The Fox Theatre

ATL Insider: Plan A Night At The Fox Theatre

One of the oldest and most beautiful venues in Atlanta, The Fox Theatre is one of our favorite places to see a show (or a movie, or play, or anything really). With its starry sky ceiling and beautifully ornamented walls, it’s a magical place that also happens to have fantastic acoustics. Whether you’re getting ready […]

TAUK

Interview: Charlie Dolan & Matt Jalbert of TAUK, Playing @ Terminal West 7/31

There are certain bands that come through the live music scene that you hear great things about, even if you didn’t ask. TAUK is one of those bands. Their unique, instrumental blend of melodic progressive rock and jazz-fusion is a sound that doesn’t go unnoticed, and with good reason. The New York City based dirty funk […]

Smashmouth

Interview: Steve Harwell of Smash Mouth, Playing @ Atlanta Botanical Garden 7/23!

Anyone who was alive during the 90s and owned a radio, TV, or just interacted with the general population should be familiar with the band that is Smash Mouth. With such hits as “All Star,” “Walking On The Sun,” and their infamous cover of the Monkees’ song “I’m a Believer,” they’re a band that we […]

10 Must See Shows in ATL This Summer

Summer is upon us and with it comes all of the great live Atlanta music we know you’ve been waiting to see! With so much going on in the A this season, we’ve rounded up 10 of the many shows you definitely will not want to miss. Read on below, snag some tickets, and let […]

Throwback Thursday: Back to Black with The Black Lillies

A band on the precipice of greatness, The Black Lillies know what it takes to survive the turbulent waters of the music industry. It’s only through trust and a sense of familial camaraderie that the band is able to bid adieu to long time members Tom Pryor and Robert “Bobby Dix” Richards. After playing nearly […]

Throwback Thursday: Same Kopecky. Hold the Family

The second album from Nashville-based six-piece Kopecky, Drug for the Modern Age, takes the many shake-ups the band’s endured over the past few years and turns them into inspiration for groove-driven, melody-heavy alt-pop that’s intensely emotional and strangely exhilarating. Formerly known as the Kopecky Family Band, the group looks at such life-altering events as the […]

Throwback Thursday: Going Toe to Toe with The Shadowboxers

Two years ago, we caught up with The Shadowboxers, a budding band of buddies from Atlanta. Their smart perspective and soulful lyrics catapulted them to the forefront of the Atlanta music scene. After touring with the Indigo Girls as both an opening act and backing band, it’s safe to say they earned their place among […]

Then & Now: Festival Fashion Through The Ages

Music festivals and fashion are like bees and honey, yet oh how times have changed. We’re turning back the clock to see how the music we listen to influences our style, with everything from the 1970’s hippie stage to the 1990’s grunge era. We’re also giving you a glimpse at ATL’s best fashion spots for […]

ICYMI: Best New Music Releases This Week 4/27-5/1

Alabama Shakes – “Sound & Color” (Official Video) We’ve been obsessed with Alabama Shakes’ new album of this song’s same name, Sound & Color, and we’re equally as obsessed with their new video. Featuring an astronaut alone in space, it captures the essence of the song beautifully. Future Islands – premiere “The Chase” on David Letterman […]

Throwback Thursday: Interview w/ Bill from The Bitteroots, Playing @ Eddie’s Attic 5/16/15

From pop melodies to extended jams, The Bitteroots’ sets run the gamut with something for everybody. The Atlanta band is nearing their 7th year anniversary performance at Eddie’s Attic on May 16. The band has made tremendous progress over the past few years, recently hitting #1 on the ReverbNation Rock Charts for Atlanta. Their current lineup is […]

ICYMI: Best New Music & Video Releases This Week

Dawes – “Things Happen” Dawes premiered the lead single from their upcoming album, All Your Favorite Bands, on David Letterman last night. “Things Happen” is a wonderfully matter-of-fact song with the same great rock and roll sound we’ve come to expect from Dawes. Sia – “Fire Meet Gasoline” feat. Heidi Klum While we’re a huge fan of […]

Throwback Thursday – Photobook: Death Cab for Cutie @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre 8/11/11

For 17 years, we’ve followed the coming-of-age story of alternative rock band Death Cab for Cutie. Now with the release of their eighth studio album, we are introduced to a slightly more nuanced and mature sound that tells of love lost, the realities of adulthood, and a band trying to hold itself together after co-founder and […]

Mason Jennings

Interview: Mason Jennings, Playing @ Eddie’s Attic 5/14-5/15

Mason Jennings is one of the more talented and veteran musicians that has managed to (mostly) fly under the mainstream radar ever since he began putting out music. He is a truly gifted songwriter with a broad musical sensibility to match. He’ll be doing a two night run at Eddie’s Attic this coming May, which […]

ATL: A Brief History On How We Became The Hub of Hip-Hop & Rap

When you think about it, Atlanta has become pretty musically diverse. We know how to throw on those cowboy boots for some good ole’ country, yet kick it with our favorite indie-rock bands downtown. But one genre seems to have claimed it’s name above all in Atlanta…and that’s rap. So how is it that Atlanta has become […]

10 Items That Will Save Your Life At A Music Festival

No doubt, music festivals are some of the best and most memorable times you’ll have in your life. A non-stop dance party, live music, your best friends; what could go wrong? Well… if you’re not prepared, a lot of things. Most times people don’t think about an issue until it actually happens. So to ensure you […]