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
The Dirty Guv’nahs returned to Athens, GA, for another celebratory night that felt like a homecoming. The Knoxville-based band has
When Shinedown took the stage in Atlanta, they delivered exactly what fans came for: a night of explosive arena rock,
Primus sucks! And welcome John “Hoffer” Hoffman to Atlanta! Maybe that says it all to Primus fans? Well, to explain…
Rock legends – or those finding themselves dubbed Yacht Rock royalty – shouldn’t fear visiting Alpharetta GA’s Ameris Amphitheatre. On
Anyone arriving for a Ghost show ought to know what they’re getting into. A Swedish metal band with a sense
The Chameleons, from Manchester England, began in the early 80’s when the genre of “post-punk” was still being sorted out.
Atlantans seem to warmly welcome Australian acts, and while this wasn’t Dope Lemon’s first visit, there’s nothing quite like a
The Head and the Heart is currently touring in support of their newly released album, Aperture. Widely regarded as a
After 40+ years as a band, eleven studio albums, and touring the globe for millions of fans, what could Metallica
Australia’s The Cat Empire traveled far just to play for Atlanta at Terminal West, or so it would seem by