Davin

After spending years touring with a mid-level rock band, Davin returns to his sleepy hometown to care for his ailing grandfather, a retired blues musician who first introduced him to the guitar. His return is met with mixed feelings — the town hasn’t forgotten how he left abruptly, especially his ex-best friend and former bandmate, Tyler, who now runs the local music shop they dreamed of owning together. Davin picks up small gigs at cafés and open mics, gradually reconnecting with the community and his love for music — not for fame, but for meaning. When a community center faces closure due to lack of funding, Davin steps up, organizing a music festival to save it. He invites musicians he’s met across the country and reluctantly teams up with Tyler to make it happen. As the event nears, Davin must juggle mending old friendships, facing his guilt, and rediscovering who he is beyond the stage lights. The story ends with a heartfelt festival performance — not for fans or fame, but for home, family, and redemption.