Little Big Town
The island way of life is setting to transform this August as the first-ever Atlantis Country Week is bringing honky-tonk entertainment to paradise. With headline performances from Jake Owen and Little Big Town and endless country-themed experiences, concertgoers will discover an entirely new vibe at Atlantis Paradise Island.
Two renowned country acts are set to rock the stage. Multi-platinum selling artist Jake Owen kickstarts the outdoor concert series on August 20th at Casuarina Beach with his chart-topping hits such as “Barefoot Blue Jean Night,” “I Was Jack (You Were Diane)” and “Made For You.” Three time Grammy Award-winning group Little Big Town will close out the week on a high note with fan favorite melodies spanning their nearly 20-year career like “Girl Crush,” “Little White Church” and “Boondocks.”
Jake Owen
As these performances are part of the season-long Music Making Waves concert series of Atlantis Paradise Island, much more awaits concertgoers of all ages this week. Local food trucks, pop-up lounges and a 360-degree beer garden offering cold brews, cocktails and wines will be readily available throughout the week in the concert village. If you have kids in your group, there will be a family-friendly Atlantis activity fun zone with lawn games and country-themed movies premiering at the Atlantis theater.
Atlantis Country Week offers a different country-themed experience each day. Avid country music fans can head to The Coral for karaoke or line dancing in the Dragon’s Lounge. For those craving comfort food, a country brunch will be served at Poseidon’s Table as well as cowboy-themed dishes at Seafire Steakhouse. And, let’s not forget the drinks galore; Pirate Republic will host a BBQ and Beers night, Texas Cowboy Happy Hour at The Point and various cocktail specials will be showcased at Sea Glass, Moon Bar, Plato’s and more.
Cowboy-themed dishes will be available at Seafire Steakhouse
If you’re ready for a rockin’ good time and unforgettable country tunes, visit atlantisbahamas.com or the Daily Atlantean for more information on Atlantis Country Week.
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