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Le Gato: Next At Riverfront Nights In Chattanooga

By Ray Bassett
Published July 31, 2025 at 7:26 PM EDT
Banner for Le Gato at Riverfront Nights in 2025.
Riverfront Nights

Chattanooga is a crossroads for locally grown music across genres.

Artists and bands bend and blend those genres along the way in their own way.

One example is Le Gato, a funk-rock group with roots in jazz, progressive rock and jam music.

This weekend, the band opens Riverfront Nights - presented by Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union - on Saturday starting at 6 PM at Ross’ Landing in downtown Chattanooga.

Adam Stone is the guitar player, singer and band leader of Le Gato.

Noah Prince is the bass player and songwriter for the group.

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