10:00 - 11:30 AM: The Schumachers
Music is not a choice but a way of life for Ian Schumacher. As the son of a world-class jazz saxophonist and Broadway national actress, music has always been an integral piece of Ian's existence. From a young age, Ian was always singing. After studying drums and theatre for many years, his younger brother gave him a guitar. The rest is history. Ian Schumacher has performed as a full-time professional musician for over a decade, logging over 5,000 gigs and countless hours of performing over the course of his career. Ian also possesses an astute ear for sound and has demonstrated a gift for sound production and audio recording. He is versed in funk, rock, all facets of EDM, jam, indie, acoustic, Americana, blues, R&B and soul.

12:00 - 1:30 PM: School of Rock West Cobb
School of Rock West Cobb House Band is composed of our most talented and dedicated students in the Performance Program, ages 10-17. Playing songs from ACDC to Zappa, students work long hours to craft a special setlist for every show.

2:00 - 3:30 PM: School of Rock East Cobb
The School of Rock East Cobb is known throughout Georgia as an incubator for incredible musicians. The "House Band" is comprised of the most talented musicians from the school, and as you would expect, THEY REALLY ROCK! Wowing crowds at every mind-blowing show, the band performs classics from some of the greats including Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Tom Petty, The Who, Queen, Black Sabbath and many others.

5:00 - 6:00 PM: Stephanie Berlanga
Born and raised in the sunshine state of Florida, Stephanie Berlanga is an accomplished singer, songwriter, and guitarist who now calls Marietta, GA her home. Uniting genres of pop, singer-songwriter, and folk, Stephanie's melodic vocals and rhythmic guitar playing both intrigue and captivate listeners of all genres.

6:30 - 8:00 PM: July Turner
Steered by the infamous 70’s singer-songwriter and rock n’ roll era influences, genre-blending country and rock, July Turner combines arena-rock anthems with a country flare, bringing a fresh sound to rock and country music.

6:30 - 8:00 PM: George Shingleton
Generations of Shingleton men have played an amalgam of bluegrass and the Appalachian "hill country" music familiar in their area of rural West Virginia, but George Shingleton was the first to make the move from the local church choir to Nashville. Despite a childhood spent with music at the forefront, however, he didn't seriously begin writing songs until he was an adult. Shingleton's second full-length album, 2020's Out All Nighter, proved him "a skilled song craftsman and a talented vocalist... straddling the line between outlaw country and southern rock in his own original style" (Glide Magazine), and his Shot or Two EP, released in January 2023, paired him once again with dear friend Dave Pahanish as his producer. Shingleton is working on more new material, to be released later this year, and is committed to maintaining authenticity and integrity within his stories and sound -- a move that has, throughout his career, garnered him the respect of artists such as Bucky Covington, Charlie Daniels, John Michael Montgomery, Darryl Worley, and others who have invited Shingleton to share the stage.

8:30 - 10:00 PM: Allie Colleen
Allie Colleen is an Artist, singer and songwriter who stretches the boundaries of music genres with her music style that defines how life shaped her, alongside the personal lyrics and transparency in both her vocals and performance. She released her well-received debut album, Stones in 2021. A passion for singing and songwriting since a young age has garnered her a reputation of being a notable songwriter with an iconic-sounding voice. An impeccably strong voice with hints of timeless tradition falls between classic country and the emerging country sound. The room never fails to silence as Allie Colleen begins to sing about the layers of love and heartbreak that have shaped her. Some of her newest songs bring witty lyrics and a connection to the song, unlike most today. Allie Colleen is no stranger to the music industry and is a Belmont University graduate from Owasso, Oklahoma with a style that is truly her own. One of her original songs, “Close Enough,” gained nearly more than 715k views on YouTube while attending college and her social media following has continued to increase every year. Her passionate drive and innovative vision set her apart from her peers resulting in her music and videos going viral on the internet, even capturing the attention of media attention and proving that her audience is captive and waiting for her next song. Persistently working to hone her skills alongside industry professionals and performing at venues both around Nashville and touring on the road to national and international venues garners Allie Colleen a growing fan base. Her debut album Stones was released Nov 26, 2021, with a digital release celebration and a Freak Show take-over at The Local in Nashville. The performance live stream of the show had over 21K viewers on release day, the album and 97.3K combined streams on Spotify. With more than 351,000 followers on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Tik Tok combined, she is one of the most powerful and popular female independent label acts on a trajectory to stardom.

10:00 - 11:00 AM: Jayna Jennings
Only 2% of the population are redheads and Jayna Jennings, award-winning artist on the rise, makes music as unique as her fiery hair. She pulls you into her world with her emotive songwriting, a craft she has been honing for the past decade. Her newest album, Southern Gothic Romance, is set to release this year, and showcases her most honest and vibrant storytelling yet, cementing her as a true Nashville songwriter and a force to be reckoned with in country and folk. Her first release offered her first glimpse at national recognition when all eight songs from her first album received worldwide radio airplay. She has earned over 25 nominations for prestigious awards and has received the honor of Folk/Americana Vocalist of the Year three years in a row at the Josie Music Awards, the world’s largest independent music awards show in Nashville, TN taking place at the Grand Ole Opry.

11:30 AM - 12:30 PM: Thomas Fountain
Thomas Fountain was born and raised in the mountains of North Georgia and that way of life is reflected in his songs. The music that has influenced him as a singer/songwriter is well rooted in the past. However, he has taken that vintage edge and blended it with a distinct modern sound to make what he refers to as, “Solid Mountain Country”. His classy look, smooth vocals, and genuine style is what gravitate people, pull them in, and make them fans for life. Thomas’ fans are treated like friends and family and he wants to make sure every one of them enjoy the ride. His first single “FLOAT” from the debut self-titled EP, was played in rotation on various terrestrial and digital radio outlets across America. Thomas is fresh off the release of his 2nd EP titled “Mountain Climber”, and was featured on NBC’s lifestyle show, Atlanta and Company and Today In Nashville to support the EP. Singles like “Break My Heart”, “Mountain Climber”, and “Window Pane” show the versatility of Thomas as a songwriter. All three singles garnered massive amounts of media within the industry and saw play on large market stations 94.9 The Bull, New Country 101.5, and 96.5 The Bull, all iHeart stations. The music video for his upbeat and fun sing-along single “It Don’t Matter” released in 2021, premiered on CMT.com. Being a Georgia native, Thomas is consistently selling out shows in the Atlanta area and his fan base is quickly expanding around the southeast and beyond.