Name: Songwriter Round ft. Annie Mosher, Don Henry, and Erin Thomas
Start: 2026-04-25T17:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-04-25T19:00:00-04:00
Location: Eddie's Attic

**Songwriter Round ft. Annie Mosher, Don Henry, and Erin Thomas live at Eddie's Attic!**
*Annie Mosher*
Annie Mosher was raised in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont and moved at 18 to study theatre. She spent several years traveling from Boston to Wyoming, writing songs about the people and places that inspired her, before heading to Nashville to write and perform professionally. She is a Kerrville New Folk Award winner, a longtime member of the Nashville-based group Girls With Guitars, and a regular at the famous Bluebird Cafe. Annie is an indie artist with a gift for performance and great momentum as a new voice of Americana music.
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*Don Henry*
Grammy Award winner Don Henry’s songs have been recorded by legends like Ray Charles, Patti Page, and Conway Twitty; country crooners like Gene Watson, John Conlee, and B.J. Thomas; and contemporary hitmakers like Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert. The wit and wisdom of Don's songs are widely renowned, from campfire favorites like the hilarious "B.F.D." and the biker lullaby "Harley" to his poignant tribute to Martin Luther King, "Beautiful Fool," and his Grammy-winning classic, "Where Have You Been?"
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*Erin Thomas*
Erin Thomas debuted as a songwriter in 2012 with You Don’t Know Me, an album of original songs that included a duet with Vince Gill, charted in the top 10 on The Folk Chart, and drew comparisons to Norah Jones and Alison Krauss. Most people only get one shot at the professional music scene, but “singer-songwriter” is actually Erin’s second title. Prior to picking up a guitar, she was busy in Nashville as a studio and orchestral French horn player, with recorded and live credits that include Keith Urban, Bon Jovi, Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Amy Grant, and others. A nerve injury ended that first chapter of her career and ended up inspiring the second, a journey that’s been profiled in The Boston Globe, August Chronicle, Atlanta Music Guide, and elsewhere. After finding her footing again with songwriting, she toured extensively before settling down to teach elementary school and raise her daughter, eventually landing at Atlanta’s Westminster School. She integrates songwriting into the creative writing curriculum there, and designed the school’s annual Lovestock songwriting festival that features Nashville and Atlanta-based artists performing songs that they’ve co-written with the students. Erin co-founded Heartsong, a weeklong songwriting, nature and wellness summer camp for kids in Atlanta, with Annie Mosher. Her second album, Weeds & Wildflowers, was released in 2024.