From Uncle Earl To Uncle Green, Saturday Night At 8pm On GPB On Stage--Eddie's Attic Presents

GPB On Stage this week features Eddie's Attic Presents, songs recorded live at this legendary Decatur, Georgia singer-songwriter performance venue. Artists featured in this edition include Uncle Earl and Uncle Green, Radney Foster, Caroline Aiken, and Fred Eaglesmith, among others. For more information on these performances or other upcoming performances at Eddie's Attic, we encourage you to click here.

Jan Smith And Friends In Studio GPB Saturday Night at 8pm After A Prairie Home Companion

GPB On Stage presents a very special performance featuring Jan Smith and Friends, recorded live in the GPB Performance Studio. Jan Smith is a longtime Atlanta area musician and voice coach who has worked with a wide cross section of major singers including Usher, Rob Thomas, and TLC. This particular session presented Jan a chance to select a number of lesser known but up and coming singer-songwriters, as well as her longtime accompanist Peter Vogl.

Guests on Jan Smith and Friends include Peter Vogl, Ben Deignan, B. David Stevens and Diane Thiel.

The performances were captured live in the GPB Radio Performance Studio, also known as Studio GPB. GPB’s Herb White is the guest host for the program.

GPB On Stage is a weekly performance series and airs throughout Georgia on Saturday nights at 8pm, right after A Prairie Home Companion. Regular series that can be heard on upcoming editions of GPB On Stage include Eddie’s Attic Presents on November 1, The Mountain Music and Medicine Show from the Holly Theater in Dahlonega on November 8, Evening Star from The Sautee Nacoochee Center on November 15 and The Sucarnochee Review on November 22.

Eddie's Attic Presents, Tonight At 8pm On GPB On Stage

GPB On Stage features Eddie's Attic Presents Saturday night October 4 at 8pm, just after A Prairie Home Companion. Eddie's Attic is a unique and innovative performance space that focuses on listening to singers performing their songs. The room's intimacy and ambiance make for a close bond between performer and audience. 'The Attic has been a place to work, rest, and woodshed for a number of musicians who've gone on to bigger things (Indigo Girls, John Mayer), as well as a place for the audience to get close to musicians who remain timeless no matter how many records they sell.

Tonight's program includes legendary Atlanta-area guitarist Glenn Phillips, Kevin Lawson and the late Alyssa Hadley, and Gove Scrivenor, among others.