Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst of Shovels & Rope relax in the G&G lounge before taking the stage.
photo: Caleb Chancey
The G&G Artist Lounge, designed by Southern Architectural Antiques, inspired by Southern juke joints.
photo: Caleb Chancey
From left: Garlan Gudger, Duquette Johnston, Jake Carnley, and Alexander Lazzari.
photo: Caleb Chancey
A guest enjoys a Birmingham Buck cocktail with mint-infused Old Forester bourbon, lemon, watermelon juice, amaretto, and smoked honey.
photo: Caleb Chancey
Shreveport, Louisiana, band, Seratones, pose in the G&G Lounge after their Sloss Fest performance.
photo: Caleb Chancey
Charlotte Wyatt (left) and Kenslie McGuire sip the refreshing Alabama Sunshine cocktail with Redmont Vodka, cucumber juice, coconut water, ginger liqueur, and lime.
photo: Caleb Chancey
The Bright Light Social Hour let their hair down at the G&G Portrait Studio.
photo: Sully Sullivan
A highlight of the weekend lineup, Alabama-native Anderson East.
photo: Sully Sullivan
Dylan LeBlanc, a Louisiana native who grew up in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, has critics calling him the next Neil Young.
photo: Sully Sullivan
A hometown favorite, Birmingham, Alabama’s, The Burning Peppermints.
photo: Sully Sullivan
Steve Gunn keeps cool both on and off stage.
photo: Sully Sullivan
