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
Enter Atlanta’s Fox Theatre, it’s ornate masonic heritage the long serving showcase for the city’s events, and find The Tedeschi
Isolation and loneliness, separation and estrangement, personal issues…. Yes, The Pineapple Thief is back on tour and kicked off their
When Drive-By Truckers made their splash with Decoration Day in 2003, fans, like me, were a bit stymied finding the
Tycho, the name chosen by Scott Hansen for his downtempo electronic creations, stopped by The Eastern for their Infinite Health
Vampires, a clown, Beetlejuice, Leo Mazzone, Wednesday, a pirate, a Viking and two frogs. What do these all have in
The Trouble Notes played to an appreciative audience of those “in the know” about this Progressive Folk Rock band, an
Glass Beams is a mystery, intentionally. Let’s start with the name. There’s no clear allusion to a structural support, a
This was The Red Clay Strays’ first of two Atlanta shows, the following night downtown at Tabernacle, both sold out.
If you want to catch them live, “The Over and Out Tour” suggests now is the time with only six
The The returned to touring in 2018 after a 17-year hiatus, and now, six years later, it’s time for fans