Quiet City pop-up music series returns this Saturday at Julie Darling Donuts with Jerry Holiday, Rachel McIntyre Smith, and Nic Bevins.
This Saturday November 2nd the Quiet City pop-up concert series returns with a mix of live music and local donuts.
The show will be held at Julie Darling Donuts, a staple of Frazier Avenue for fifteen years, and with three local songwriters who make music that’s just as sweet as the donuts.
This intimate, listening room-style concert series features the best Chattanooga musicians in some of the city’s most unique locations.
The show will feature performances from Rachel McIntyre Smith, Nic Bevins, and Jerry Holiday.
Jerry Holiday is a classic crooner with a haunting falsetto voice and some tender ballads.
Rachel McIntyre Smith grew up playing classical music, but grew into writing and performing her own country songs.
Nic Bevins is new to songwriting, but under the mentorship of the great Roger Alan Wade, has crafted some endearing and personal songs about home and family.
Catch all three at Julie Darling Donuts this Saturday, November 2nd.
Music starts at 8pm, and there is a $10 cover charge.
Each show is recorded and airs on WUTC 88.1 FM the week of the show.
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Quiet City Pop Up Show Saturday, November 2nd. Julie Darling Donuts, 121 Frazier Ave, Chattanooga, 8pm // $10 at door.
Find more concerts in and around Chattanooga at our concert calendar.