Don't miss Country/Americana singer Bonnie Stewart live in Atlanta on Saturday, November 21 at Smith's Olde Bar in the Atlanta Room. With a voice that resonates with authenticity and emotional depth, Bonnie crafts songs that blur the lines between genres, weaving together elements of country, folk, and Americana into a seamless and compelling narrative.

Bonnie Stewart is an emerging Country/Americana singer-songwriter with deep roots in South Carolina, now calling Nashville, TN her home. Her musical journey is a testament to her diverse influences and rich heritage. With a voice that resonates with authenticity and emotional depth, Bonnie crafts songs that blur the lines between genres, weaving together elements of country, folk, and Americana into a seamless and compelling narrative. Her debut full-length album, Fringe, released in June 2024, marked a significant milestone in her career. The record is more than just a collection of songs; it weaves together elements of country, folk, and Americana into a seamless and compelling narrative. After spending the last several years touring the country with her dogs in the back seat, she's got even more to say, but her stylistic range hasn't changed. From the heartbreaking storytelling of "Damn, When I Do" to the relatabie "I need a [explicit] break" in the lyrics of "Texas Too Long" (an American Songwriter Road Ready Talent Contest Finalist), Bonnie is poised to kick the door down into her next era.

Hannah Murphy is a Folk-Americana and blues singer-songwriter from Albany, Georgia, crafting emotionally rich songs rooted in storytelling and soul. A performer since age 14, she has earned recognition through several prestigious songwriting spaces shared by major artists like Eddie’s Attic & here at Smith’s. She continues to develop her sound, performing in the southeast while developing her first full-length record set to release next spring