Concerts by the Springs: Brother Maven
May 3, 2026 7:00pm
Brother Maven is an American rock and soul band from Nashville, Tennessee known for blending timeless songwriting with modern musical energy. Featuring soaring vocals, powerful grooves, and standout guitar work, the band delivers a sound that feels both classic and contemporary.
Reserved tables are available for purchase. Lawn seating is free and open to everyone.
Schedule
Sunday, May 3
- 5:00 p.m. - Heritage Amphitheatre opens
- 5:30 p.m. - Food Truck opens
- 7:00 p.m. - Music begins
Know Before You Go
Public restrooms are available on site.
Earplugs will be available at the Concession Stand/Bar tent, free of charge.
Blankets, lawn chairs (low-backed chairs preferred) and umbrellas are allowed. Please lower your umbrellas when the music starts.
No outside tables, no tents. Please do not move existing bistro tables and chairs on premises.
No pets are allowed at this event. Service animals are permitted.
No fire candles. Only LED battery-powered lights are allowed.
No smoking or vaping.
In the event of inclement weather, updates will be posted on social media.
Table Reservations
To learn how to reserve a table, call the Box Office at (770) 206-2022.
Getting to the Concert
All vehicles parked on the street or in the South Lot must be registered using the QR code. If a vehicle is not registered (even during the free 2 hours), a parking ticket will be issued by 12Oaks, the parking provider.
Parking lots
City Springs Parking Deck - 1 Galambos Way (Accessible from either Mt. Vernon Highway or Sandy Springs Circle)
South Parking Lot at the corner of Blue Stone Rd and Mt. Vernon Hwy
ADA Parking - For Concerts by the Springs (Sundays), use the Heritage Amphitheatre parking lot - 6110 Blue Stone Road
Rideshare or Public Transit
The Ride Share drop-off is 215 Johnson Ferry Rd, Sandy Springs, GA 30328 (Google Maps)
Planning to take MARTA? Learn more about Getting to City Springs
Road Closures
There are no road closures for Concerts by the Springs.
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