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See the lineup for Atlantic Station’s live music series, karaoke night

Dean Taylor & the Better Days
Dean Taylor & the Better Days
By Becca J G Godwin
Aug 2, 2018

Go ahead and mark every Friday in your calendar this month as “busy.”

Why? Well because you’ll be at Atlantic Station’s Friday Night Live, a free music event that takes place weekly in August. Local musicians take the Central Park stage for two-hour performances, playing both covers and original songs.

That’s the case for every Friday except the last one, when karaoke will be set up, so anyone can join in and sing “Free Bird.” (You know someone’s going to do it.)

Good news: the Central Park Bar will be open during each show.

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Shows start at 7 p.m. The band lineup is as follows:

Aug. 3: Dean Taylor & the Better Days

Aug. 10: The Good Hand

Aug. 17: Ethan & the Ewox

Aug. 24: The Brandon Crocker Trio

Aug. 31: Karaoke in Central Park

Note that parking in the deck is free for the first two hours. Atlantic Station 1380 Atlantic Drive.

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