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Live & Local Music Series

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Parks and Recreation

Frank Brown Community Center

235 Opelika Rd

Jarrett Jones

Jarrett Jones

recreation center manager

Join us for an evening of music and fun at beautiful Town Creek Park .  Food and sweet treats will be available for purchase from the CHILL SPOT.  Bring your lawn chair, blanket, and come and enjoy great music. Pets (ON LEASHES) are welcome. FREE to the Public.

The dates are October 1, 8, 15, and 22 from 5:30-7:00pm.

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Fall 2026 Line Up

  • October 1: The Dave Potts Band
  • October 8:  Seven Dollar Mule Band
  • October 15: Caleb Gamble
  • October 22:  David Jones

For more information on the Live & Local Music Series, contact Jarrett Jones at (334) 501-2941.

Town Creek Park is located at 1150 S. Gay St. in Auburn. For the most up-to-date information on performers, delays, or cancelations, visit the Auburn Parks and Recreation Facebook page.

Artist Bios:

The Dave Potts Band

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The Dave Potts Band brings together thoughtful songwriting, acoustic roots, and a wide-ranging mix of familiar favorites.

Singer-songwriter Dave Potts has spent decades connecting with audiences through melodic, story-driven songs about the quiet truths of everyday life. A veteran of more than 2,000 performances across 43 states, Dave's songwriting has earned honors including first place in the International Acoustic Music Awards' Folk/Americana/Roots category, Just Plain Folks' New Folk Song of the Year, and four appearances as a New Folk Finalist at the Kerrville Folk Festival.

A longtime part of the Auburn music community, Dave has returned to performing more regularly with The Dave Potts Band, featuring Hunter Jackson on drums and Matt Alemany on guitar. Together, the trio blends Dave's original music with an eclectic mix of country and folk favorites, along with songs from the '80s and '90s—putting their own rootsy, singer-songwriter spin on music that audiences know and love.

Whether digging into one of Dave's original stories or revisiting a favorite song from decades past, The Dave Potts Band brings a relaxed, engaging show built around great songs, humor, and connection with the audience.

Seven Dollar Mule Band

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Seven Dollar Mule is a variety band from east Alabama and west Georgia who have been gigging for over 35 years and have developed their own unique style in which they throw in when playing cover tunes. They put their own spin on favorites from the 80's, 90's, on up to current tunes. They play a wide variety -- everything from Prince to Pearl Jam, Hank Jr. to Keith Sweat -- sure to please any crowd regardless of their tastes in music. Seven Dollar Mule consists of Derek Delamar, Scott Shepard, and Jeff Gaither.

Caleb Gamble

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Caleb Gamble is a Columbus, Georgia-based singer-songwriter blending acoustic-driven melodies, heartfelt storytelling, and influences from rock, country, blues, and pop. Performing both original music and familiar favorites, Caleb brings a soulful, laid-back energy to every show. His original music, including “Long Shot” and “Stay,” is available on major streaming platforms.

David Jones

After 27 years away from the trumpet, David picked it back up 14 years ago. Already an accomplished vocalist, David has created a unique sound with trumpet and vocals, able to play everything from Miles Davis to Chicago.

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He has appeared at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, the Catalina Jazz Club in Hollywood, and Spaghettini's in Seal Beach, CA.

He has opened for the legendary Aaron Neville and has his own Pandora station "David Jones (Jazz) Radio". His critically acclaimed album "Beautiful Music " placed two tunes on the Independent Contemporary jazz charts.

Now retired after a 30-year teaching career, David plays music regionally and travels the country incorporating his horn into his leadership speaking business where he does keynotes for corporate events, schools and athletic teams.