Jordan Smart, Willy Tea Taylor & Jodi Jones

Name: Jordan Smart, Willy Tea Taylor & Jodi Jones
Start: 2026-04-05T18:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-04-05T20:00:00-04:00
Location: Eddie's Attic

Schedule

Sun Apr 05 2026 at 06:00 pm to 08:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

Eddie's Attic | Decatur, GA

**Jordan Smart, Willy Tea Taylor, & Jodi Jones live at Eddie's Attic!**
*Jordan Smart*
Jordan Smart is a folk singer based in Latonia, KY. Covering a broad range of subjects — from parental epiphanies and questionable lavatory visits, scathing political commentary and hitchhiking cross country, satirical talking blues to love, loss, grief and even pickles — Smart aims to have a song for every occasion. If he can’t make you laugh, cry, or at very least think, feel free to approach him for a refund.
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*Willy Tea Taylor*
Willy Tea Taylor is a father, brother, and son. His remarkable ability to write subjects in a simple yet profound way makes his songs a great place to lose yourself. Much of that comes from his upbringing surrounded by rolling hills and horses in a small town in California known as the “Cowboy Capital of the World”.
Willy calls John Hartford, Roscoe Holcomb, Bob Dylan, KISS, Weird Al Yankovic and Willie Nelson his biggest influences, but is always quick to advocate for his favorite contemporary songwriters which include Tom VandenAvond, Nathan Moore, and his Good Luck partner in crime, Chris Doud.
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*Jodi Jones*
Folksinger Jodi Jones is determined to boldly dream a better tomorrow in the wake of a broken and weary world. Deeply rooted in the musical traditions of her childhood home in the hills of Western Pennsylvania, her work offers a poetic and unflinching account of the beauty and hardship of working-class life in America.
With defiant wit and innate musicality, Jones transforms the bitter truths of our modern age into song as an act of love and solidarity. While art may not save us from our problems, she believes it is essential to surviving them with our humanity intact. To sing is to live, to live is to hope, and to hope is to find the strength to fight another day in uncertain times.
Armed with guitar, banjo, fiddle, and even dulcimer, Jodi Jones seeks to alchemize pain into purpose — breaking old ground to plant new seeds of hope and change.