Common Good Concerts: Heather Mae, Jeremy Stanfill, and Tonya Reneé Dyson

Common Ground, Common Good. Join us for an acoustic house concert featuring songs, stories, and reflections from three Tennessee singer-songwriters dedicated to building community through music. Help create a better future for your Shelby County neighbors while supporting the campaign of TN Senate candidate David Weatherspoon. A suggested donation of $25+ can be made to the David Weatherspoon for TN State Senate campaign right now or after you RSVP. Please follow the link in your confirmation email if you're donating after your RSVP. Want to add your name as a super-supporter? The following sponsor levels are available: • Hall of Famer: $250+ - listed on graphics and event page, reserved seating, signed show poster • Producer: $100 - reserved seating, signed poster • Headliner: $50 - reserved seating, show poster • Road Crew: $31 recurring monthly - show poster This show will take place in a private home in the south Cordova area, centrally located to most TN District 31 residents. The address will be provided in your confirmation message and email. About Our Artists Heather Mae isn’t just writing songs, they're writing revolutions. A genre-fluid artist-activist, Mae fuses the storytelling depth of folk, the grit of alternative rock, and the infectious hooks of indie pop to craft anthems for the outsiders, the survivors, and the seekers of radical joy. For anyone who’s been told to quiet down, Mae’s music is both a fist in the air and a hand holding yours through the fray. Memphis songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jeremy Stanfill has spent years writing, recording and performing music rooted in melody, friendship and connection. Recognized for his roles in Star & Micey and James & the Ultrasounds, Stanfill is breaking through as a singer-songwriter in his own right, known for his deeply personal storytelling and adventurous arrangements. Tonya Reneé Dyson is the real deal in the revival movement and the new soul underground, seamlessly blending gospel, jazz, and R&B into a beautiful reboot of Memphis' soul legacy. When not sharing through song, she's a radio host, teacher, event planner, and nurturer of Memphis soul in every sense, rooted in the belief that the arts are one of the most powerful tools we have for strengthening communities, preserving culture, and creating opportunity.