Styx & Chicago: The Windy Cities Tour Blows a Storm Through Alpharetta
I was a little nervous as I pulled up to the venue during a heavy Georgia afternoon thunderstorm. But after
I was a little nervous as I pulled up to the venue during a heavy Georgia afternoon thunderstorm. But after
If you’re going to play arenas, why not go big? For the first of two sold-out nights at Atlanta’s State
If you’re not standing a minute into a Santana concert, you’re likely stuck somewhere in traffic. And you should be
Twenty years after releasing one of the defining debut albums of the 2000s alternative metal scene, Flyleaf is once again
I have always been impressed with anyone who can paint a stage with an acoustic guitar, a microphone, and a
Outside of jazz, perhaps, how often does an artist begin a set with a clarinet? The answer might be the
Swans: Experimental rock. Noise rock. Post-rock. Industrial rock. Post-punk. Avant-garde. None of those are wrong. As punk reacted to main-stream
LA’s Allah-Las might best be described by Allmusic.com as “a reverb-drenched, moody version of garage rock.” That “mood” might be
Here’s an idea. You’re turning 60, you’re a rock star with three ongoing bands, and you’re in between a Domestic
On the heels of releasing Happiness Bastards, their first studio album since 2009, The Black Crowes played to a sold-out
Photo-pit chatter is fun. A lady, obviously a huge Jason Isbell fans, makes clear that if she were to see
After a lengthy hiatus, as it turns out, Amanda Palmer announced on Instagram that The Dresden Dolls would be back,
1979 was a transitional year for music, as new wave and post-punk took hold, disco finally yielding its stage, and
It’s not just because it’s a beautiful Atlanta Saturday, the day before St. Patrick’s Day. It’s not just because The
A mom brings her son from Tallahassee, FL, to see Moon Walker, a 17th birthday request. $17 ticket. $300 hotel
It’s difficult to write about jam bands, but Pigeons Playing Ping Pong is a really, really enjoyable one. This was