Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.  
 

Join us at the Pub each week for Thursday Night Trivia with Tom & Murray!

Assemble your Trivia teams for 2 one-hour rounds with A CHANCE TO WIN GIFT CARDS!
1st & 2nd place prizes! max 8 people per team

 

See you at the pub!

Join us at the Pub each weekend for Live Entertainment!

-----------APRIL LINE UP-----------

Friday, April 5 - Jay Van Raalte
What would you get if you blended the economy of The Edge with the blowtorch blues of Jack White, added to the direct, narrative songwriting of Tom Petty and the dramatic flair of The Killers? Probably something like Jay Van Raalte. The Charleston native’s musical endeavors have ranged from old school blues to folk/country, from musical theater to modern rock, but three things remain constant: thoughtful guitar playing, perceptive songwriting, and a strict attention to detail and arrangement. 
Saturday, April 6 - Clique Bait (Jerry Piper)
Hear your favorite classic rock, blues and country from the 60s, 70s & 80s from Dahlonega locals Jerry, Carl and Noriel.
Friday, April 12 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, April 13 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, April 19 - Ben Ingram
Swamp seasoned Georgia rocker who concocts mystic brews of instrumental grooves while kicking the barn door down with his diesel vocals. His songs are a soulful soundtrack to your next adventure.
Saturday, April 20 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Friday, April 26 - John Sosebee
Real southern juke joint Blues music featuring many originals and classics from greats like R.L. Burnside and Muddy Waters, you won't hear any beat tracks or fake bass lines here. What you will hear is a sound drippin' with the soul of what makes the blues great.
Saturday, April 27 - Jack Windsor
is a singer songwriter born and raised in hippie town USA Eugene, OR. His songwriting reflects the life he's led over the years as a world traveler, job hopper, and thoughtful observer of the scenes playing out in the world around him.

-----------MAY LINE UP-----------

Friday, May 3 - Rhonda Kay
following in the footsteps of her mother who had an all girl country band with Ray Stevens & Jerry Reed. Rahh doesn’t stick to one genre. Her original songs are raw, grit with obvious folk & southern roots & her covers are a mixed bag of groove,soul, mashups, 80’s & 90’s, etc.
Saturday, May 4 - You Two (Chad & Chuck)
How about dialing down the Bono and The Edge vibes and turning up the Steve Perry meets Billy Joel dynamic? You Two’s musical fusion marries skill with enjoyment! Featuring the harmonious collaboration of Chad Edwardson (vocals & guitars) and Chuck Bell (vocals, keys & accordion) they deliver an eclectic range of covers spanning from the 50s to the present. Prepare for sing alongs, engaging medleys, and a dose of enduring, humorous banter that ensures a lively experience. 
Friday, May 10 - Riley Dennis
Just an ordinary run of the mill fella spittin' out hella mic skills.
Saturday, May 11 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, May 17 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, May 18 - Kori Esco
is a current UNG student  who brings her brand of country, best described as Miranda Lambert meets Zach Bryan, out for her Pub debut.
Friday, May 24 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Saturday, May 25 - Carl Rosen
Charlotte, NC musician brings his keyboard and strong set of music you love to the pub. Best known for his Billy Joel and Elton John tribute shows, Carl plays a mix of music from the 1960s to today.
Friday, May 31 - Evan Barber
While he may not be a household name at present, Evan Barber is no stranger to the Americana/roots music scene in the south. The Albany, Georgia native has been writing, recording, and touring across his native territory for the better part of the past decade. He’s cut his teeth sharing the stage with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Blackberry Smoke, Jason Isbell, and the Drive-by Truckers — just to name a few. His songs are sketches of the American South; honest-to-goodness stories lifted from the prairies situated below the heart of Appalachia.

 

Live Music starts at 6:30pm every Friday & Saturday evenings featuring rotating performers! 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.

Every Wednesday Karaoke at 6:30.
Every Thursday Trivia Night at 7 & 8pm.
Concerts every Fri & Sat night 6:30-9:30pm with rotating performers!
Every Saturday 1-4pm with Tom and Juli.
Wing Night every Sunday 4-9pm.
 

Marlin, an anxious and over-protective clownfish, lives in the Great Barrier Reef with his kid Nemo, who longs to explore the world beyond their anemone home. But when Nemo is captured and taken to Sydney, Marlin faces his fears and sets off on an epic adventure across the ocean. With the help of lovable characters such as optimistic Dory, laid-back sea turtle Crush, and the supportive Tank Gang, Marlin and Nemo both overcome challenges on their journey to find each other and themselves.


Rated G

Marlin, an anxious and over-protective clownfish, lives in the Great Barrier Reef with his kid Nemo, who longs to explore the world beyond their anemone home. But when Nemo is captured and taken to Sydney, Marlin faces his fears and sets off on an epic adventure across the ocean. With the help of lovable characters such as optimistic Dory, laid-back sea turtle Crush, and the supportive Tank Gang, Marlin and Nemo both overcome challenges on their journey to find each other and themselves.


Rated G

Purchase Tickets HERE.

Matt Rogers has a powerful, gritty, and raw voice that lends a unique emotional texture to his music. His approach to songwriting adds a genuine quality to his lyrics that center around life, love, and tradition. His “country-at-heart, blues-in-his-soul” sound is captivating and rare.

A Georgia native, Rogers’ musical interest blossomed during his days in middle school when he got his first guitar. Performing in church and events throughout his school years, his love for songwriting began to grow while at college. Influenced by multiple genres, Matt put together his first band in his early 20’s. Leaving a position in the medical field, Matt made his move to Nashville in 2015 working as a full-time songwriter and touring artist.

Matt is a seasoned songsmith who currently boasts 17 songwriting awards that serve as a testament to his signature hard-hitting lyricism electrified by his husky, rich vocals; his song, “Coal,” has won several songwriting awards from NSAI/CMT, Music City Songstar, American Songwriter, Songwriting University, and Mid-Atlantic Song Contest. He achieved the top award from Music City SongStar for his song, “She Was Everything,” as well as a finalist slot in the USA Songwriting Competition. Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI) and CMT selected his song “I Was Raised” for a songwriting achievement award, and it went on to be selected by NSAI as a Top 40 song. 

As an artist, Matt’s live show has earned him the opportunity to share the stage with some of country music’s biggest acts, including Chris Stapleton, Jimmie Allen, Walker Hayes, Clint Black, Clay Walker, Jake Owen, Cole Swindell, LOCASH, Brothers Osborne, Chris Janson, and Michael Ray.

Matt has released four new singles in 2023 and has 6 more scheduled to be released during 2024. For more information, visit https://mattrogerscountry.com.

Intimately connect to both artist and venue in our lush, speakeasy-style, 100 seat listening room. Hear the stories behind the all-original songs as the artist(s) share their inspiration and even their heartaches.

Doors open at 7:00pm; show starts at 7:30pm; VIP seating with table service available for add-on; table seating with limited availability on main floor or balcony. Locally-sourced craft beer and wine available for purchase.

 

Marlin, an anxious and over-protective clownfish, lives in the Great Barrier Reef with his kid Nemo, who longs to explore the world beyond their anemone home. But when Nemo is captured and taken to Sydney, Marlin faces his fears and sets off on an epic adventure across the ocean. With the help of lovable characters such as optimistic Dory, laid-back sea turtle Crush, and the supportive Tank Gang, Marlin and Nemo both overcome challenges on their journey to find each other and themselves.


Rated G

 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.  
 

Join us at the Pub each week for Thursday Night Trivia with Tom & Murray!

Assemble your Trivia teams for 2 one-hour rounds with A CHANCE TO WIN GIFT CARDS!
1st & 2nd place prizes! max 8 people per team

 

See you at the pub!

Join us at the Pub each weekend for Live Entertainment!

-----------APRIL LINE UP-----------

Friday, April 5 - Jay Van Raalte
What would you get if you blended the economy of The Edge with the blowtorch blues of Jack White, added to the direct, narrative songwriting of Tom Petty and the dramatic flair of The Killers? Probably something like Jay Van Raalte. The Charleston native’s musical endeavors have ranged from old school blues to folk/country, from musical theater to modern rock, but three things remain constant: thoughtful guitar playing, perceptive songwriting, and a strict attention to detail and arrangement. 
Saturday, April 6 - Clique Bait (Jerry Piper)
Hear your favorite classic rock, blues and country from the 60s, 70s & 80s from Dahlonega locals Jerry, Carl and Noriel.
Friday, April 12 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, April 13 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, April 19 - Ben Ingram
Swamp seasoned Georgia rocker who concocts mystic brews of instrumental grooves while kicking the barn door down with his diesel vocals. His songs are a soulful soundtrack to your next adventure.
Saturday, April 20 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Friday, April 26 - John Sosebee
Real southern juke joint Blues music featuring many originals and classics from greats like R.L. Burnside and Muddy Waters, you won't hear any beat tracks or fake bass lines here. What you will hear is a sound drippin' with the soul of what makes the blues great.
Saturday, April 27 - Jack Windsor
is a singer songwriter born and raised in hippie town USA Eugene, OR. His songwriting reflects the life he's led over the years as a world traveler, job hopper, and thoughtful observer of the scenes playing out in the world around him.

-----------MAY LINE UP-----------

Friday, May 3 - Rhonda Kay
following in the footsteps of her mother who had an all girl country band with Ray Stevens & Jerry Reed. Rahh doesn’t stick to one genre. Her original songs are raw, grit with obvious folk & southern roots & her covers are a mixed bag of groove,soul, mashups, 80’s & 90’s, etc.
Saturday, May 4 - You Two (Chad & Chuck)
How about dialing down the Bono and The Edge vibes and turning up the Steve Perry meets Billy Joel dynamic? You Two’s musical fusion marries skill with enjoyment! Featuring the harmonious collaboration of Chad Edwardson (vocals & guitars) and Chuck Bell (vocals, keys & accordion) they deliver an eclectic range of covers spanning from the 50s to the present. Prepare for sing alongs, engaging medleys, and a dose of enduring, humorous banter that ensures a lively experience. 
Friday, May 10 - Riley Dennis
Just an ordinary run of the mill fella spittin' out hella mic skills.
Saturday, May 11 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, May 17 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, May 18 - Kori Esco
is a current UNG student  who brings her brand of country, best described as Miranda Lambert meets Zach Bryan, out for her Pub debut.
Friday, May 24 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Saturday, May 25 - Carl Rosen
Charlotte, NC musician brings his keyboard and strong set of music you love to the pub. Best known for his Billy Joel and Elton John tribute shows, Carl plays a mix of music from the 1960s to today.
Friday, May 31 - Evan Barber
While he may not be a household name at present, Evan Barber is no stranger to the Americana/roots music scene in the south. The Albany, Georgia native has been writing, recording, and touring across his native territory for the better part of the past decade. He’s cut his teeth sharing the stage with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Blackberry Smoke, Jason Isbell, and the Drive-by Truckers — just to name a few. His songs are sketches of the American South; honest-to-goodness stories lifted from the prairies situated below the heart of Appalachia.

 

Live Music starts at 6:30pm every Friday & Saturday evenings featuring rotating performers! 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.

Every Wednesday Karaoke at 6:30.
Every Thursday Trivia Night at 7 & 8pm.
Concerts every Fri & Sat night 6:30-9:30pm with rotating performers!
Every Saturday 1-4pm with Tom and Juli.
Wing Night every Sunday 4-9pm.
 

Join the Chamber Board of Directors and Ambassadors as we celebrate the Ribbon Cutting for Northeast Georgia Medical Center!!
Open House is from 1-4PM
Ribbon Cutting occurs approx. 1:30PM

 

 

Join us at the Pub each weekend for Live Entertainment!

-----------APRIL LINE UP-----------

Friday, April 5 - Jay Van Raalte
What would you get if you blended the economy of The Edge with the blowtorch blues of Jack White, added to the direct, narrative songwriting of Tom Petty and the dramatic flair of The Killers? Probably something like Jay Van Raalte. The Charleston native’s musical endeavors have ranged from old school blues to folk/country, from musical theater to modern rock, but three things remain constant: thoughtful guitar playing, perceptive songwriting, and a strict attention to detail and arrangement. 
Saturday, April 6 - Clique Bait (Jerry Piper)
Hear your favorite classic rock, blues and country from the 60s, 70s & 80s from Dahlonega locals Jerry, Carl and Noriel.
Friday, April 12 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, April 13 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, April 19 - Ben Ingram
Swamp seasoned Georgia rocker who concocts mystic brews of instrumental grooves while kicking the barn door down with his diesel vocals. His songs are a soulful soundtrack to your next adventure.
Saturday, April 20 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Friday, April 26 - John Sosebee
Real southern juke joint Blues music featuring many originals and classics from greats like R.L. Burnside and Muddy Waters, you won't hear any beat tracks or fake bass lines here. What you will hear is a sound drippin' with the soul of what makes the blues great.
Saturday, April 27 - Jack Windsor
is a singer songwriter born and raised in hippie town USA Eugene, OR. His songwriting reflects the life he's led over the years as a world traveler, job hopper, and thoughtful observer of the scenes playing out in the world around him.

-----------MAY LINE UP-----------

Friday, May 3 - Rhonda Kay
following in the footsteps of her mother who had an all girl country band with Ray Stevens & Jerry Reed. Rahh doesn’t stick to one genre. Her original songs are raw, grit with obvious folk & southern roots & her covers are a mixed bag of groove,soul, mashups, 80’s & 90’s, etc.
Saturday, May 4 - You Two (Chad & Chuck)
How about dialing down the Bono and The Edge vibes and turning up the Steve Perry meets Billy Joel dynamic? You Two’s musical fusion marries skill with enjoyment! Featuring the harmonious collaboration of Chad Edwardson (vocals & guitars) and Chuck Bell (vocals, keys & accordion) they deliver an eclectic range of covers spanning from the 50s to the present. Prepare for sing alongs, engaging medleys, and a dose of enduring, humorous banter that ensures a lively experience. 
Friday, May 10 - Riley Dennis
Just an ordinary run of the mill fella spittin' out hella mic skills.
Saturday, May 11 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, May 17 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, May 18 - Kori Esco
is a current UNG student  who brings her brand of country, best described as Miranda Lambert meets Zach Bryan, out for her Pub debut.
Friday, May 24 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Saturday, May 25 - Carl Rosen
Charlotte, NC musician brings his keyboard and strong set of music you love to the pub. Best known for his Billy Joel and Elton John tribute shows, Carl plays a mix of music from the 1960s to today.
Friday, May 31 - Evan Barber
While he may not be a household name at present, Evan Barber is no stranger to the Americana/roots music scene in the south. The Albany, Georgia native has been writing, recording, and touring across his native territory for the better part of the past decade. He’s cut his teeth sharing the stage with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Blackberry Smoke, Jason Isbell, and the Drive-by Truckers — just to name a few. His songs are sketches of the American South; honest-to-goodness stories lifted from the prairies situated below the heart of Appalachia.

 

Live Music starts at 6:30pm every Friday & Saturday evenings featuring rotating performers! 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.

Every Wednesday Karaoke at 6:30.
Every Thursday Trivia Night at 7 & 8pm.
Concerts every Fri & Sat night 6:30-9:30pm with rotating performers!
Every Saturday 1-4pm with Tom and Juli.
Wing Night every Sunday 4-9pm.
 

 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.  
 

Join local businesses leaders and elected officials as our State Senator, Steve Gooch, and State Representative, Will Wade, inform the community of current state legislative topics.
 

Senator Steve Gooch
51st District
Majority Leader


Representative Will Wade
9th District
Governor's Floor Leader
 

Join us at the Pub each week for Thursday Night Trivia with Tom & Murray!

Assemble your Trivia teams for 2 one-hour rounds with A CHANCE TO WIN GIFT CARDS!
1st & 2nd place prizes! max 8 people per team

 

See you at the pub!

Join us at the Pub each weekend for Live Entertainment!

-----------APRIL LINE UP-----------

Friday, April 5 - Jay Van Raalte
What would you get if you blended the economy of The Edge with the blowtorch blues of Jack White, added to the direct, narrative songwriting of Tom Petty and the dramatic flair of The Killers? Probably something like Jay Van Raalte. The Charleston native’s musical endeavors have ranged from old school blues to folk/country, from musical theater to modern rock, but three things remain constant: thoughtful guitar playing, perceptive songwriting, and a strict attention to detail and arrangement. 
Saturday, April 6 - Clique Bait (Jerry Piper)
Hear your favorite classic rock, blues and country from the 60s, 70s & 80s from Dahlonega locals Jerry, Carl and Noriel.
Friday, April 12 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, April 13 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, April 19 - Ben Ingram
Swamp seasoned Georgia rocker who concocts mystic brews of instrumental grooves while kicking the barn door down with his diesel vocals. His songs are a soulful soundtrack to your next adventure.
Saturday, April 20 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Friday, April 26 - John Sosebee
Real southern juke joint Blues music featuring many originals and classics from greats like R.L. Burnside and Muddy Waters, you won't hear any beat tracks or fake bass lines here. What you will hear is a sound drippin' with the soul of what makes the blues great.
Saturday, April 27 - Jack Windsor
is a singer songwriter born and raised in hippie town USA Eugene, OR. His songwriting reflects the life he's led over the years as a world traveler, job hopper, and thoughtful observer of the scenes playing out in the world around him.

-----------MAY LINE UP-----------

Friday, May 3 - Rhonda Kay
following in the footsteps of her mother who had an all girl country band with Ray Stevens & Jerry Reed. Rahh doesn’t stick to one genre. Her original songs are raw, grit with obvious folk & southern roots & her covers are a mixed bag of groove,soul, mashups, 80’s & 90’s, etc.
Saturday, May 4 - You Two (Chad & Chuck)
How about dialing down the Bono and The Edge vibes and turning up the Steve Perry meets Billy Joel dynamic? You Two’s musical fusion marries skill with enjoyment! Featuring the harmonious collaboration of Chad Edwardson (vocals & guitars) and Chuck Bell (vocals, keys & accordion) they deliver an eclectic range of covers spanning from the 50s to the present. Prepare for sing alongs, engaging medleys, and a dose of enduring, humorous banter that ensures a lively experience. 
Friday, May 10 - Riley Dennis
Just an ordinary run of the mill fella spittin' out hella mic skills.
Saturday, May 11 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, May 17 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, May 18 - Kori Esco
is a current UNG student  who brings her brand of country, best described as Miranda Lambert meets Zach Bryan, out for her Pub debut.
Friday, May 24 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Saturday, May 25 - Carl Rosen
Charlotte, NC musician brings his keyboard and strong set of music you love to the pub. Best known for his Billy Joel and Elton John tribute shows, Carl plays a mix of music from the 1960s to today.
Friday, May 31 - Evan Barber
While he may not be a household name at present, Evan Barber is no stranger to the Americana/roots music scene in the south. The Albany, Georgia native has been writing, recording, and touring across his native territory for the better part of the past decade. He’s cut his teeth sharing the stage with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Blackberry Smoke, Jason Isbell, and the Drive-by Truckers — just to name a few. His songs are sketches of the American South; honest-to-goodness stories lifted from the prairies situated below the heart of Appalachia.

 

Live Music starts at 6:30pm every Friday & Saturday evenings featuring rotating performers! 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.

Every Wednesday Karaoke at 6:30.
Every Thursday Trivia Night at 7 & 8pm.
Concerts every Fri & Sat night 6:30-9:30pm with rotating performers!
Every Saturday 1-4pm with Tom and Juli.
Wing Night every Sunday 4-9pm.
 

Join us at the Pub each weekend for Live Entertainment!

-----------APRIL LINE UP-----------

Friday, April 5 - Jay Van Raalte
What would you get if you blended the economy of The Edge with the blowtorch blues of Jack White, added to the direct, narrative songwriting of Tom Petty and the dramatic flair of The Killers? Probably something like Jay Van Raalte. The Charleston native’s musical endeavors have ranged from old school blues to folk/country, from musical theater to modern rock, but three things remain constant: thoughtful guitar playing, perceptive songwriting, and a strict attention to detail and arrangement. 
Saturday, April 6 - Clique Bait (Jerry Piper)
Hear your favorite classic rock, blues and country from the 60s, 70s & 80s from Dahlonega locals Jerry, Carl and Noriel.
Friday, April 12 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, April 13 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, April 19 - Ben Ingram
Swamp seasoned Georgia rocker who concocts mystic brews of instrumental grooves while kicking the barn door down with his diesel vocals. His songs are a soulful soundtrack to your next adventure.
Saturday, April 20 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Friday, April 26 - John Sosebee
Real southern juke joint Blues music featuring many originals and classics from greats like R.L. Burnside and Muddy Waters, you won't hear any beat tracks or fake bass lines here. What you will hear is a sound drippin' with the soul of what makes the blues great.
Saturday, April 27 - Jack Windsor
is a singer songwriter born and raised in hippie town USA Eugene, OR. His songwriting reflects the life he's led over the years as a world traveler, job hopper, and thoughtful observer of the scenes playing out in the world around him.

-----------MAY LINE UP-----------

Friday, May 3 - Rhonda Kay
following in the footsteps of her mother who had an all girl country band with Ray Stevens & Jerry Reed. Rahh doesn’t stick to one genre. Her original songs are raw, grit with obvious folk & southern roots & her covers are a mixed bag of groove,soul, mashups, 80’s & 90’s, etc.
Saturday, May 4 - You Two (Chad & Chuck)
How about dialing down the Bono and The Edge vibes and turning up the Steve Perry meets Billy Joel dynamic? You Two’s musical fusion marries skill with enjoyment! Featuring the harmonious collaboration of Chad Edwardson (vocals & guitars) and Chuck Bell (vocals, keys & accordion) they deliver an eclectic range of covers spanning from the 50s to the present. Prepare for sing alongs, engaging medleys, and a dose of enduring, humorous banter that ensures a lively experience. 
Friday, May 10 - Riley Dennis
Just an ordinary run of the mill fella spittin' out hella mic skills.
Saturday, May 11 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, May 17 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, May 18 - Kori Esco
is a current UNG student  who brings her brand of country, best described as Miranda Lambert meets Zach Bryan, out for her Pub debut.
Friday, May 24 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Saturday, May 25 - Carl Rosen
Charlotte, NC musician brings his keyboard and strong set of music you love to the pub. Best known for his Billy Joel and Elton John tribute shows, Carl plays a mix of music from the 1960s to today.
Friday, May 31 - Evan Barber
While he may not be a household name at present, Evan Barber is no stranger to the Americana/roots music scene in the south. The Albany, Georgia native has been writing, recording, and touring across his native territory for the better part of the past decade. He’s cut his teeth sharing the stage with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Blackberry Smoke, Jason Isbell, and the Drive-by Truckers — just to name a few. His songs are sketches of the American South; honest-to-goodness stories lifted from the prairies situated below the heart of Appalachia.

 

Live Music starts at 6:30pm every Friday & Saturday evenings featuring rotating performers! 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.

Every Wednesday Karaoke at 6:30.
Every Thursday Trivia Night at 7 & 8pm.
Concerts every Fri & Sat night 6:30-9:30pm with rotating performers!
Every Saturday 1-4pm with Tom and Juli.
Wing Night every Sunday 4-9pm.
 

 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.  
 

Join us at the Pub each week for Thursday Night Trivia with Tom & Murray!

Assemble your Trivia teams for 2 one-hour rounds with A CHANCE TO WIN GIFT CARDS!
1st & 2nd place prizes! max 8 people per team

 

See you at the pub!

Join us at the Pub each weekend for Live Entertainment!

-----------APRIL LINE UP-----------

Friday, April 5 - Jay Van Raalte
What would you get if you blended the economy of The Edge with the blowtorch blues of Jack White, added to the direct, narrative songwriting of Tom Petty and the dramatic flair of The Killers? Probably something like Jay Van Raalte. The Charleston native’s musical endeavors have ranged from old school blues to folk/country, from musical theater to modern rock, but three things remain constant: thoughtful guitar playing, perceptive songwriting, and a strict attention to detail and arrangement. 
Saturday, April 6 - Clique Bait (Jerry Piper)
Hear your favorite classic rock, blues and country from the 60s, 70s & 80s from Dahlonega locals Jerry, Carl and Noriel.
Friday, April 12 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, April 13 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, April 19 - Ben Ingram
Swamp seasoned Georgia rocker who concocts mystic brews of instrumental grooves while kicking the barn door down with his diesel vocals. His songs are a soulful soundtrack to your next adventure.
Saturday, April 20 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Friday, April 26 - John Sosebee
Real southern juke joint Blues music featuring many originals and classics from greats like R.L. Burnside and Muddy Waters, you won't hear any beat tracks or fake bass lines here. What you will hear is a sound drippin' with the soul of what makes the blues great.
Saturday, April 27 - Jack Windsor
is a singer songwriter born and raised in hippie town USA Eugene, OR. His songwriting reflects the life he's led over the years as a world traveler, job hopper, and thoughtful observer of the scenes playing out in the world around him.

-----------MAY LINE UP-----------

Friday, May 3 - Rhonda Kay
following in the footsteps of her mother who had an all girl country band with Ray Stevens & Jerry Reed. Rahh doesn’t stick to one genre. Her original songs are raw, grit with obvious folk & southern roots & her covers are a mixed bag of groove,soul, mashups, 80’s & 90’s, etc.
Saturday, May 4 - You Two (Chad & Chuck)
How about dialing down the Bono and The Edge vibes and turning up the Steve Perry meets Billy Joel dynamic? You Two’s musical fusion marries skill with enjoyment! Featuring the harmonious collaboration of Chad Edwardson (vocals & guitars) and Chuck Bell (vocals, keys & accordion) they deliver an eclectic range of covers spanning from the 50s to the present. Prepare for sing alongs, engaging medleys, and a dose of enduring, humorous banter that ensures a lively experience. 
Friday, May 10 - Riley Dennis
Just an ordinary run of the mill fella spittin' out hella mic skills.
Saturday, May 11 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, May 17 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, May 18 - Kori Esco
is a current UNG student  who brings her brand of country, best described as Miranda Lambert meets Zach Bryan, out for her Pub debut.
Friday, May 24 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Saturday, May 25 - Carl Rosen
Charlotte, NC musician brings his keyboard and strong set of music you love to the pub. Best known for his Billy Joel and Elton John tribute shows, Carl plays a mix of music from the 1960s to today.
Friday, May 31 - Evan Barber
While he may not be a household name at present, Evan Barber is no stranger to the Americana/roots music scene in the south. The Albany, Georgia native has been writing, recording, and touring across his native territory for the better part of the past decade. He’s cut his teeth sharing the stage with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Blackberry Smoke, Jason Isbell, and the Drive-by Truckers — just to name a few. His songs are sketches of the American South; honest-to-goodness stories lifted from the prairies situated below the heart of Appalachia.

 

Live Music starts at 6:30pm every Friday & Saturday evenings featuring rotating performers! 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.

Every Wednesday Karaoke at 6:30.
Every Thursday Trivia Night at 7 & 8pm.
Concerts every Fri & Sat night 6:30-9:30pm with rotating performers!
Every Saturday 1-4pm with Tom and Juli.
Wing Night every Sunday 4-9pm.
 

The organizers of the Six Gap Century, Six Gap Fifty are bringing you a whole new kind of ride.

Join us for our 2nd Annual Gravel Ride!

9000
6G2/9, brings you 80 miles and 80% Gravel. The 9,000 feet of climbing is just the type of challenge that is worth completing. You will absolutely earn some of that post ride refreshment!

You will find the rhythm of the mountains as you roll along, the nice hard pack, fast double track and even a creek crossing awaits. We are throwing the best Georgia has to offer, all while providing you with stocked rest stops and SAG support.

The perfect scenery will blur past as you descend to the finish and all the fun of the post ride party at Dahlonega’s best kept secret The Overhang. See you there for some Three Rangers Brew.

7000
The 6G2/7 provides an intermediate experience.  A 60-mile, 7000-foot climb, 90% Gravel journey through the North Georgia Mountains.  Don’t worry we made sure you didn’t miss out on grades of 15% and the fun of a 12% descent. 

Riding along the heart of the Blue Ridge Wilderness you will enjoy the ups and downs only these mountains can bring.  From the fish hatchery to Suches and beyond the roads traveled will give you no shortage of material for post ride tales.

Dahlonega’s best kept secret The Overhang will be waiting with ice cold Three Rangers beer and to hear all your epic stories!!

4000
The 4000 feet of climbing in 30 miles of 6G2/4 lets you explore all the incredible challenges Gravel Riding has to offer.

You will get many of the same experiences as the other courses but is a smaller sample size.  Whether you are a first-timer or just Gravel curious we highly recommend 6G2/4.  You will still get rest stops and Sag support.  And to top it off you have a great shot at being the first ones back for the food and beer.

Dahlonega’s best-kept secret The Overhang and ice-cold Three Rangers will be just as refreshing after 30 miles as it is after 10,000, the biggest difference is you will have more energy left to enjoy it.

Join us at the Pub each weekend for Live Entertainment!

-----------APRIL LINE UP-----------

Friday, April 5 - Jay Van Raalte
What would you get if you blended the economy of The Edge with the blowtorch blues of Jack White, added to the direct, narrative songwriting of Tom Petty and the dramatic flair of The Killers? Probably something like Jay Van Raalte. The Charleston native’s musical endeavors have ranged from old school blues to folk/country, from musical theater to modern rock, but three things remain constant: thoughtful guitar playing, perceptive songwriting, and a strict attention to detail and arrangement. 
Saturday, April 6 - Clique Bait (Jerry Piper)
Hear your favorite classic rock, blues and country from the 60s, 70s & 80s from Dahlonega locals Jerry, Carl and Noriel.
Friday, April 12 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, April 13 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, April 19 - Ben Ingram
Swamp seasoned Georgia rocker who concocts mystic brews of instrumental grooves while kicking the barn door down with his diesel vocals. His songs are a soulful soundtrack to your next adventure.
Saturday, April 20 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Friday, April 26 - John Sosebee
Real southern juke joint Blues music featuring many originals and classics from greats like R.L. Burnside and Muddy Waters, you won't hear any beat tracks or fake bass lines here. What you will hear is a sound drippin' with the soul of what makes the blues great.
Saturday, April 27 - Jack Windsor
is a singer songwriter born and raised in hippie town USA Eugene, OR. His songwriting reflects the life he's led over the years as a world traveler, job hopper, and thoughtful observer of the scenes playing out in the world around him.

-----------MAY LINE UP-----------

Friday, May 3 - Rhonda Kay
following in the footsteps of her mother who had an all girl country band with Ray Stevens & Jerry Reed. Rahh doesn’t stick to one genre. Her original songs are raw, grit with obvious folk & southern roots & her covers are a mixed bag of groove,soul, mashups, 80’s & 90’s, etc.
Saturday, May 4 - You Two (Chad & Chuck)
How about dialing down the Bono and The Edge vibes and turning up the Steve Perry meets Billy Joel dynamic? You Two’s musical fusion marries skill with enjoyment! Featuring the harmonious collaboration of Chad Edwardson (vocals & guitars) and Chuck Bell (vocals, keys & accordion) they deliver an eclectic range of covers spanning from the 50s to the present. Prepare for sing alongs, engaging medleys, and a dose of enduring, humorous banter that ensures a lively experience. 
Friday, May 10 - Riley Dennis
Just an ordinary run of the mill fella spittin' out hella mic skills.
Saturday, May 11 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, May 17 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, May 18 - Kori Esco
is a current UNG student  who brings her brand of country, best described as Miranda Lambert meets Zach Bryan, out for her Pub debut.
Friday, May 24 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Saturday, May 25 - Carl Rosen
Charlotte, NC musician brings his keyboard and strong set of music you love to the pub. Best known for his Billy Joel and Elton John tribute shows, Carl plays a mix of music from the 1960s to today.
Friday, May 31 - Evan Barber
While he may not be a household name at present, Evan Barber is no stranger to the Americana/roots music scene in the south. The Albany, Georgia native has been writing, recording, and touring across his native territory for the better part of the past decade. He’s cut his teeth sharing the stage with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Blackberry Smoke, Jason Isbell, and the Drive-by Truckers — just to name a few. His songs are sketches of the American South; honest-to-goodness stories lifted from the prairies situated below the heart of Appalachia.

 

Live Music starts at 6:30pm every Friday & Saturday evenings featuring rotating performers! 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.

Every Wednesday Karaoke at 6:30.
Every Thursday Trivia Night at 7 & 8pm.
Concerts every Fri & Sat night 6:30-9:30pm with rotating performers!
Every Saturday 1-4pm with Tom and Juli.
Wing Night every Sunday 4-9pm.
 

 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.  
 

Join us at the Pub each week for Thursday Night Trivia with Tom & Murray!

Assemble your Trivia teams for 2 one-hour rounds with A CHANCE TO WIN GIFT CARDS!
1st & 2nd place prizes! max 8 people per team

 

See you at the pub!

Join us at the Pub each weekend for Live Entertainment!

-----------APRIL LINE UP-----------

Friday, April 5 - Jay Van Raalte
What would you get if you blended the economy of The Edge with the blowtorch blues of Jack White, added to the direct, narrative songwriting of Tom Petty and the dramatic flair of The Killers? Probably something like Jay Van Raalte. The Charleston native’s musical endeavors have ranged from old school blues to folk/country, from musical theater to modern rock, but three things remain constant: thoughtful guitar playing, perceptive songwriting, and a strict attention to detail and arrangement. 
Saturday, April 6 - Clique Bait (Jerry Piper)
Hear your favorite classic rock, blues and country from the 60s, 70s & 80s from Dahlonega locals Jerry, Carl and Noriel.
Friday, April 12 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, April 13 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, April 19 - Ben Ingram
Swamp seasoned Georgia rocker who concocts mystic brews of instrumental grooves while kicking the barn door down with his diesel vocals. His songs are a soulful soundtrack to your next adventure.
Saturday, April 20 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Friday, April 26 - John Sosebee
Real southern juke joint Blues music featuring many originals and classics from greats like R.L. Burnside and Muddy Waters, you won't hear any beat tracks or fake bass lines here. What you will hear is a sound drippin' with the soul of what makes the blues great.
Saturday, April 27 - Jack Windsor
is a singer songwriter born and raised in hippie town USA Eugene, OR. His songwriting reflects the life he's led over the years as a world traveler, job hopper, and thoughtful observer of the scenes playing out in the world around him.

-----------MAY LINE UP-----------

Friday, May 3 - Rhonda Kay
following in the footsteps of her mother who had an all girl country band with Ray Stevens & Jerry Reed. Rahh doesn’t stick to one genre. Her original songs are raw, grit with obvious folk & southern roots & her covers are a mixed bag of groove,soul, mashups, 80’s & 90’s, etc.
Saturday, May 4 - You Two (Chad & Chuck)
How about dialing down the Bono and The Edge vibes and turning up the Steve Perry meets Billy Joel dynamic? You Two’s musical fusion marries skill with enjoyment! Featuring the harmonious collaboration of Chad Edwardson (vocals & guitars) and Chuck Bell (vocals, keys & accordion) they deliver an eclectic range of covers spanning from the 50s to the present. Prepare for sing alongs, engaging medleys, and a dose of enduring, humorous banter that ensures a lively experience. 
Friday, May 10 - Riley Dennis
Just an ordinary run of the mill fella spittin' out hella mic skills.
Saturday, May 11 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, May 17 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, May 18 - Kori Esco
is a current UNG student  who brings her brand of country, best described as Miranda Lambert meets Zach Bryan, out for her Pub debut.
Friday, May 24 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Saturday, May 25 - Carl Rosen
Charlotte, NC musician brings his keyboard and strong set of music you love to the pub. Best known for his Billy Joel and Elton John tribute shows, Carl plays a mix of music from the 1960s to today.
Friday, May 31 - Evan Barber
While he may not be a household name at present, Evan Barber is no stranger to the Americana/roots music scene in the south. The Albany, Georgia native has been writing, recording, and touring across his native territory for the better part of the past decade. He’s cut his teeth sharing the stage with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Blackberry Smoke, Jason Isbell, and the Drive-by Truckers — just to name a few. His songs are sketches of the American South; honest-to-goodness stories lifted from the prairies situated below the heart of Appalachia.

 

Live Music starts at 6:30pm every Friday & Saturday evenings featuring rotating performers! 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.

Every Wednesday Karaoke at 6:30.
Every Thursday Trivia Night at 7 & 8pm.
Concerts every Fri & Sat night 6:30-9:30pm with rotating performers!
Every Saturday 1-4pm with Tom and Juli.
Wing Night every Sunday 4-9pm.
 

Join us at the Pub each weekend for Live Entertainment!

-----------APRIL LINE UP-----------

Friday, April 5 - Jay Van Raalte
What would you get if you blended the economy of The Edge with the blowtorch blues of Jack White, added to the direct, narrative songwriting of Tom Petty and the dramatic flair of The Killers? Probably something like Jay Van Raalte. The Charleston native’s musical endeavors have ranged from old school blues to folk/country, from musical theater to modern rock, but three things remain constant: thoughtful guitar playing, perceptive songwriting, and a strict attention to detail and arrangement. 
Saturday, April 6 - Clique Bait (Jerry Piper)
Hear your favorite classic rock, blues and country from the 60s, 70s & 80s from Dahlonega locals Jerry, Carl and Noriel.
Friday, April 12 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, April 13 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, April 19 - Ben Ingram
Swamp seasoned Georgia rocker who concocts mystic brews of instrumental grooves while kicking the barn door down with his diesel vocals. His songs are a soulful soundtrack to your next adventure.
Saturday, April 20 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Friday, April 26 - John Sosebee
Real southern juke joint Blues music featuring many originals and classics from greats like R.L. Burnside and Muddy Waters, you won't hear any beat tracks or fake bass lines here. What you will hear is a sound drippin' with the soul of what makes the blues great.
Saturday, April 27 - Jack Windsor
is a singer songwriter born and raised in hippie town USA Eugene, OR. His songwriting reflects the life he's led over the years as a world traveler, job hopper, and thoughtful observer of the scenes playing out in the world around him.

-----------MAY LINE UP-----------

Friday, May 3 - Rhonda Kay
following in the footsteps of her mother who had an all girl country band with Ray Stevens & Jerry Reed. Rahh doesn’t stick to one genre. Her original songs are raw, grit with obvious folk & southern roots & her covers are a mixed bag of groove,soul, mashups, 80’s & 90’s, etc.
Saturday, May 4 - You Two (Chad & Chuck)
How about dialing down the Bono and The Edge vibes and turning up the Steve Perry meets Billy Joel dynamic? You Two’s musical fusion marries skill with enjoyment! Featuring the harmonious collaboration of Chad Edwardson (vocals & guitars) and Chuck Bell (vocals, keys & accordion) they deliver an eclectic range of covers spanning from the 50s to the present. Prepare for sing alongs, engaging medleys, and a dose of enduring, humorous banter that ensures a lively experience. 
Friday, May 10 - Riley Dennis
Just an ordinary run of the mill fella spittin' out hella mic skills.
Saturday, May 11 - Ryan Little Eagle
is a Native-American singer-songwriter and musician from San Antonio TX who is influenced by the likes of George Strait, Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash and Bill Miller. He blends the rich storytelling of Country/Americana music with the cultural roots of First Nations music creating a style called "Native Americana"
Friday, May 17 - Amber Fults
delivers euphoric self-expression from within the intersection of the singer-songwriter and pop-rock aesthetics. Her music, however, isn’t merely the sum of these particular genres – her musical roots branch out in countless directions, drawing upon a wealth of inspiration and experience to fashion this persuasive and occasionally aching sound.
Saturday, May 18 - Kori Esco
is a current UNG student  who brings her brand of country, best described as Miranda Lambert meets Zach Bryan, out for her Pub debut.
Friday, May 24 - Hughes Taylor
is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. He is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditional blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock.
Saturday, May 25 - Carl Rosen
Charlotte, NC musician brings his keyboard and strong set of music you love to the pub. Best known for his Billy Joel and Elton John tribute shows, Carl plays a mix of music from the 1960s to today.
Friday, May 31 - Evan Barber
While he may not be a household name at present, Evan Barber is no stranger to the Americana/roots music scene in the south. The Albany, Georgia native has been writing, recording, and touring across his native territory for the better part of the past decade. He’s cut his teeth sharing the stage with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Blackberry Smoke, Jason Isbell, and the Drive-by Truckers — just to name a few. His songs are sketches of the American South; honest-to-goodness stories lifted from the prairies situated below the heart of Appalachia.

 

Live Music starts at 6:30pm every Friday & Saturday evenings featuring rotating performers! 

Shenanigans is open Wednesday-Sunday.

Every Wednesday Karaoke at 6:30.
Every Thursday Trivia Night at 7 & 8pm.
Concerts every Fri & Sat night 6:30-9:30pm with rotating performers!
Every Saturday 1-4pm with Tom and Juli.
Wing Night every Sunday 4-9pm.
 

$5 House Margaritas All Day

2023 Cinco T-shirt giveaway - FIRST COME FIRST SERVE

2023 Cinco collectors cup - While supplies last
Band Performance by Rockville 6-9 pm