Live Music

Attic Bar closed to the public

Every Wednesday

3 wines paired with 3 small plates for $15 (selections change each week). Make a reservation here:

Attic Bar and restaurant closed

Bob and Deborah met years ago while working at The Coca-Cola Company and bonded over their shared love of playing music.  After years of diverse musical experiences separately, they decided to form a duo to perform classic rock, blues and pop.  Bob played in various rock bands while Deborah sang opera and performed in local theater productions.  Both are local to the Vinings/Smyrna area are excited to play at The Attic Bar at Old Vinings Inn.

Steve Rey is a Vinings-raised singer-songwriter whose acoustic style is deeply rooted in the sounds of the 1970’s.  Influenced by iconic groups like The Eagles and Van Morrison, his performances blend heartfelt melodies with nostalgic setlists that invite audiences to sing along and reminisce.

Steve’s connection to the Old Vinings Inn Attic Bar is more than musical, it’s personal.  In the early 1970’s, his mother owned an antique shop called The Top of Vinings in the very space that now houses The Attic Bar, making his performances there a return to his roots.

Atlanta native, singer/actor Jeff Lewis brings a blend of pop, Broadway, and Great American Song Book to the Old Vinings Inn. His eclectic biography includes playing the deputy who arrested the two yutes' in "My Cousin Vinny", as well as the title character in Seven Stages Theatre's original production of Mr. Universe", and playing linebacker (and thespian) at UGA. So, come enjoy this great music, and food and drink, at the Old Vinings inn.

Rooted in the red dirt spirit of Americana, Michael Jones brings a voice of honesty and heart to every stage he steps onto. Blending storytelling, country soul, and a touch of Southern grit, his songs capture the quiet truths of everyday life, love, loss, and the miles in between them all.

Armed with his guitar and a sound shaped by artists like John Prine, Jason Isbell and the Turnpike Troubadours, Jones creates an atmosphere that feels equal parts front porch and backroom bar. His live shows are intimate, conversational, and filled with moments that remind you why you fell in love with live music in the first place.

In a day and age where we’ve drifted from genuine human connection and the humanity within our music, Jones stands firmly in the opposite direction, reminding audiences that a song can still make you feel something real.

Based in Smyrna, Georgia, Michael performs under the banner Real Music for Real People: a simple promise that every lyric, every laugh, and every note comes straight from the heart.