Review: Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory at Variety Playhouse
A month after a couple of NYC shows following their European tour, Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory launched
A month after a couple of NYC shows following their European tour, Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory launched
Sweetwater 420 Fest returned for its second year at Atlanta’s Pullman Yards. Restored to a three-day festival, headliners included Greensky
If fans attending the Marillion weekend submitted their preferred playlists, probably 70% of what the band delivered would be uniformly
Day 2 of the Marillion Weekend was, oddly but not unexpected, the first night of their greatly anticipated performance. True
What kind of band inspires fans to line up at 5 AM in a Montreal snowstorm—just to get a better
This is Darkside’s first North American tour in 11 years. After a hiatus following their early success in 2011, two
Atlanta welcomed The Decemberists for their final stop on their Arise From the Bunkers tour at Tabernacle with an all
Crossing tour paths this summer and an affinity for each other and each other’s music, Lyle Lovett and Chris Isaak
Peter Hook and The Light may not be familiar to most or even many music enthusiasts. But, if you were
The live music experience can be many things depending on the energy, the performer/audience interaction, the music’s mood, etc. Friday
Pete Townshend long ago said of Who bassist John Entwistle, “I think John finds a challenge with us that he
Saturday began much like Friday night had, with an acoustic “Americana” artist. That label mystifies to me to a degree,
The second Lost Art Music Festival was a joy. Intended by its founder to be a festival of “high energy
Saturday at Candler Park, a day full of concerts and… general festival vibe. Candler Park is a smallish park “in-town”
If you like jam bands and somewhere proximate to Atlanta, you probably found your way to the annual Candler Park