Green’s Dictionary of Slang

early-bird adj.

[early bird n.1 (1)]

first of the day, e.g. early-bird matinee.

[Aus]K. Tennant Joyful Condemned 159: In the charge room at the back, one early-bird solicitor was already seeking an interview with his client.
[US]Tom Waits ‘Pasties And A G-String’ 🎵 And it’s an early-bird matinee, come back any day.
[US]T. Wolfe Bonfire of the Vanities 115: All he’ll have to worry about is getting to the shopping mall in time for the Early Bird special.
[US]L. Stringer Grand Central Winter (1999) 46: A spectacle that fairly rattled early-bird commuters.
[US]J. Stahl Plainclothes Naked (2002) 147: Manny waved at a couple of early-bird juicers.