My name is Eric Turner. Everyone calls me ET. I am based out of Chattanooga, TN. This is where I’ve lived most of my life. I sing, play guitar, bass, keys, looping pedals and a little drums. Not all at the same time. That would be ridiculous.

I’ve spent most of my music career performing as an acoustic singer/songwriter. I play acoustic country, grungy rock and blues with a punk rock aesthetic reminiscent of classic outlaw country acts like Waylon Jennings crossed with Alice in Chains. I am a veteran of Chattanooga bands: Ion Prophecy, Baybee Invincible, The Scams, The Unsatisfied and JEET.

Catch me playing in town and around the Southeast. Come to a show, sing along and say hello. Come dig what’s up!

Beginning May 1st, Saturday mornings will start off with free yoga at 10:00 am under the River Journey Pavilion. BYOM (bring your own mat) and enjoy the Chattanooga Community Yoga class along the beautiful Tennessee River.

Joe is a Chattanooga based musician.

Magic Birds, a Chattanooga, TN-based band made up of Scott Bruce and Ben Ezell. Delivering their own brand of Americana music, the duo blends together elements of classic country, bluegrass and folk, producing a style of music that exemplifies the sound that has helped shape their lives. Check out the site, see where the next performance will be and take a listen to a few tunes. Hope you like what you hear!

Beginning May 1st, Saturday mornings will start off with free yoga at 10:00 am under the River Journey Pavilion. BYOM (bring your own mat) and enjoy the Chattanooga Community Yoga class along the beautiful Tennessee River.

New Grass Express is a popular band based out of Chattanooga, Tennessee, who began their extraordinary journey playing bluegrass music together in 2011. This energetic group of very experienced musicians/singers play hard-driving contemporary and traditional Bluegrass/Gospel music capturing the very essence of the bluegrass genre’ and beyond.
Additionally, their sincere gospel message along with their “honor tribute” to all Veterans and Active-Duty Service members alike, sets them apart as a musical group during each and every performance. Their distinctive harmonies, coupled with their “fast pickin” undoubtedly makes even the staunchest of listeners tap their toes and smile. Their intention is to touch hearts, lift spirits and hopefully take the audience away from the world’s stresses that encompass everyday life.

Rick Rushing learned the blues down South and comes from a musical heritage most notably Blues/Jazz Legend Jimmy Rushing vocalist and musician for Count Basie’s Big Band Orchestra.

Graysin came to the South with a plan. A plan to pave a path from dive bars to small theaters and beyond. A plan to build a band and a business. To leave a positive mark on as many people and communities as he could. 2021 was the year of the one man band. The darkest year where Graysin, the bluesman, would literally have to live the blues and face death at the crossroads. 2022 was the year of the duo. The year of love. The year two lonely souls would unite and write a beautiful love story together. And 2023 will be the year of the drummer. The year of friendship. The year “Big Money” Alex Chase the drummer with the most hustle in Knoxville jumped in Graysin’s car and fearlessly hit the road after one practice. This amazing story continues to be written…

Beginning May 1st, Saturday mornings will start off with free yoga at 10:00 am under the River Journey Pavilion. BYOM (bring your own mat) and enjoy the Chattanooga Community Yoga class along the beautiful Tennessee River.

Honeybabe is original music and covers.
Some of the artists covered are The 6ths, Alice in Chains, The Beatles, Bob Marley, Bright Eyes, The Cars, Cat Stevens, Coconut Records, The Dandy Warhols, Dolly Parton, The Eagles, Ella Fitzgerald, Elvis Presley, Erykah Badu, Fleetwood Mac, Green Day, John Cougar Mellencamp, Linda Rondstadt, Looking Glass, Loretta Lynn, The Magnetic Fields, Paula Abdul, Peach Pit, Radiohead, The Rolling Stones, Weezer…
Most often playing solo, Honeybabe can also be found in duo or trio form, currently in and around middle Tennessee.

From a very young age she has shared her talents of music, dance and communication with a wide variety of audience. At the age of 10, she started her path of learning an instrument and was taught by local musicians the art of Appalachian Old Time, Gospel and Bluegrass music. She simply fell in love with the “happy music” that was so rich in history, stories, and community encouragement. She now plays, guitar, mandolin, fiddle, upright bass.

Chattanooga multi-instrumentalist and mountain dulcimer maestro Butch Ross has tackled everything from Radiohead to Bach and come away with a renewed appreciation for what the humble dulcimer is capable of. No genre is off-limits, nor is there a limit to what Ross has envisioned for this specific instrument. The dulcimer is an unassuming thing, with a handful of strings and a history that feels embedded in the lineage of countless Appalachian musicians. But Ross has taken it and made it something more, something remarkable and versatile. His music is born from his respect for its abilities, a respect born from the years he’s spent prying apart its pieces and discovering new sounds where none existed before. It is this groundbreaking and iconoclastic approach that caused ukulele-virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro to comment, “Now I know what a dulcimer is supposed to sound like.”

Beginning May 1st, Saturday mornings will start off with free yoga at 10:00 am under the River Journey Pavilion. BYOM (bring your own mat) and enjoy the Chattanooga Community Yoga class along the beautiful Tennessee River.

Maria Jordania has been a musical force in Chattanooga for several years. Her sound is constantly evolving, from the cool jazz and funk sounds of Smooth Dialects, to one of the voices behind Tennessee’s Dead. As a fan, you don’t want to look away because you might just miss the next installment of Maria’s fascinating career. A commanding stage presence, fashion icon when she walks in a room, a Maria Jordania (LVNDR) is a show not to be missed.

Ain’t Just Whistlin’ Dixie – Jazz Band is a unique, traditional jazz band located in the hills of Chattanooga, TN. AJWD’s distinctive sound is kindled by the belief that music should be fun and awaken joy in others. With a style of collective improvisation inspired by spirituals, blues, ragtime and traditional jazz, AJWD creates the “happiest music on earth!”

Oweda is a band out of Chattanooga,TN, with members representing many genres of rock and roll. This soulful mixture yields a sound steeped in southern blues, sustained by indie melodies, whilst echoing the honesty of folk.

“The talents of each of these guys mesh together so well that it creates what we can only describe as uniquely powerful & attention grabbing yet soothing to the soul. You truly can’t help but love their music” – The Box Creative Community

Beginning May 1st, Saturday mornings will start off with free yoga at 10:00 am under the River Journey Pavilion. BYOM (bring your own mat) and enjoy the Chattanooga Community Yoga class along the beautiful Tennessee River.

Zechariah Dallas is a born musician who calls Georgia home, where he lives with his wife, Liz, and his son, Nash. He serves currently as a worship pastor, but has a rich musical background, from singing all genres of music including pop, folk, rock, country and even classical music. He is currently touring in a rock band and has performed and lead worship for thousands throughout the United States. For Zech, live music is to be an experience – a connection – and something which glorifies, ultimately, Jesus Christ.

Zech has lived the life of a full-time musician and singer songwriter. Between performing as a solo artist with his original music and traveling with his brothers in They Came Running, he has shared the stage with such acts as Mandisa, Group One Crew, GRITS, Spoken, Casting Crowns, Calling Glory, and Rush of Fools, just to name a few. His band, They Came Running’s single “Dry and Brittle” was promoted alongside The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and Lecrae by Shamrock Media and received considerable radio playtime. Zech is set to release his first solo album sometime in 2019.

Zech brings infectious energy and excitement with him to the stage, and though he feeds off of the energy of a crowd and urges them to do the same with him, his main source of passion is not the music that he’s playing but the King he is glorifying. Wherever it is you find Zech, whether performing his tunes in a coffee shop, playing loud music in a bar/club, or on a stage in an arena, you get the same thing: a worshipper passionate about sharing his gifts with others.

Jesse Pollom is a local musician.

The Essentials is a hard-hitting Rock & Roll and Blues band with one of the most unique singers around, accompanied by some of the most talented musicians in the area. Be ready to dance. Be ready to rock.

Beginning May 1st, Saturday mornings will start off with free yoga at 10:00 am under the River Journey Pavilion. BYOM (bring your own mat) and enjoy the Chattanooga Community Yoga class along the beautiful Tennessee River.

Beginning May 1st, Saturday mornings will start off with free yoga at 10:00 am under the River Journey Pavilion. BYOM (bring your own mat) and enjoy the Chattanooga Community Yoga class along the beautiful Tennessee River.

Beginning May 1st, Saturday mornings will start off with free yoga at 10:00 am under the River Journey Pavilion. BYOM (bring your own mat) and enjoy the Chattanooga Community Yoga class along the beautiful Tennessee River.