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
moe. played their first of two shows at Atlanta’s Variety Playhouse to an enthusiastic crowd, but they had to wait
It’s Buddy Guy’s Damn Right Farewell Tour, a tour which covers a deep history of blues songwriters and/or better known
A Riverside concert is a thing to get excited about. The Polish prog rock band, still a relative unknown in
Bobby Weir and the Wolf Bros treated their (expectedly) sold-out Atlanta audience to a killer set of songs… which any
The (Fabulous) Fox Theatre in Atlanta buzzed with activity amongst its sold-out crowd as soon as the doors opened at
Okay, pardon the pun. But the band was ready, a year after cancelling for reasons beyond their control, to return
Atlanta’s Tinsley Ellis is on tour. Again. That’s the life of a bluesman. With 19 albums under his name, Ellis
What’s up Atlanta? You had a dual bill slate of GA-20’s Chicago style electric blues followed by Tyler Bryant &
Touring as a double-bill with Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown, GA-20 (not a Georgia Highway but a vintage Gibson amp
News that The Smile, not yet a familiar name on the lips of music lovers, were coming to Atlanta didn’t