Concerts in the Attic Presents is a house style concert series hosted by Steve Long and Ed Rogers in partnership with the Southside Preservation Association featuring top-tier singer/songwriters performing in an intimate setting for an appreciative and attentive audience of music lovers.
Born from a Super Bowl party in 2007, the series ran for 12 years in the attic of a 100+ year old home in Fort Worth's historic Fairmount neighborhood. Since 2019, the series has relocated to various venues and now resides in the beautiful Rose Chapel at Fairmount's Southside Preservation Hall. For the complete history of performers and venues, click here. Concerts are now ticketed events* and feature our longstanding traditions of potluck dishes and an after show song circle, giving musically inclined attendees the opportunity to share a few songs of their own. To stay up to date on our latest shows and be alerted when tickets become available, please sign up for our email list.
On show day...BYOB. Yes, you may have drinks in the chapel, but please drink responsibly and be careful not to spill.
Bring a potluck dish if you'd like. We'll have a table for the food with paper plates, napkins and plasticware. We'll have a song circle immediately after the show. Feel free to bring your instrument and join in (no percussion please). |
Upcoming Shows
Sunday, May 22, 2022
Davis Raines and The Band of a Thousand Names Doors 4pm, Show 5pm Song circle after show |
* While Concerts in the Attic Presents continues to operate on a non-profit basis, a portion of ticket sales go to the Southside Preservation Association, a non-profit 501(c)3, whose mission is to preserve and restore historic Southside Preservation Hall, a multicultural community-based resource center providing educational, cultural, and social activities for the community. Proceeds of classes and other activities support the continued preservation and restoration of Southside Preservation Hall. In addition, Southside Preservation Association commits to be a leader in restoration and preservation in the community.
