"Tone in Georgia is a festival in itself. A sinful six piece seasoned to spice with the stern sternum stomping strums, jumping juicer jams, and timing so odd, its an affront to god. You'd think one instrument between each of them would be enough to woo the girls, but these are millenial girls, raised on swiss army knives, and phones that do your homework for you. They're working over time, and making the octopi jealous with the amount of harmony their handling. In the 1920's they would have been every revival's secret weapon to make the congregation feel the spirit. in EIGHTEEN20 they would have been burned as witches for doing things that the people wouldn't have been able to comprehend. Either way they'd be a stain on history, but a damned colorful stain that you could claim as couture. You want a festival IN your festival, Dicaprio? You give us a call. You want a band to make the kids go "ooh ahh" we specialize in that too. Tone in Georgia is the broadway music that sprouted legs and attacked New York. If jazz had an estranged relative that the family doesn't talk about much but you can tell he's from that household, Tone in Georgia's who they're gossiping about. Think about it." - Tony Baker 6 Singer-Songwriters collectively crafting groovy tunes. A hodge-podge of talent.