Conyers is set to spring into vibrancy with a new free concert series launching Saturday, April 13, as Soul Cartel, known for marrying funk with R&B, takes the stage to serenade the locals on Bank Street in Olde Town, according to an announcement on Conyersga.com. They'll be joined by the seasoned Neo-Soul and R&B prowess of KymBerli Dee, ensuring a blend of genres to kick things off.
The tunes and fun are slotted to last from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., encompassing dates that span April 13, May 11, and June 8, where not only eardrums get a treat, but taste buds too; food trucks will be positioned to cater to the crowd, along with neighborhood eateries serving up their specialties, get the full scoop on chow options from the city’s social media as the dates draw near. If you're planning to swing by, the city suggests toting along chairs or blankets to settle down comfortably under the celestial canopy, as parking and admission don’t demand a dime.
May brings with it the rock vibes of Mother’s Finest—Atlanta's very own and a proud resident of the Georgia Music Hall of Fame—with Leah Belle Faser on deck to open, bringing her blend of pop, country, rock, and folk, according to a report on visitconyersga.com. June's gig promises a moonwalk down memory lane with "Who’s Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute," preceded by the local '80s favorite, the 80ators.
Cynosure of the excitement, Jennifer Edwards, Director of Public Relations and Tourism articulated, "This concert series has been a desire of the city for quite some time," she reportedly stated. For visitors aiming to groove on Bank Street, which will close between Pine Street and Main Street for setup and shakeout of the stage on the aforementioned Saturdays, the city ensures smooth sailing is in store. For a look at Conyers' event-packed calendar or any details necessary to plan your musical escapade, give a ring to 1-800-CONYERS or visit both the previously mentioned city websites.
