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
Atlanta fans of My Morning Jacket got a treat, namely two nights at the Fox Theatre. And better, for those
Steve Hackett returned to Atlanta with “Foxtrot at Fifty,” only a year after blessing fans with his “Selling England by
Guided by Voices, a band that is legendary for those in the know, played to a crowd just short of
On the heels of his new album, Apocalypticism, Brooklyn-based rocker Moon Walker recently began his first tour. Several attending pointed
Saturday was so good, it left the question of how awesome Sunday could be. Just as, with perfect weather, an
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