The Bad Bitches of Country at Eddie’s set to close out Amplify weekend
If you’ve ever belted “Jolene” in the car or jumped in rhythm when Loretta sang, “You ain’t woman enough,” then you already know that country music’s fiercest voices have always belonged to the bad bitches. And this Sunday, April 27, their music is taking center stage at the iconic Eddie’s Attic to close out the Amplify Decatur Music Festival in true queen fashion.

“Amplify Presents: The Bad Bitches of Country” is a full-throttle tribute to the trailblazing women who’ve shaped, shook and changed the country music scene. From the unapologetic sass of Shania and the grit of Miranda, to the boundary-breaking power of Beyoncé’s genre-blending brilliance, it’s a night for honoring the women who don’t ask permission, and sure as hell don’t ask forgiveness.
Hosted byAtlanta-based comedian, actress and host of the “Davi The Scape G.O.A.T.” podcast Davi Crimmins, the lineup of your favorite local artists promise a night of boot-stompin’ renditions of country’s greatest hits—sung with all the soul, swagger and grit they deserve. Expect powerhouse vocals, unforgettable covers and the perfect vibe to kick-off your summer.
Here’s your line-up:
Kate Coleman (Run Katie Run)
Kate Coleman is part of the band Run Katie Run, which she formed in Atlanta with her husband, Corey, Stephen Quinn, and Adam Ian Pendlington. She was in a run of bands through college until starting Run Katie Run. www.runkatierun.com/
Amber Humphries (Story Ghost)
Amber Humphries is a member of Story Ghost, the ever-shifting music project she fronts with her husband, Jared. The Decatur-based group combines a unique blend of rock, folk, drama, humor and protest.
bio.site/storyghost
Robin Shakedown: Atlanta-based singer/songwriter Robin Shakedown’s upbeat glam rock sounds are inspired by the iconic stylings of Tom Petty, Patti Smith and The Police’s Stewart Copeland.
www.robinshakedown.com/Home.html
Kristin Markiton: Kristin Markiton is a music educator, vocal coach and songwriter who has released two studio albums, Wandering Moon and Howlin’, a collaboration with the Atlanta-based band Delta Moon.
www.instagram.com/kristin.markiton/?hl=en
Tracy Dunlap (The Dirty Truth): Atlanta-based Tracy Dunlap has 20-plus years of experience lighting up stages with her soulful voice and magnetic presence. Known for blending classic favorites with her own style, she has opened for a number of major acts.
Doors open at 7:45 PM and general admission is $20.
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