Sophie Gault W/ Rob Platner Trio at Eddie's Attic

From the venue:

Sophie Gault live at Eddie's Attic!

Atlanta Americana and Eddie’s Attic present Sophie Gault — joined by her electrifying band — for the Atlanta release celebration of her new 2026 album, Unhinged. The record is already making waves, currently sitting at #3 on the Alt-Country chart and #20 on the Americana Music Association Radio Chart, with her single “Pocket Change” emerging as a standout favorite.

Blending Alt-Country, singer-songwriter soul, and raw rock & roll energy, Sophie’s sound often draws comparisons to artists like Lucinda Williams, Lilly Hiatt, and Bonnie Raitt. As No Depression puts it: “Singer-songwriter Sophie Gault and her ace band are full of vivid storytelling and timeless sounds that establish the group as a talent worth finding.”

A Nashville-based Americana rocker with a midnight voice and a knack for last-call rock & roll, Gault writes songs that swagger, stumble, wink, and bleed. With her third full-length album, Unhinged, she leans even further into bold, risk-taking artistry — delivering a record that feels deeply personal yet defiantly fearless. Fans may also recognize her acclaimed 2024 release Baltic Street Hotel, named the #6 album of 2024 across all genres by Rolling Stone’s Senior Music Director, as well as her 2022 album Delusions of Grandeur.

There’s nothing quite like the intimacy of Eddie’s Attic — a room where audiences truly listen — as Alt-Country, rock & roll, and singer-songwriter traditions come together in one big, unforgettable Americana brew. Join Sophie Gault and the Friends of Atlanta Americana for a special night at Eddie’s Attic.

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The Rob Platner Trio

The Rob Platner Trio is an original indie folk/Americana group consisting of acoustic guitar, cello, keys and vocals. Stylistically the often quirky original material leans into humor (sarcasm) and storytelling in the vein of John Prine, Jeff Tweedy, and Steve Poltz. Lush cello, guitar and piano serve as a musical counterpoint to songs about wall anchors, force fields and insomnia with a Wilco/Beatlesque delivery. The band released their second studio album, Count Me In, in February 2025. Streaming everywhere.