electric guitars, swooning vocals, and songs that split the difference between rock & roll and dreamy psychedelia, Angela Perley & the Howlin’ Moons pack the biggest punch of their career with Homemade Vision. Like the band’s debut, Hey Kid — an album whose kickoff track, “Athens,” earned Perley an International Songwriting Award in 2014 — Homemade Vision was recorded in the Howlin’ Moons’ hometown of Columbus, Ohio. Many of the songs were dreamt up somewhere along the highways and backroads that crisscross America, though, coaxed into life by a group of roots-rock road warriors who regularly play more than 100 shows a year. As a result, Homemade Vision is the sort of wide-ranging record that creates its own geography, building an imaginary place where the influences of David Gilmour, Tom Petty, Led Zeppelin, and Nebula all intersect. It’s also the work of a genuine band. Chris Connor’s guitar playing — a flurry of fuzz, crunch, twang and bang — occupies just as large a role as Perley’s voice, while Billy Zehnal’s bass — coupled with cymbal crashes and snare hits from an arsenal of heavy-hitting drummers — glues the mix together. Inspired by love, heartbreak, and everything in between, Homemade Vision is a battle cry from a band that’s spent years fighting the good fight, carving out their own brand of atmospheric, aggressive Americana along the way. Roxy Roca: No one leaves a Roxy Roca show dissatisfied. A sonic shot to the arm of Texas infused, powerhouse-southern soul and funk complete with a certain tightness only achievable after playing an average of more than 220 shows a year. Roxy Roca shows are like stepping into a tent-revival somewhere in the Deep South, and crooner Taye Cannon is here to speak the gospel. Each tune flows over with hooky guitar riffs, funky backbeats, slammin’ horn lines, and lyrics of love, heartache, and a message of choosing happiness above all else sung with a conviction and sincerity as only Roxy Roca’s green-eyed Soul-Cannon can deliver. Hailing from Austin, Texas, the band has come a long way in the short time it has existed. 2015 brought with it the release of Roxy Roca’s latest album, Ain’t Nothin’ Fancy, on Stag Records. Recorded at EAR Studio in Austin with producer Lars Goransson at the helm, the record captures the classic sounds reminiscent of Stax, Motown, and Domino Records. One might say the band wears its influences on its sleeve, and any member of the six-piece soul outfit would happily list off the forefathers of soul and funk. Now two albums deep, and hundreds of shows later, Roxy Roca has had the good fortune to share the stage with some incredible acts ranging from outright classics such as B.B. King, Tom Jones, and Lee Fields to more modern acts like Fitz and The Tantrums, Mayer Hawthorne, Trombone Shorty, and Vintage Trouble. The future looks bright for Roxy Roca, and there is no end in sight.
