Normal Isn’t: A Puscifer Concert Review
There has always been something deliberately off-center about Puscifer, but on this tour, that unease feels less like style and
There has always been something deliberately off-center about Puscifer, but on this tour, that unease feels less like style and
Some concerts overwhelm you with spectacle. Others win you over in quieter ways. A show by Ratboys tends to fall
Katatonia has long occupied a space in metal where atmosphere matters more than aggression, and their Atlanta stop reinforced how
Fans of Robert Jon & The Wreck know. They know that this California band is one of the best working
Gotta love it when rock icons come to town. Not because they’re icons, but because they’re your icons. You grew
Night one in a hometown is likely never just another gig, and for STS9, the first of two shows in
An improbable, but not impossible conversation: Rival Entertainment: “Would you be interested in curating a music festival in the fall
It’s been 13 years since Cave played in Atlanta in his Grinderman band, 21 years since visiting in his own
As soon as Flogging Molly hit the stage with a rousing “Drunken Lullabies,” the crowd-surfing began. And why not? A
Ringo Starr spryly jogged off the stage for a two song personal break midway through his All Starr Band set.
What music would you take with you if you were left stranded on an island? It’s an oft-asked question, heedless
The Teskey Brothers entertained Atlanta Thursday, up-seated from their originally scheduled venue to Tabernacle due to ticket demand. For a
The origin of Knoxville’s The Dirty Guv’nahs is a heckuva fork in the road, where a choice made by one
Six years after their last album, Queens of the Stone Age are back in a big way on their “The
A friend in Denver sent his thoughts about The National’s performance at the Mission Ballroom in Denver this past weekend.
An enthusiastic crowd welcomed Counting Crows’ Banshee Season Tour on a hot and humid Friday night in Alpharetta, one of