Jake Minch & Hana Bryanne: Live from Vinyl @ Center Stage - ATL

On Wednesday, August 20, Atlanta’s Vinyl @ Center Stage was proud to welcome Connecticut-born singer-songwriter Jake Minch.

Since his last stop in Atlanta, Minch has grown not only as a musician but as a performer. With a new guitar and an even newer album, he delivered songs that revealed as much about himself as they did about his craft. His lyrics carried weight, and his stage presence reflected the confidence of an artist steadily finding his voice.

It’s always a good sign when an artist’s reputation is carried by their fans. The crowd was among the kindest you could meet. From friendship bracelets to butterfly hair clips to passing around film cameras, fans created an atmosphere of warmth and connection.

Jake Minch and Co. playing Vinyl @ Center Stage in Atlanta (Photo by Noah De Los Rios)

The powerhouse opener, Hana Bryanne, deserves recognition as well. She commanded the stage with a subtle Southern twang—at least as much as someone from Northern California can have—paired with meaningful and powerful lyrics. Her talent hit like a shockwave, a fitting description of the beauty in both her presence and her voice.

Bryanne also used her platform to speak about her advocacy for Palestine, reflecting her true spirit. Ten percent of her merchandise sales go toward a Palestinian children’s hospital. As she told the crowd, “I’ll do anything to make the world 10% safer every day.”

Hana Bryanne's opening set for the evening (Photo by Noah De Los Rios)

Thank you so much to Minch and Bryanne's teams, Vinyl, and everyone who helped make this happen! Please enjoy a gallery of highlights from the night below.

All photos by Noah De Los Rios. Please credit @noahgotaphotopass or @art.seen.atl if reposting on social media.