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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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Common Difference w/ Ivory Williams + Lahar

Come join us at Red Light Cafe for a night of soulful indie rock and singer/songwriter magic with performances by Common Difference, Ivory Williams, and Lahar.

$7 Adv – $10 Door
Doors @ 7 PM

All ticket sales are final. No refunds.


Common Difference is an alternative Rock group from Atlanta Georgia, involving Tim McCoy, Samuel Marr, David Mulazzi, and Will Giannini.

Common Difference Official Site
Common Difference on Facebook
Common Difference on Apple Music


Ivory Williams is a singer/songwriter originally from the Atlanta area. Being brought up in a musical family, she started to recognize music as her passion at a very young age. Ivory has played in a few different bands over the years but is currently doing most of her performances as a solo artist. Most of the songs she writes are songs of encouragement and hope because she believes that music is one of the best ways to help people find hope and inspiration in times of struggle. A music teacher during the week and a music leader for church on the weekend, Ivory has a serious passion for sharing her music with others. She is currently recording her first album and plans to have it released by the end of 2016.

Ivory Willians Official Site
Ivory Williams on Facebook
Ivory Williams on Soundcloud


Lahar is a solo project started by Lahar Samantarai in 2015, in Atlanta, GA, his place of birth. He takes influence from some of his greatest idols in the music industry, namely Ed Sheeran, Vance Joy and The 1975. With experience in the past as a drummer for indie bands, and a singer for a pop-punk band, he decided that he wanted to make a name for himself, and work with his own self. Thus, playing all of the instruments and writing all of the lyrics and melodies himself, he hit studio as Lahar in the Summer of 2016. This resulted in a 4 song EP which is due to be released in Fall 2016. We present to you, Lahar.

Lahar on Facebook


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