The 2025 Peachtree Corners Concert Series continues on June 14 with a night of country music

Come out and groove under the stars this summer at the 7th Annual Peachtree Corners Concert Series!

The community-favorite tradition is back this year with an exciting lineup of live music and fun for all ages on the Peachtree Corners Town Green from May–October. The series promises memorable experiences with top-notch performances from the VoxStage, great company and a lively, party-like atmosphere.

Mustache The Band and B.B. Palmer

On June 14, start the night with the outlaw country vibes of opening act, B.B. Palmer. Hailing from Opelika, Alabama, this cosmic country group has made a name for themselves by honing a sound that’s steeped in traditional American music. Building on that foundation, their most recent album also incorporates traditional Indian instruments and influence to create a unique brand of ethereal roots music.

Then, sing along to all your favorite ’90s country hits with headliners Mustache The Band. 

Billed as “the world’s most powerful ‘90s country party band,” the group will take you on a journey back into the decade when sleeveless tanks, high-tops, cowboy boots, two-paneled button downs and mustaches ruled country music. 

In order to set the tone at every show, fans are provided with their very own mustaches to enjoy. If the crowd is ready to get down on the farm, Mustache The Band will take them there.

Don’t miss this awesome night of original tunes and country classics!

Details

Bring your lawn chairs and dancing shoes to enjoy an evening of music and community. The show kicks off at 7 p.m. Admission is free. Don’t miss out on one of Peachtree Corners’ most anticipated events of the year!

For more about this show and other upcoming Peachtree Corners community events, visit community.peachtreecornersga.gov/peachtreecornersga.

Or check out the digital edition of the Peachtree Corners Spring/Summer 2025 City Guide.

The 2025 Peachtree Corners Concert Series continues

Come out and groove under the stars this summer at the 7th Annual Peachtree Corners Concert Series!

The community-favorite tradition is back this year with an exciting lineup of live music and fun for all ages on the Peachtree Corners Town Green from May–October. The series promises memorable experiences with top-notch performances, great company and a lively, party-like atmosphere.

Guardians of the Jukebox and B4Y2K

On May 31, two popular cover groups will hit Town Green’s VoxStage.

The fun starts with opening band B4Y2K rocking your favorite ’90s hits, followed by the ultimate ’80s throwback with headliners Guardians of the Jukebox.

B4Y2K is a group of friends and veteran musicians who’ve joined forces to showcase the hits you love from the 1990s. Rockin’ the nostalgic vibe with lots of energy and lots of fun, they present a party-friendly stage show that conjures up the spirit of that iconic decade.

Guardians of the Jukebox are aptly described as a “visual and sonic highlight reel of one of the most influential decades in music history.” Incorporating videos, lights and an undeniable stage presence, their shows are packed with high energy and smash hits — everything from Depeche Mode and Bon Jovi to Toto, Eddie Grant and more.

Come in your best ‘80s gear and get ready to pump up the jam with this five-star ‘80s juggernaut.

Details

Bring your lawn chairs and dancing shoes to enjoy an evening of music and community. The show kicks off at 7 p.m. Admission is free. Don’t miss out on one of Peachtree Corners’ most anticipated events of the year!

For more about this show and other upcoming Peachtree Corners community events, visit community.peachtreecornersga.gov/peachtreecornersga.

Or check out the digital edition of the Peachtree Corners Spring/Summer 2025 City Guide.

Contemporary Classics Theatre will present Twelfth Night, a free “Shakespeare in the Park” experience at three beautiful outdoor venues in north metro Atlanta

Twelfth Night, William Shakespeare’s romantic comedy of mistaken identity, will play at three beautiful outdoor venues in north metro Atlanta from April 26 to May 11.

Directed by Cait Cortelyou, known for her award-winning feature film “Ask for Jane,” Twelfth Night is a rollicking ensemble comedy explores unrequited love, misperceptions and the instability of gender.

Set in the coastal town of Illyria, young Viola survives a shipwreck and finds herself alone, believing that her twin brother died at sea. Disguising herself as a man, she finds work with the Duke Orsino, quickly falling in love with him. Orsino, however, is in love with the Countess Olivia… and Olivia quickly falls for Viola.

Meanwhile, Olivia’s steward Malvolia has bullied the household for the last time — and the staff is out for vengeance.

This timeless production of Twelfth Night features Allen Cox, Carl Fisk, Ryan Hutchins, Shem Louis, Susanna Lyne, Steven Medina, Matt Metzger, Danielle Montgomery, Macros Nora, TJ Sanson and Elliott Posadni as one of the first transgender actors to play Viola.

It also features costumes by artist Jordan Hermitt and production design by Sage Kim Gray.

Locations, dates and showtimes

The Plaza at The Forum Peachtree Corners • April 26–27 at 3 p.m.

Audience seating and a special musical performance will start at 2:30 p.m. Please note that seating is limited; arrive early and/or bring lawn chairs or blankets. Food and drink are available for purchase at the venue.

Town Center on Main, Suwanee • May 3– 4 at 5 p.m.

Audience seating and a special musical performance will start at 4:30 p.m. Please note that no seating is provided; bring lawn chairs and blankets. Coolers are welcome (no alcohol). Food trucks will be onsite at the venue.

Autrey Mill Nature Center, Johns Creek • May 10 at 2pm & 5 p.m.; May 11 at 2 p.m.

Audience seating and a special musical performance will start at 1:30 p.m. on both days and at 4:30 p.m. for the evening show on May 10. Limited bench seating only. In case of inclement weather, the show will move from the amphitheatre to the open-air Pole Barn nearby.

Admission to the shows is FREE. Register online for tickets.

About Contemporary Classics

Contemporary Classics exists to challenge and transform classic Western theater traditions by creating an inclusive community of diverse people, ideas and cultures. They believe that classic work is made even greater when performed by a larger variety of artists — especially those who have been marginalized by Wester theatre traditions — including women and people of color.

With no permanent home, the theatre company partners with places such as public parks for performance spaces. This “homeless” state is one of the reasons they call ourselves “a crew of patches”— they travel from “patch” to “patch” with their shows.

The name also comes from a line in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and reflects the “motley” coat of a Shakespearean clown (or fool), created by sewing patches of old or discarded clothing together in a mishmash of textures and colors, like a patchwork quilt.

Fools, or “Patches,” transcend societal norms by being simultaneously a part of society and outside of it, giving them the ability to examine and comment on it.

For more information, visit crewofpatches.org.