AAFFM’s local monthly coffeehouse concert series, Fiddler’s Green, features concerts that include traditional music, singer-songwriters, poetry and storytelling. Join us on third Saturdays!
First Existentialist Congregation of Atlanta
470 Candler Park Dr NE
Atlanta, GA 30307
(404) 378-5570
Show begins at 7:00 pm
General Admission: $10 AAFFM Members: $8
(Minimum. All proceeds beyond our rent go to the performers. Please be generous!)
COVID vaccination is encouraged. Masks are optional.
Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/F7Asnyv9zu82
Fiddler’s Green June 20, 2026
JOSH GRAY / BLACKFOOT DAISY
JOSH GRAY
Though born in San Francisco, Nashville singer-songwriter Josh Gray grew up thousands of miles away in Maryland. He got his first guitar at age 16 but didn’t play his first live show until 15 years later.
When asked what took so long, he simply says, “I wasn’t ready.” This theme of taking the time to get things right becomes apparent when you hear his music. His thoughtful and often poetic lyrics stick with you long after the songs end.
Josh Gray’s sound is a mixture of the folk, blues, country, and rock that first inspired him to pick up a guitar. He’s a storyteller, protest singer, and poet, bridging both generations and genres to form his signature style of songwriting.
BLACKFOOT DAISY
Blackfoot Daisy is a dynamic three-piece Americana band consisting of Don Sechelski, Wendy DuMond, and Eric Toomsen that blends rootsy folk traditions with progressive arrangements and rich, textured instrumentation.
With a lineup featuring acoustic guitar, ukulele, mandolin, bass, violin, and an inventive foot-played percussion setup—including kick drum, propped-up snare, and washboard—Blackfoot Daisy crafts a sound that is both familiar and refreshingly original. Their music weaves together heartfelt storytelling, earthy tones, and inventive dynamics, offering a mix of thoughtful originals and reimagined covers.
Whether on a festival stage or in an intimate venue, Blackfoot Daisy delivers a captivating performance steeped in authenticity and musical craftsmanship.
FIDDLER’S GREEN TALENT SCHEDULE 2026/27
| June 20 | Josh Gray | Blackfoot Daisy |
| July 18 | Harm’s Way | Peetmidnite |
| August 15 | Redwine Jam | Jim Culliton & Clear Creek Band |
| September 19 | Elise Witt and Friends | Joyce & Jacque |
| October 17 | Mick Kinney and Friends | |
| November 21 | Vega Verde Wranglers | Pickers Anonymous |
| December 19 | The Solstice Sisters | |
| 2027 | ||
| January 16 | The Gate City Stompers | |
| February 20 | Cyndi Craven | Andy Offut Irwin |
| March 20 | Atlanta Mandolin Orchestra | The Irish Brothers |
| April 17 | George Eckard & Charles Absher | Tom Eure & Amelia Osborne |
| May 15 | Jesse Ruben | CJ Jones and the Spirit Bones |