Wire & Wood Songwriters Festival 2025 (Day 2)

From the venue:

12 pm 
Lydia 30 pm, Town Green Stage

12:15 pm
Craig Gleason, Canton Curbside Stage

1:30 pm
Crane, Canton Curbside Stage

2:30 pm
Lydia Hamby, City Hall Stage

The Wire & Wood Songwriters Festival is happening Friday and Saturday, October 10–11, in the heart of Downtown Alpharetta. This free, two-day event will showcase more than 30 live performances across six outdoor stages. The festival also brings back its popular Listening Room at Roaring Social, a limited-capacity, ticketed experience that offers an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the art of songwriting, featuring three remarkable performers. Festivalgoers can also enjoy the return of the Music Makers Market and the Live Art Lounge, which blend music-themed artwork, handcrafted goods, interactive art demos and pop-up performances, adding a creative and hands-on dimension to the weekend celebration.

Since its inception, Wire & Wood Songwriters Festival has become one of the region's most anticipated festivals, renowned for pairing nationally acclaimed acts with emerging songwriting talent in a vibrant, walkable setting filled with music, art, food and a strong sense of community spirit.
Wim Tapley and the Cannons, Main on Milton Stage

2:45 pm
Kristopher James, Town Green Stage

3 pm
Randall Bramblett & Friends Roaring Social Listening Room (special ticketed event)

3:30 pm
Chris Canterbury, Canton Curbside Stage

4 pm
Anita Aysola, City Hall Stage

4:30 pm
Amanda Belair, Market Street Stage
SOUP, Main on Milton Stage

5:15 pm
Arkose, Town Green Stage

5:30 pm
Rocco Gorelik, Canton Curbside Stage

5:45 pm
Rosey, Formal Garden Stag

6 pm
Chris Canterbury, Market Street Stage

6:45 pm
Sarah Mootz, Formal Garden Stage
Tyler Ramsey, Town Green Stage
Heidi Huelskoetter, Canton Curbside Stage

7:30 pm
Sweet Megg, City Hall Stage
Boy Named Banjo, Main on Milton Stage

7:45 pm
Lizzie No, Market Street Stage

8:30 pm
Josh Joplin Group, Town Green Stage
Chuck Treece, Formal Garden Stage

9:30 pm
Gaelic Storm. Main on Milton Stage