Atlanta Events: March 2017

ATLANTA EVENTS: MARCH 2017

Science-fiction comedy

March 3 - 5, 2017

32 miles NE

Filled with Dragon Con sensibilities, Sweep features two time-traveling women with broomsticks who sweep mistakes into oblivion at Aurora Theatre in Lawrenceville (adult language). Discount tickets $10.

Jewish Music Festival

March 3 - 19, 2017

Atlanta locations

Atlanta Jewish Music Festival includes jazz, sacred, folk, orchestral, kids’, and rock ’n’ roll music.

Drama about schools

March 3 - 19, 2017

13 miles SW

Exit Strategy is a “gripping and timely” [Philadelphia Tribune] story about teachers and students fighting to keep their public school open at Southwest Arts Center for age 15+. Discount tickets $18.

Magic

March 3 - 31, 2017

1 mile east

Professional magician Peter Morrison performs classical magic and comedy at the Atlanta Magic Theater. Discount tickets $15.

Attractions

March 3 - 31, 2017

multiple locations

These discount ticket prices include all taxes and fees.

• Aquarium + CNN + Coca-Cola + Zoo CityPass $83
• Gone with the Wind Museum - two tickets for $9
• The King Center - always free including parking

Cardboard-costume event

March 4, 2017 (7 p.m.)

0 miles

Cardboard*Con is about making cheap science-fiction and fantasy cardboard costumes to wear, and then roaming among downtown hotels.

Pub crawl

March 4, 2017 (12 to 4 p.m.)

2 miles NE

A ticket to Pub Crawl on the BeltLine includes a free drink at multiple venues plus food discounts.

Family obstacle course

March 4, 2017 (unless windy)

2.2 miles NE

You and your kids age 3+ can take the KidFitStrong Fitness Challenge, which includes 10 fitness stations in Piedmont Park. Free, but nearby rides are not free.

Oyster festival

March 4, 2017 (2 p.m. doors, 3 p.m. music)

2.5 miles NE

Oyster Crawfish Festival has live New Orleans music with oysters and crawfish for sale at the Park Tavern for age 21+.

Beer, bourbon, barbecue

March 4, 2017 (2 p.m., VIP noon)

3 miles north

Sample 60 beers and 40 bourbons, eat barbecue, and hear music at the Beer, Bourbon, and BBQ Festival at Atlantic Station.

No technology party

March 4, 2017 (12:30 to 4:30 p.m.)

5.4 miles north

Turn off your cellphone and stop talking about work at Unplug Atlanta. It promises beer & chocolate tasting, live body painting, live music, and games at SweetWater Brewing Company. Get tickets at the door unless you want to register for the 11:30 a.m. yoga.

Monster trucks

March 4 - 5, 2017

1 mile SW

Big trucks with big wheels make big noise and excitement at Monster Jam at the Georgia Dome.

Discount tickets $17.

Sleeping Beauty ballet

March 4 - 5, 2017

27 miles NW

Georgia Ballet performs the classic story of Sleeping Beauty with beautiful costumes, lush sets, and Tchaikovsky’s timeless score in Powder Springs. Discount tickets $16.

Family show

March 4 - 12, 2017

2.5 miles north

The Adventures of Mighty Bug is a comic-book-style adventure that combines shadow and body puppets with digital and overhead projections, and teaches a bit of science at Center for Puppetry Arts for age 4+. Crafts afterwards. Discount tickets $11.

Irish music

March 7, 2017 (8 p.m.)

2.3 miles north

The Chieftans play their unique blend of traditional Irish and modern music at Atlanta Symphony Hall. Dscount tickets $23.

Elvis Presley tribute

March 9, 2017 (7:30 p.m.)

1 mile north

Elvis Lives features contest-winning performers as Elvis Presley at four points in his career, backed by a live orchestra, singers, and dancers at Fox Theatre. Discount tickets $31.

East Point dinner show

March 10, 2017 (7 p.m.)

8.5 miles SW

Jazz Age Jeopardy is a 1920s whodunit with a buffet-style dinner, a few glasses of wine, and audience participation solving a crime. Discount tickets $37.

Chocolate and Art Show

March 10 - 11, 2017 (8 p.m.)

3.7 miles SW

The Chocolate and Art Show features artists, live body painting, live music, face-painting, and free chocolate at The B Complex for age 21+. Discount tickets $15.

Ballet: Beauty and the Beast

March 10 - 12, 2017

31.4 miles NE

Based on the popular film, Beauty and the Beast is the story of a young woman (Belle) and a young prince under a witch’s curse (Beast) performed by Perimeter Ballet in Johns Creek. Discount tickets $11.

St. Patrick’s Day bar crawls

March 10 - 18, 2017

Atlanta locations

These events usually include drink specials and party souvenirs, with no cover charges at multiple bars.

• March 10 - Green Mile Block Party (Midtown)
• March 11 - Atlanta Streetcar Bar Crawl - Discount tickets $15.
• March 11 - Highlands Kegs and Eggs
• March 11 & 17 - PubCrawls.com
• March 17 to 18 - Luckyfest at Park Tavern
• March 18 - Boozy Brunch Crawl in Highlands

Quilts in a mansion

March 10 - 19, 2017

21 miles north

See hundreds of locally made quilts at the Quilt Show in historic Bulloch Hall in Roswell.

Brunch festival

March 11, 2017 (noon, VIP 11 a.m.)

1.7 miles NE

Enjoy tasty bites from 20 restaurants and beverages (Bloody Marys, Mimosas, beer, and wine) with music from a pop tribute band at Atlanta Brunch Festival at Atlantic Station for age 21+. No pets.

Daffodil Day

March 11, 2017

2 miles SE

See flowers, shop for plants, hear talks, and take garden walks during Daffodil Day, with kids’ activities at Oakland Cemetery. Free.

St. Patrick’s Day parade

March 11, 2017 (noon to 1:30 p.m.)

2.2 miles north

The Atlanta St. Patrick’s Parade has 2,000 dancers, musicians, and Irish enthusiasts, plus giant balloons, floats, and marching bands in Midtown that go south on Peachtree St. from 15th St. NE to 5th St. NE.

St. Patrick’s Day party

March 11, 2017 (2 p.m. to closing)

2.5 miles NE

Join the crowd wearing green costumes at Lepre*Con, which has zany contests and two stages of music outside Park Tavern for age 21+.

St. Patrick’s Day celebration

March 11, 2017 (1 to 10 p.m.)

3 miles north

Shamrock the Station begins at 1 p.m. with kids’ activities and Irish dancing and then adds live music at 5 p.m. with beer in Central Park at Atlantic Station. Irish costumes and accents optional.

Forsythia Festival

March 11 - 12, 2017

62 miles SE

Forsythia Festival features 100 juried arts-and-crafts vendors, live entertainment, a children’s fair, a 5K, and a one-mile fun run in Forsyth. No pets. Free.

St. Patrick’s Day party

March 11 & 17, 2017

6 miles NE

St. Patrick’s Day Outdoor Festival has bars, live music, and Irish dancers on Buckhead Avenue outside Fado.

Fun basketball show

March 11 & 18, 2017 (2 and 7 p.m.)

1 mile NE

The Harlem Globetrotters demonstrate ball handling wizardry, rim-rattling dunks, trick shots, and comedy.

• March 11 - Atlanta discount tickets $42
• March 18 - Duluth discount tickets $52

Shamrock race

March 12, 2017

3 miles north

Shamrock ‘N Roll Road Race is a walk or run (kids fun run, 5K, and 10K) with Irish entertainment that begins at Atlantic Station.

Shari Lewis legacy

March 12, 2017 (3 p.m.)

39 miles SW

If you loved Shari Lewis and her lovable puppet friend, you’ll love A Lamb Chop Celebration! starring her ventriloquist daughter with audience participation and a video retrospective about Shari Lewis in Newnan for all ages. Discount tickets $2.50.

Science festival

March 14 - 25, 2017

Atlanta locations

Atlanta Science Festival features hands-on activities, performances, presentations, and facility tours at 30 venues to celebrate local science and technology.

Cocktails at the aquarium

March 17, 2017

0.5 miles NW

Adults can wander Georgia Aquarium enjoying live music, cocktails, and appetizers at Sips Under the Sea. Visit the website to buy tickets and see the theme.

St. Patrick’s Day in Smyrna

March 17 - 18, 2017

15.6 miles NW

Smyrna St. Patrick’s Day Fest promises live music both days, plus a green fountain and kids’ activities on Saturday in and around Atkins Park Tavern in Smyrna.

Marathon & fitness expo

March 17 - 19, 2017

0.5 miles west

The Georgia Marathon & Half Marathon begin and end Sunday at Centennial Olympic Park. A free Health & Fitness Expo is Friday and Saturday in Omni Hotel at CNN Center.

Craft show

March 17 - 19, 2017

11 miles NW

Find 225 contemporary jewelry, clothing, furniture, and home-decor artists at the American Craft Council Atlanta Show at Cobb Galleria Centre.

Dance of the slaves

March 18, 2017 (2 and 7:30 p.m.)

11 miles east

The Secrets of Slave Songs tells the story of slavery from failed escape attempts to the triumph of liberation through dramatic movement and traditional Negro spirituals at Porter Sanford III Performing Arts Center in Decatur. Discount tickets $10.

Beer festival

March 18, 2017 (1 p.m., VIP noon)

32 miles NE

Suwanee American Craft Beer Fest offers tastes of 300 craft beers, local restaurant food, and live entertainment at Suwanee Town Center Park.

Welsh festival

March 18, 2017

47 miles NW

WelshFest has Welsh music, stories, vendors, a 5K, kids’ area, and kilt contest in tiny Rockmart. Free.

Model Train Show

March 18 - 19, 2017

11 miles NW

The Model Train Show features model train layouts and hundreds of vendors at Cobb Galleria Centre.

Restaurant week

March 18 - 26, 2017

11 miles south

Get a special deal on a lunch or dinner meal at a dozen restaurants during ATL Airport District Restaurant Week in East Point and College Park.

Family event

March 19, 2017 (10 a.m.)

0.3 miles west

Register online for Be Healthy Georgia Festival, which includes two kids’ races (ages 1-6 and 7-14), games, sports activities, team mascots, and a fitness expo at Centennial Olympic Park. Free.

Auto show

March 22 - 26, 2017

0.5 miles west

Atlanta International Auto Show includes 400 new cars, light trucks, vans, and sport utility vehicles at Georgia World Congress Center.

Musical: 9 to 5

March 23 - April 2, 2017

7.6 miles NE

OnStage Atlanta performs 9 to 5, based on the hit movie about a bad boss, with music and lyrics by Dolly Parton in Decatur. Discount tickets $13.

Ballet: Beauty and the Beast

March 24 - 25, 2017

22.6 miles north

Based on the popular film, Beauty and the Beast is the story of a young woman (Belle) and a young prince under a witch’s curse (Beast) performed by Atlanta Dance Theatre in Roswell. Discount tickets $12.

Home show

March 24 - 26, 2017

11 miles NW

Spring Atlanta Home Show is billed as Georgia’s largest home show and features 350 home-improvement companies at Cobb Galleria Centre. Repeats in Sept.

Film festival

March 24 - April 2, 2017

Atlanta locations

The Atlanta Film Festival shows a wide variety of films, mostly at the Plaza Theatre and 7 Stages Theatre.

Cherry blossom festival - Macon

March 24 - April 2, 2017

85 miles SE

International Cherry Blossom Festival includes 80 events, a parade, arts & crafts, concerts, food trucks, a street party, and 300,000 flowering cherry trees.

Silent disco dance

March 25, 2017 (3 to 9 p.m.)

1 mile SE

To join Hush Hush, reserve a headset with three music channels, pick it up before 5 p.m., and follow the crowd every two hours to a different bar on Edgewood Avenue. A light shows which channel you’re hearing.

Bacon festival

March 25, 2017 (1 to 6 p.m.)

2.4 miles NE

Enjoy sizzling bacon, barbecue, local bands, games, and beer at BaconFest outdoors at 569 Ezzard Street for age 21+.

Doggie field day

March 25, 2017

17 miles NE

Your dog doesn’t have to be a “rescue” to compete in the Rescue Dog Olympics, which includes dog-related vendors, music, food trucks, and a beer garden at Brook Run Park in Dunwoody. Free.

St. Patrick’s Day party

March 25, 2017 (7 p.m.)

23 miles north

Your ticket to Shamrockin’ for a Cure includes food, drinks, live music, dancing, and a charity auction at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Alpharetta.

Cherry blossom festival - Brookhaven

March 25 - 26, 2017

13 miles NE

Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival has arts and crafts vendors, family activities, a pet parade & costume contest, live music, a 5K run, and a 1K walk at Blackburn Park.

Cherry blossom festival - Conyers

March 25 - 26, 2017

33 miles east

Conyers Cherry Blossom Festival features 300 arts & crafts booths, international music and dance, food vendors, and a big children’s area at the Georgia International Horse Park.

Comic opera

March 25 - April 2, 2017

11 miles NW

Sung in Italian with English subtitles, Don Pasquale is a comedy filled with complicated schemes, shenanigans, multiple lies, a fake wedding, and a rendezvous at the famed Hollywood Bowl at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre. Discount tickets $20.

Inman Park Restaurant Week

March 27 - April 2, 2017

2 miles east

Get a special deal on a three-course fixed-price meal at a dozen restaurants during Inman Park Restaurant Week in Inman Park. Repeats in Oct.

Colonial life

March 30 - April 2, 2017

49 miles NE

See life in 1790s Georgia at the 18th Century Colonial Market Faire, including historical crafts, games, military drills, music, and treats at Fort Yargo State Park in Winder.

ABOUT JERMAINE SAIN

Jermaine Sain is the host/ creator of a talk show called When We Speak.  After exiting the U.S. Army in 2003, as a Medical Sergeant, Jermaine began pursuing a career in music after he auditioned for American Idol in 2005, in Austin, Texas.
In 2008, Jermaine moved to Atlanta where he has had the opportunity to provide backing vocals for Kem (Grammy nominated R&B Singer) Heart (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), and Barry Manilow, as well as for companies such as Pink Ribbon Story Foundation and Verizon Wireless. He made his first music video appearance in Kem's Glorify The King.
Jermaine's talk show, When We Speak, caters to entertainment with a close focus on indie music professionals.

Winston Warrior Releases Video for "Go High"

FROM WWW.WINSTONWARRIOR.COM

Winston Warrior Releases New Single: "Go High"

(Atlanta, GA - January 2017)

"Go High is a hit!  Winston Warrior returns to the music scene with a song that is so relevant; a track that grooves, vocals that are smooth with lyrics and a message that speak to the feelings of many people today."

 - International Urban Music Executive

The wait is finally over!  Winston releases his new single today.  As you can tell from the quote above, the music industry is already proclaiming that Winston's new single "Go High" is a hit.

No one is exempt from getting burned in life.  Sometimes you get burned so badly the lingering sting cripples you, leaving you in limbo and wondering where to go next. When that happens, you can lose sight of goals and dreams altogether … or it can inspire you and provide the exact motivation needed to thrust you into overdrive. If you play it right, the low blows that life can sometimes deal can be used as fuel to propel you to that place where you begin pursuing what you were aiming for in reckless abandon.

This is precisely the story of Winston Warrior, dubbed by some as “the modern day Marvin Gaye.”

Though a perfectionist in his quest to learn from Music, Winston Warrior is by no means a newcomer to her instruction. Warrior, like his signature emblem the Phoenix suggests, is reborn and will keep rising through the lessons and the industry’s ranks. 

Atlanta born and authentically Southern raised, Winston Warrior painfully lost his virginity to the music industry in the ‘90s. Once a member of the all male breakout group, Lo’ Profile, Winston briefly tasted stardom, to only have his hopes crushed under the pressures of the industry’s harsh realities.  Dreams deferred, he picked up the pieces and became a successful corporate marketing executive, but in doing so quickly learned how unfulfilling it can be to “settle” in life and held closely a deep desire to change course and pursue his dream once again.

While the collaborative dream didn’t come to fruition, the ever-present longing for Winston to create and fulfill his artistic goals never dissipated. The initial setback presented him with the opportunity to acquire new tools to prepare him to re-launch his music career when the timing was right and with a better chance at success.  He was now armed with an undergrad and graduate business degree from the University of Miami and had plenty of production and performance experience under his belt to eventually re-approach his first love with more solid footing. In the meantime, Winston’s star in the corporate arena was on the rise – which gave him the clout to make vital new connections and retain those he had from his glory days in the music industry. The setup was beginning to materialize, however, the sting from the burn of the first outing remained, making him hesitant to pic up the mic and reemerge as an artist. He had been away from the game for so long and his insecurities loomed large, undermining his confidence to sing. But in the spirit of the fabled phoenix, instead of ending his dreams, he was reminded that the ashes of his former music career were meant to set him up for a rebirth … and recognizing that, he became determined to rise again.

Winston returned to music with a vengeance as his debut album, Lifeology 101, released Spring 2011 garnered much industry acclaim for its skilled storytelling and musicality. Featuring Winston’s classic soulfulness and refreshing songwriting abilities coupled with powerhouse production and writing by The Exclusives (August Alsina, Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown, Trey Songz, Lil Wayne, and others), Lifeology 101 earned regular radio and television rotation (Music Choice, Centric and VH1 Soul); nominations for the GA Music Awards and SoulTracks Reader’s Choice Awards; features in several national and international industry magazines, blogs and websites; performances in festivals, clubs and theaters across the US (V103’s For Sister’s Only, KISS 104 FM The Art of Wine & Dine, Apache Café Soul Lounge); as well as the lead single “Bad 4 U” landing at #27 on Billboard’s Urban/AC chart.

Two years into Winston Warrior’s transition from the “Boardroom to Billboard”, the phoenix continued to rise. With the success of Lifeology 101, he became a charming musical and social media force, buoyed by the quality of his artistry and stunning visuals of himself at various stages along the journey of his artistic rebirth.  And the rise of that phoenix turned to soaring as he continued to master life’s lessons through re-experience. Reflecting on his path to date, Winston exposed more of himself and took us back into the classroom in his sequel effort, Lifeology 101…Back 2 School, released in the Fall of 2012:

“When I look back at where I was versus where I am now, I definitely feel like I am blessed. I am living the dream and I don’t want to wake up.”

Now, Winston is poised for another meteoric return with his revitalized modeling career (featuring his distinctive salt and pepper beard) along with his recent international performance this past October in Fukuoka, Japan.  The climax of Winston’s return to the entertainment scene comes with the release of his brand new single “Go High”; again written and produced by The Exclusives and inspired by today’s unprecedented political climate. As he was seeking to avoid being beset again by the unpredictable low blows that life can deal, he was quickened by then FLOTUS Michelle Obama’s speech that addressed that very thing.  She ended her speech with the words, “when they go low, we go high,” which along with aligning with the spirit of the phoenix, presented as the perfect theme for where Winston had been and where he found himself at that moment. The Exclusives embraced the concept and once again artistically challenged him to peel away the layers to the tenderness and master the life lessons put before him.   In Warrior’s raspy tenor voice, underscored with deliberately modest arrangements, he has opened up to create another authentically positive branded R&B smash hit, modernized with infused synth and strong baseline highlights.

Click on the "Download the Track" button below to take a listen and download the song.

Get ready world… The Phoenix rises again!  It’s time to “Go High”!

Feel free to contact with Winston via social media or through the Vintage contact information below.  He is currently accepting interview requests and booking opportunities.  Get reacquainted with Winston, his music, his journey, and new single “Go High”.

PR & Media Requests: info@winstonwarrior.com

From The Thoughts of Jermaine Sain: Why Am I So Happy?

From: When We Speak TV
Since creating When We Speak TV and SAINJ Productions, I have spent so much time promoting and speaking with other people about their visions, dreams, and goals that I sometimes forgot to promote my own.  I'm not saying that's a bad thing, but I must admit that when I get a chance to talk about my visions to an interviewer it is exciting to me.  Recently, I got a chance to be a guest on "Why Am I So Happy" with Paul Vail on BBS Radio.  I had such an amazing time speaking with Paula because it gave me a moment to reflect on the many things that I've accomplished as well as, the many things that I have yet to accomplish.  

Throughout the interview, there was so much going through my head, that I wanted to share. So, I hope that each and every person that listens to this interview is inspired by something I said.......

Click below to hear the interview

"Why Am I So Happy" on BBS Radio with Special Guest, Jermaine Sain

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ABOUT JERMAINE SAIN

Jermaine Sain is the host/ creator of a talk show called When We Speak.  After exiting the U.S. Army in 2003, as a Medical Sergeant, Jermaine began pursuing a career in music after he auditioned for American Idol in 2005, in Austin, Texas.
In 2008, Jermaine moved to Atlanta where he has had the opportunity to provide backing vocals for Kem (Grammy nominated R&B Singer) Heart (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), and Barry Manilow, as well as for companies such as Pink Ribbon Story Foundation and Verizon Wireless. He made his first music video appearance in Kem's Glorify The King.
Jermaine's talk show, When We Speak, caters to entertainment with a close focus on indie music professionals.

Winston Warrior Speaks About Honoring His Gifts

Recently the When We Speak TV team got a chance to catch up with singer, Winston Warrior for a segment of What Do YOU Speak....Check it out!

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ABOUT JERMAINE SAIN

Jermaine Sain is the host/ creator of a talk show called When We Speak.  After exiting the U.S. Army in 2003, as a Medical Sergeant, Jermaine began pursuing a career in music after he auditioned for American Idol in 2005, in Austin, Texas.
In 2008, Jermaine moved to Atlanta where he has had the opportunity to provide backing vocals for Kem (Grammy nominated R&B Singer) Heart (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), and Barry Manilow, as well as for companies such as Pink Ribbon Story Foundation and Verizon Wireless. He made his first music video appearance in Kem's Glorify The King.
Jermaine's talk show, When We Speak, caters to entertainment with a close focus on indie music professionals.

Chef Elliott Farmer Shares His Cooking Inspiration with When We Speak TV

About Chef Elliott:  
(from www.chefelliott.com)
Food Network's Cutthroat Kitchen star, Author, Speaker, Personality and Radio Host, Chef Elliott, an Atlanta native, is honored to share his passion for cooking and his childhood collection of signature recipe tips with the community. He has been requested by various culinary institutions and restaurants to share his creations within the United States and abroad. In a recent interview, he insisted,

“Cooking is my life! It takes some people a lifetime to experience the collision of their passion and purpose. Mine occurred when I was just 5 years old. Since then, I’ve been living both my passion and my purpose.”

 Chef Elliott is famous for his unique menus from soul food capitals to dishes that are sophisticated in flavor, yet true to their origins. His menus are casual, creative, and authentic. As his roots stem from the south, he creates dishes that combine comfort with a fusion of ethnic flavors.

Chef Elliott Farmer, one of America’s preferred food creators and television and radio personalities, has been selected as one of the top 3 out of 30 Chefs to feature their craft and client events on LIVE television, on Food Network’s upcoming, unscripted TV series. The name of the show will be announced shortly! This Atlanta-based show will feature high-end catering companies in the metropolitan area and will provide a glimpse into the inner workings and behind the scenes of some of the most creative, extravagant and beautiful events in Atlanta. Chef Elliott’s catering firm, Farmer’s Gourmet Catering, will be one of the culinary enterprises, highlighted on the weekly show. So, stay tuned for further details.

ABOUT JERMAINE SAIN

Jermaine Sain is the host/ creator of a talk show called When We Speak.  After exiting the U.S. Army in 2003, as a Medical Sergeant, Jermaine began pursuing a career in music after he auditioned for American Idol in 2005, in Austin, Texas.
In 2008, Jermaine moved to Atlanta where he has had the opportunity to provide backing vocals for Kem (Grammy nominated R&B Singer) Heart (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), and Barry Manilow, as well as for companies such as Pink Ribbon Story Foundation and Verizon Wireless. He made his first music video appearance in Kem's Glorify The King.
Jermaine's talk show, When We Speak, caters to entertainment with a close focus on indie music professionals.

Gregory Porter- Wade In The Water

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ABOUT JERMAINE SAIN

Jermaine Sain is the host/ creator of a talk show called When We Speak.  After exiting the U.S. Army in 2003, as a Medical Sergeant, Jermaine began pursuing a career in music after he auditioned for American Idol in 2005, in Austin, Texas.
In 2008, Jermaine moved to Atlanta where he has had the opportunity to provide backing vocals for Kem (Grammy nominated R&B Singer) Heart (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), and Barry Manilow, as well as for companies such as Pink Ribbon Story Foundation and Verizon Wireless. He made his first music video appearance in Kem's Glorify The King.
Jermaine's talk show, When We Speak, caters to entertainment with a close focus on indie music professionals.

Special Thank You From Jermaine Sain (Creator of When We Speak TV/ SAINJ Productions)

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ABOUT JERMAINE SAIN

Jermaine Sain is the host/ creator of a talk show called When We Speak.  After exiting the U.S. Army in 2003, as a Medical Sergeant, Jermaine began pursuing a career in music after he auditioned for American Idol in 2005, in Austin, Texas.
In 2008, Jermaine moved to Atlanta where he has had the opportunity to provide backing vocals for Kem (Grammy nominated R&B Singer) Heart (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), and Barry Manilow, as well as for companies such as Pink Ribbon Story Foundation and Verizon Wireless. He made his first music video appearance in Kem's Glorify The King.
Jermaine's talk show, When We Speak, caters to entertainment with a close focus on indie music professionals.