Chuck Leavell & Randall Bramblett: New Heights Through Deep Roots
To those in the know, this was a ticket to jump on, and, indeed, enough did just that to disappoint
To those in the know, this was a ticket to jump on, and, indeed, enough did just that to disappoint
I readily admit I hadn’t heard of High Fade before seeing they were booked at a venue I frequent, one
Dorothy And just like that, a little sprinkle turned the promise of a perfect Georgia evening for an outdoor concert
A perfect spring evening in Atlanta offered that rare middle ground equally suitable to pants or shorts, especially welcome for
Years removed from the era when Black Veil Bride’s glam image drew as much attention as the music, the group
Built to Spill concerts don’t announce themselves with spectacle, and you won’t find Doug Martsch rushing the stage to intro
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
Sometimes you wonder how bands form with people coming with differing instruments, influences, tastes and personalities. But they do, fortunately.
Johnny Marr is best known as the legendary guitarist and co-songwriter for The Smiths which he co-founded with Morrissey in
“CREED” reads white on black on the visuals screen, flashing on, then off. It builds in pace until the crowd
All too fast. Just like the tickets, sold out within a day or so six months ago. Or the 14
KALEO, an emerging Icelandic band tagged as folk-rock, has a lot more going for it than the micro label might