Celebrating David Bowie Is Truly A Party When David Bowie passed away on Jan. 10, 2016, it hit us fans hard. We were heartbroken that our Thin White Duke was gone and that we would never have the chance (however slim) of seeing him perform live again. As a longtime Bowie fan that never […]
Words by Molly Segers – Photos by Rosie Judd The Struts, with Beware of Darkness and Goodbye June, unleashed a delicious muck of rock eras for the Athens crowd at Georgia Theatre last night. For The Struts, channeling classic glam and arena rock is like breathing, as they so thoroughly embody the style that they […]
Photos by Rosie Judd
Photos by: Rosie Judd
Photos by Rosie Judd
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By: Rosie Judd Tomorrow’s Hits may not be the most original record from Brooklyn’s The Men, but that doesn’t mean that it’s not packed full of ear candy. This record provides a great balance of pop sensibilities, garage-rock boogie and classic rock homages. Opening with the jangly, minor-key rocker “Dark Waltz”, Tomorrow’s Hits immediately puts you […]
By: Rosie Judd The last couple of years have seen Shovels & Rope explode from one of indie rock’s best kept secrets to one of the break-out acts of last year’s Shaky Knees Festival. The band is used to playing headlining shows in Atlanta, but generally to much smaller audiences at The Earl and The […]
By: Rosie Judd White Lies brought their gorgeously ominous music to Center Stage Tuesday night to a truly enthusiastic audience. While the set was mostly made up of tracks from their latest record, Big TV, there were enough of their older songs sprinkled into a dark and danceable evening of live music. Opener Frankie Rose […]
By: Rosie Judd The fourth album from Bombay Bicycle Club, “So Long, See You Tomorrow” offers a new view of this UK indie-pop group. Known for reinventing themselves on every album, their latest work offers a cohesive electro-pop experience steeped in loops, beats, lush instrumentation and soaring vocal arrangements. The 4 years since their last […]
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By Rosie Judd Butch Walker’s newest release, Peachtree Battle, is an intense rush of emotion packed into a 5 song EP. Walker wrote these songs while coming to terms with his father’s failing health and the depth of his feelings for his family and hometown are evident through all of the songs. Opening with the […]
By: Rosie Judd Arish Ahmad Khan, aka King Khan, brings us a more grown-up version of his garage-rock with Idle No More. The 8th full-length album from The Shrines is delightfully sprinkled with funk and punk overtones that make the garage-psychedelic melodies that much more entertaining. The opener “Born To Die” begins with a fuzzy […]
By Rosie Judd Scott Weiland & The Wildabouts “Purple to the Core Tour” is Weiland being a rockstar. He knows most people just want to hear the songs from “Purple” and “Core” so he took his new band on the road to prove that he can deliver what the fans really want. Weiland knows his […]
By Rosie Judd Ben Rector’s latest release, The Walking In Between, has a lot of history to live up to. Rector’s previous releases have done very well on the iTunes charts and his latest release will most likely follow that trend (at press time, it was already #1 on the singer/songwriter charts & #5 overall […]
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