Dahlonega Jazz Festival, Inc.

Dahlonega Jazz Festival, Inc. serving North GA communities in jazz/blues education and performance Please follow for updates and show announcements.

With a passion for all jazz (and blues) genre, a small group of Dahlonega-local business owners and citizens created the Dahlonega Jazz Festival. Supporters of this not-for-profit endeavor can expect monthly jazz performance and education in the Dahlonega-Lumpkin County area. Showcasing all ages and styles of the genre, featuring both emerging and established recording jazz artists, the DJF will c

ulminate with a week-long celebration and full-day festival of jazz-blues in Georgia and beyond in November 2024. Most performances will take place in the lush 100-seat listening room underground at Canopy + the Roots, Dahlonega. First scheduled performance is March 2, 2024 at 7:30PM.

THIS SATURDAY, don’t miss third generation blues-jazz artist  LIVE in the Roots. Doors open at 7PM. We apologize for the...
03/02/2024

THIS SATURDAY, don’t miss third generation blues-jazz artist LIVE in the Roots. Doors open at 7PM. We apologize for the inconvenience, but there will be no alcohol service this weekend. About the artist: Guitarist, singer, and songwriter Duwayne Burnside is one of 14 children born to legendary North Mississippi musician R.L. Burnside and his wife, Alice. He has been a frequent performer with the North Mississippi Allstars since the early 1990s, when that group, fronted by Luther and Cody Dickinson, formed. Growing up in Holly Springs, he was close to Memphis, and as soon as he was able to get to Memphis, he did, and soon had the chance to sit in with Little Jimmy King, Albert King, B.B. King, Bobby “Blue” Bland, and others.
In 2001, he joined the North Mississippi Allstars on-stage for the first time in Birmingham, Alabama, and that led to incessant touring with the band. He recorded with them on their third album, Polaris, and is featured on two of the group’s EP’s. In 2004, he opened another version of the Burnside Blues Cafe in Holly Springs and formed a new band that fused soul blues with hill country blues. His albums under his own name include Live at the Mint (1998) and Under Pressure (2005), both for B.C. Records. An album celebrating his father’s life and music remains in the works. One of the last things he asked his father to do — R.L. Burnside passed at age 80 in 2005 — was sing with him at the massive, popular Bonnaroo Festival in Tennessee. Burnside continues to tour, helping to keep the North County, Mississippi hill-style blues flourishing. and upstairs, speakeasy-style underground #☕️

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53 W Main Street, GA Www. Canopyandtheroots. Com
Dahlonega, GA
30533

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+17068647075

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