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Red Light Café is Atlanta's premiere listening room for Americana, Bluegrass, Country & Western, Folk, Blues, Jazz, Roots Rock, and everything in between — including some of the best Comedy Shows and Burlesque in the Southeast! Located on the east side of Piedmont Park in Midtown Atlanta's Amsterdam Walk, Red Light Café is a cozy live entertainment and music venue with tables and seating for over 100 folks to enjoy an intimate show with a full bar and kitchen for drinks, appetizers and entrées.

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A Birthday Celebration for Jenna Shea feat. Blood On The Harp, Cold Heart Canyon, Caleb Warren and Reverend Hylton

Join us at Atlanta's Red Light Café as we celebrate the birthday of one of our favorite local performers Jenna Shea featuring performances by Blood on the Harp, Cold Heart Canyon, Caleb Warren and Reverend Hylton!

$9 Adv – $12 Door
Doors @ 8 PM

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Blood On The Harp is a 5 piece band from Atlanta, who are usually categorized as Americana/Bluegrass, but really it's hard to put them in a particular genre. With backgrounds stemming from jazz, rock, punk, classical and more, these guys pull your heart strings from all directions. Lead by nationally recognized tattoo artist Miguel Olascuaga, BOTH finds a way to make you really feel their music. Miguel's writing speaks to the heart and soul. He takes the emotion to the next level, and makes the listener actually feel his stories. With the help of bassist Russell Blair, fiddle, banjo and mandolinist, Christopher Salmon, guitarist Chris Johnson, and Keena Graham on keys and vocals, the sky is the limit for this Georgia band.

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Cold Heart Canyon are bluegrass/pop, instrument swappin', foot stompin', swear wordin' sons of guns.

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Caleb Warren and the Perfect Gentlemen are indeed the “New wine in an old bottle” that fits the prescription for a new generation of revivalists. They bridge the gap between the music of the old-timey speakeasies and juke joints with the voice of a new generation by blending the timeless traditions of Americana and Western Swing with a uniquely hot and fresh flavor that transcends genre. Their acoustic brass ‘n’ brew-grass tunes include raucous barnburners and heart-breaking ballads that continue to intoxicate audiences with performances of the highest spirits. Whether on the river or on the rug, Caleb & the Gents are here to serve and sweep you off your feet, so drink ‘em down and get ready to dance.

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Justin Hylton has toured the nation with his Americana songs of relatable tales of life experiences. Heartbreak, addiction, partying, traveling and having a good time are the substance of his melodic musical, lyrical and vocal writings. 

Inspired by life, Justin’s lyrical undertones stem from “…seeing life just happen, living in the present and appreciating the beauty that we are surrounded with daily.”.

From the stage to the crowd, a real performance is heard. Real words, sung by a real man, with real meaning make for an authentic time shared by both Justin and the crowd. 

As a guitarist, Justin’s musical influences started at a young age. “I have been interested in music for most of my life. I played trombone in band until I was 16. At that age I was getting into a lot of trouble and my mom would send me to my Grandfathers. That was where I learned to play the guitar. My grandfather was learning the banjo and we would sit on the porch and pick for days.”. 

A Georgia native, Justin has lived and traveled the United States. Currently living in “3down” (Marietta), Georgia, being an artist has paved the way for him to express himself, “It helps me stay sane in a sometimes insane world.”. 

Justin finds new influences every day by listening to music and getting deep into the lyrics and feelings behind different songs. Justin is always looking for something new and feels the creative undertone of the music he hears. Anyone who can express themselves in their own way is the cornerstone of his influence.

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