Arts & Entertainment
Decatur Has Lots of Free Music in May
Jameson Elder performs at noon Wednesday in the first Blue Sky Concert of the month. At 7 p.m. Saturday, Michelle Malone Banned plays the first Concert on the Square. Both shows on the Decatur Court Square.
Decatur is a music-loving town and there will be no shortage of free concerts in the month of May.
Blue Sky Concerts start at noon Wednesday for the lunchtime crowd. Concerts on the Square begin at 7 p.m. Saturday. Both take place at the community bandstand on the court square.
Here are the schedules, courtesy of the Decatur Business Association website:
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Blue Sky Concerts
- May 1 – Jameson Elder – Roots Rock
- May 8 – Kris Youmans Band – Bluegrass/Country
- May 15 – Yoeshi Roberts Band – “Acoustic Encouragement”
- May 22 – Tim O’Donovan – Soulful Rock
- May 29 – Jason Pomar – Acoustic Pop
Concerts on the Square
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- May 4 – Michelle Malone Banned – Blues Rock
- May 11 – Green Fest featuring Ed Roland and the Sweet Tea Project – Pop/Rock
- May 18 – Soulhound – Funk/Soul
- May 25 – Magno – All-time Top 40
There will also be a bonus concert in the Jazz Nights at Scottish Rite series when Annie Sellick performs at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 16, in Oakhurst.
In September, the free concerts kick off again.
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