Alter Bridge Rocks Atlanta Across Generations
Two decades in, Alter Bridge aren’t reinventing themselves live in 2026, and that seems just fine with Atlanta fans. Ostensibly
Two decades in, Alter Bridge aren’t reinventing themselves live in 2026, and that seems just fine with Atlanta fans. Ostensibly
Music isn’t meant to be seen, it’s meant to be felt—and on this night in Sandy Springs, Tab Benoit and
Best Moments of the Festival Headliners should deliver, and they did. Friday night, Umphrey’s McGee gave full evidence as to
Energetic riffs and sharp, clever lyrics have quickly pushed Melbourne’s The Belair Lip Bombs from buzz band to must see,
Dark Chapel Dark Chapel opened the evening, featuring Black Label Society’s Dario Lorina on lead vocals. The band’s debut album,
There has always been something deliberately off-center about Puscifer, but on this tour, that unease feels less like style and
Last year, Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, recorded Bob Dylan’s historic 1966 Royal Albert Hall concert, in
New Haven, Connecticut’s Earthside opened their set with “We Who Lament” from their most recent album, Let the Truth Speak.
Kicking off the second leg of their farewell tour, Deap Vally fairly well blistered an Atlanta audience covering their 2013
Lucinda Williams sold out back-to-back nights at Atlanta’s Variety Playhouse, offering a more personal interaction as she shared insights between
The Record Company. From LA. It’s an interesting choice for a band’s name. The Record Makers might be more apt
The Charlatans and Ride, a British double-bill, hit Atlanta nearing the end of a winter U.S. tour. Both bands are
A new year and a new tour from Tommy Stinson, formerly the bassist/guitarist for 80’s legends, The Replacements. As an
Joanne Shaw Taylor wrapped her 2023 US Tour in Atlanta, but there was no show of wear for this rocking
A couple that had been at the bar at City Winery walked up to the concert check-in kiosk and asked
Atlanta fans of My Morning Jacket got a treat, namely two nights at the Fox Theatre. And better, for those