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
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 this night would
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
When The Waterboys’ “Whole of the Moon” played just before the lights dimmed, it set the perfect vibe. Although The
This was my fourth Robin Trower concert, and a couple of truths still hold. Fifteen years after my first, the
One hopes when attending a concert that the experience will exceed recorded performances. That can include a lot of factors
Blues aces Mike Zito and Albert Castiglia played two nights in Atlanta, delivering as fine a marriage of Strat and
Every lover of live music should have a concert buddy, especially one who has great taste, travels to other places,