parktoberfest 2015
Parktoberfest 2015 is scheduled for
Saturday, Oct. 17, from 3P to 10 P. Parktoberfest a traditional fall festival, which raises funds to improve Whittier Mills Park’s green space and historic elements. Featuring live music from nationally recognized musicians, great food, craft beer and a silent auction. Come out and enjoy yourself while supporting one of Atlanta’s true hidden gems! Tickets are: $25 for a beer-band & kids 5 and over are $5. |
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Parktoberfest 2015 premier Sponsor
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music lineup
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Barefoot, sleeveless and sweaty, Whiskey Shivers frontman and fiddle master Bobby Fitzgerald never stops smiling on stage. "All right! Let’s kick this thing in the face!” he barks,
as the band tears into their stringed instruments at breakneck speed. It's almost impossible to watch him perform more than a song or two without cracking a smile. His exuberance is contagious, and it bleeds through into the music. Whether they're playing at a backyard house party in Texas, a punk-rock dive bar or a sprawling country music festival, crowds take notice. People put down their phones, pick up their drinks and start dancing. |
Guthrie Brown & The Family Tree
Guthrie Brown is a young buck, up and coming songwriter based out of Nashville TN. His song's paint pictures of wild western sky's as well as colorful love stories. His songwriting is always expanding along with the sound of his band "The Family Tree", in which there is indeed a family dynamic between Guthrie and back up singer/sister, Maddy Brown. Though the other band members, John McNally (Guitar), John Ogelby (Drums), and Will Honaker (Bass) are not blood related, the musical chemistry between the bunch is as dynamic as a family band.
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old salt union
Old Salt Union is known for playing music by their own set of rules. While the men who make up this group are not complete rebels, they are certainly thinking about the future of music. What makes Old Salt Union so special is their ability to stretch the boundaries of traditional bluegrass music by incorporating in-depth musical arrangements, a catchy hook, and an uncanny pop sensibility. They truly are a new generation of bluegrass in the industry.
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Food & Drink
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