Caroline Aiken, Donna Hopkins, Cam McElroy & Richie Jones

Aubrey Entertainment presents...

• $12 adv (+tax/fees), $15 door ($10 with college ID presented)
• Doors @ 7pm, Music @ 8pm
• All ages are welcome!
• Outside food & non-alcoholic beverages allowed (no outside alcohol)
• Food Truck on site for dinner
• Attendees encouraged to bring folding chairs or blankets as this is an outdoor performance on a 5 acre green-space behind the brewery

Years of performing, beginning in 1969 in NY, California, South America, NW and Europe, was named "The Best Acoustic Act"(Atlanta Mag) in her birth town of Atlanta, GA. Her rich history includes recording and performing with Bonnie Raitt and the Indigo Girls, opening for Arlo Guthrie, Muddy Waters, Doc Watson, Randy Newman, Little Feat, 38 Special, Beach Boys, Janis Ian, Richie Havens. Caroline appears in regional and national festivals, radio shows, workshops and concert series, supporting 9 nationally acclaimed recordings. Caroline's "Sensual voice, masterful songwriting, expert guitar" (Victory Music-Seattle) anchored the city's acoustic and folk scene, influencing up and coming artists whom she took under her wing, including Indigo Girls and Shawn Mullins.

Caroline most recently released her 9th CD: BROKEN WINGS HEAL with special guests Emily Saliers (Indigo Girls), John Keane (GRAMMY nominated producer and musician), Michelle Malone, Ike Stubblefield (Legendary Motown B3) and Randall Bramblett (Bonnie Raitt, Steve Winwood, Allman Brothers).

is the real deal. Born and raised on an Alabama farm, Donna witnessed life in
the South first hand, channeling it into the soulful music that she creates and performs. Music
runs in her family; her mother performed rock and roll in go-go boots and mini-skirts and her
grandfather was a fine musician in his own right. Donna is a consummate seasoned songwriter
and performer, and has opened for and shared the stage with such luminaries as Col. Bruce
Hampton, Derek Trucks, Francine Reed, Joe Bonamassa, Emily Saliers, Jerry Lee Lewis,
Stevie Wonder, Tanya Tucker and Robert Cray.

As much at home in an intimate listening venue as she is on a giant festival stage, Donna
Hopkins performs both solo and accompanied by the perfectly seasoned group of musicians
who make up the Donna Hopkins Band, and is always a crowd pleaser.

Hey, groovy folks! I’m or just Cam for short, and I have always been immersed in music from the start. My dad was in several bands throughout my childhood, and my mom was as big of a supporter of live music as anyone can be, so most of my earliest memories involve being at a concert with family and friends gathered around having the time of their lives. From sitting in drum circles as a five-year-old kid to leading my own band on stages across the southeast, being in the center of the musical action always was, and still is, my dream. There isn’t an instrument I don’t want to play, a venue I don’t want to perform at, or a song I don’t want to sing- and that desire to play music, all music, to everyone, is what drives my songwriting and performance style every day. Much love, thanks for listening.

has been drumming on the Southeastern music scene for 25 years. Playing with artists like Wet Willie, Donna Hopkins, Caroline Aiken, Ralph Roddenbery, Taylor Martin, Gareth Asher, Jeff Mosier, Deep Blue Sun, Michael Tolcher, and many many more. With a keen ear, fat-back groove and harmony, Richie can be seen at festivals and music venues anywhere in the Southeastern area.

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