
Russian Circles and Pelican: Two Paths to Heavy
Russian Circles and Pelican, the opening act, have spent years perfecting their versions of heavy post-metal. It’s not for everyone,

Russian Circles and Pelican, the opening act, have spent years perfecting their versions of heavy post-metal. It’s not for everyone,

An absolute gem of a human being and a world class musician, Edith Pageaud delivered a wonderful evening of classical

Robin Trower opened a time capsule from the ’70s at Center Stage in Atlanta on Sunday night, launching the set

The Rat Queen and her minions returned to Atlanta Saturday night, bringing their medieval fantasy heavy metal spectacle to a

Sunday at Shaky Knees started with grounds that were in surprisingly good shape. Evidence of the storm remained, but low-lying

Shaky Knees 2026 Saturday started with a cool, morning freshness. By the time the first band took the stage, the

“CREED” reads white on black on the visuals screen, flashing on, then off. It builds in pace until the crowd

All too fast. Just like the tickets, sold out within a day or so six months ago. Or the 14

KALEO, an emerging Icelandic band tagged as folk-rock, has a lot more going for it than the micro label might

It’s a Sunday night in a former church turned concert venue named Tabernacle, in a state that an aged population

Co-headlining with My Morning Jacket, Nathaniel Rateliff opened the evening at Ameris Amphitheatre where predicted rain didn’t show but an

The tour title is the “Sharp Dressed Simple Man Tour,” and while giving nods to ZZ Top and Outlaws, Johnny

Can 12,000 fans be wrong? Avril Lavigne brought her “Greatest Hits” tour to Alpharetta after touring Europe for months and

Formed in 1989, Green Day is still going strong in their third decade, having toured most of this year both

The Summer Road Trip Tour featuring Train and REO Speedwagon was truly a concert for the ages. Delayed for an

“We’re still a band! We’re not done yet!” James Trimble, front-man for The Dirty Guv’nahs, triumphantly shouted to the fans