Live Music

Every Wednesday

$15 for 3 two ounce wine pours paired with 3 small plates. Selections change each week and quantities are limited.

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Prepare yourself for an evening filled with laughter and fun! Our stand-up comedy night promises to bring you the best in comedic talent, with a lineup of hilarious performers ready to tickle your funny bone. Our full dinner menu is available, so gather your friends, grab a drink, and get ready to laugh like never before!

For more than 20 years, Atlanta based singer, songwriter, guitarist, Mark Miller, has been performing for sold out audiences at listening rooms, wineries, theaters, and festivals from Georgia to Maine. Americana Highways declared his latest recording, “Standing on Shoulders”, as “one of the year’s best Americana albums…. If you are looking for original songs, I will give you Mark Miller’s “Standing on Shoulders””. The same album was hailed by Roots Magazine as one of the ten best roots albums of 2022.

Ready for some fun? 

Tom will bring it to OVI! 

He’s been playing Elton and Billy for, well, a long time. :) 

The evening will include your favorites to sing along with, a few great songs that might be a little obscure (unless you are an Elton or Billy aficionado), audience participation and a few surprises.

Couple that with the great food and drink, it will an enjoyable evening at Old Vinings Inn!

A lover of folk, blues, and Jazz, Hannah Murphy hails from Albany, Georgia. Having made Atlanta her home she’s competed in and won various songwriting competitions including the Eddie’s Attic biannual shootout. A performer since 13, she enjoys paying homage to artists who inspire her like Joni Mitchell, Paul Simon, and Fleetwood Mac.

If you blended Jackopierce, RUN-DMC, Guster, CSNY, and Barenaked Ladies together, you'd have a shadowood smoothie.

The two Treys met when they were around 3 years old in L.A.* They quickly became best friends through sports and other common interests. Little did they know that later in life there would be music in their future.

They both started playing guitar in college in different bands, but quickly came together and have been playing together for over 15 years now.

During the early years, they would play many times a month at all hours of the night. Now that they have more “Day Job” responsibilities and 3 beautiful little girls to love and care for (Trey T, 2 and Trey E, 1), the two Treys (Eiland and Tunnell) are concentrating on song writing and getting the word out that they are serious about it.

While the light may have dimmed on their dream to play Madison Square Garden, they still dream of hearing someone else playing their songs there.

So, a new journey starts for them. They still love to play live and will do it in a heartbeat, but song writing is their passion. Take a listen and tell them what you think. They love feedback (if it’s good).

*L.A. = Lower Alabama

Rooted in the red dirt spirit of Americana, Michael Jones brings a voice of honesty and heart to every stage he steps onto. Blending folk 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.

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.

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.

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.

The Atlanta Journal/Constitution describes Harry Lester as “lifted above the pack by his voice, an unpretentious instrument of remarkable clarity and feeling”. Harry has been performing around Atlanta for over 30 years and has shared the stage with artists such as Kristian Bush of the Country duo Sugarland. He has performed on Fox 5’s Good Day Atlanta and performed at Eddie's Attic, Nashville’s legendary Bluebird Café as well as many venues up and down the East coast. He is a classically trained guitarist and performs an eclectic mix of music for the 60's to the 2000's.

An acoustic night with Gus & Erica of Spaghetti Junction — big musicality, effortless chemistry, and crowd‑pleasing songs, all in a relaxed, stripped‑down setting.