Come celebrate our nation's alleged birthday with the honkytonk stylings of Giant Rooster Sideshow, featuring Brett Ratliff and his band of merry makers.

Felice Brothers with Folk Soul Revival

Old time from a new duo. Guaranteed to be a joy to behold. 8:30pm

“Jeff Shelton, the singer-songwriter-guitarist whose idiosyncratic voice gives us a morality debate about lifting jewelry and sympathy for a hired hand… retaining the high brain function of ’60s contemporaries like the post-bubblegum Beatles. Here there is wit, tragedy, love, disdain, inquisition and plain old high-order storytelling.”-LEO

Summit City loves the Travellin' Snakes and they'll be back on August 29th.

THE TENNESSEAN says,
"The Coal Men have risen from the ranks of Nashville up-and-comers to a spot as one of Music City's strongest, nerviest rock acts." 9pm, $5

Letcher County native Anne Hall.

Acoustic, roots music from southwest Virginia. $5, 9pm.

Join us for a gallery opening with Letcher County artist Barbara Church. 7pm. Refreshments provided.

Fantastic new band from Knoxville, featuring Cruz Contreras.

"The Grand Prize winner in the 2004 John Lennon Songwriting Contest, she’s touched by angels as her rich, supple voice (a cross between Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris and Shania Twain) soars skyward. But in such confessional numbers as the strummy ‘70s pop of “Broken Down Dream,” countryish desert-rocker “Lavender Sky” and the bluegrass flavored “Bridgewater Creek” you can tell she’s done a lot of livin’ and probably a fair share of sinnin’, too." -Harp Magazine

8pm. $5.

Louisville rock and roll, ready-made for a hot summer night.

Mussel Shoals four-piece rockers Sons of Roswell have shared the stage with Jason Isbell and the Avett Brothers and performed at Bonnaroo last year! We're thrilled to have them come back to Summit City for a hot summer night. 9pm, $5.

The big-timin' Tennessee country rock boys will be back on July 18. $5, 9pm.

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, hot July night, opening act Mark Knight, cold beer...a little bit of hell-raising heaven! $25.

All time rock great, Don Dokken, will be performing a solo acoustic show at Summit City. $30.

Check out this great article about the Pine Mountain Trail that mentions Summit City and the fine town of Whitesburg. You can read it at http://travel.nytimes.com/2008/10/03/travel/escapes/03pine.html

All-time greats Blue Mountain will be appearing at Summit City on November 12 at 9pm. This will be an amazing show and we are so excited to have them on our stage.

Join us for a Harvest Festival featuring Mark Knight and Mark Tremalgia of Worry Beads performing an acoustic evening at Summit City. November 15th, 9pm.