Disclosure are coming to Terminal West on October 26th and here are 4 minutes worth of awesomeness that should convince you to go to this show. The video is part of BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge series.
We’re all guilty of blasting Icona Pop‘s hit, “I Love It” as we’re driving down the interstate probably going a bit too fast or when we’re in the shower pretending we actually know how to sing. Let’s face it, the Swedish duo have made it big and we’re not complaining one bit! With a killer […]
Paul Janeway, of St. Paul and the Broken Bones, is a young man who began wailing straight out of the womb, and most folks would agree that he hasn’t stopped since. He began singing in church, stretching those vocal cords with an eye toward becoming a man of the cloth. As it turns out, however, […]
By Lindsey Borders New York transplant singer and songwriter, Bobby Long, grew up near Wigan, England which helped shape his roots in folk music primarily. With his 10-song collection titled Dirty Pond Songs, Long quickly rose to fame with legions of fans scrambling to see him perform after his noted association with Robert Pattinson who […]
Filligar’s new album Hexagon has just been listed as ‘Best New Music’ by American Songwriter Magazine. This is the latest endorsement in a whirlwind year for the band. SPIN dubbed them “One of Music’s Next Big Things” after CMJ Music Festival, they were listed alongside Wilco, Delta Spirit, and Heartless Bastards as “One of America’s […]
Meet The Howlin’ Brothers, a Nashville-based band that likes to keep one foot in tradition — and use the other to kick it right out the door. Though they certainly incorporate bluegrass rhythms, these Ithaca College graduates say they’re better described as Americana, where multiple hyphens are the norm and boundaries are not. Earlier this […]
When Railroad Earth started out in 2001, they were a bunch of guys interested in playing acoustic instruments together. As Railroad Earth violin/vocalist Tim Carbone recalls, “All of us had been playing in various projects for years, and many of us had played together in different projects. But this time, we found ourselves all available […]
Molly Stevens and Whitney Layne formed a dynamic duo after meeting in Nashville, Tennessee in 2010. Stevens is a graduate of Mercer University and after graduating taught high school theatre and Humanities for four years. Stevens knew that Nashville was where she had to be to take the next step and packed her bags in […]
After more than two decades as a band, with nine albums, a catalog of songs that have become ingrained in the pop consciousness and countless concerts for millions of fans, the Goo Goo Dolls are feeling particularly good about their new album: Magnetic. The guys have recently hit the road with Matchbox Twenty to share […]
The weekend is finally here and we are ready to kick back, relax and listen to some live music! Surprisingly this weekend is pretty quiet as far as shows go, but we’re not complaining! Check out the schedule and see what artists and bands you’ll be catching live! Friday, July 26- An Evening with Lyle […]
You may have seen Swear and Shake play in Atlanta as part of the Shaky Knees music festival, or you may recognize them as a band featured on Paste Magazine. The quartet has most recently shared the stage as direct support for The Lumineers, Delta Rae, G Love & Special Sauce and ZZ Ward. Summer […]
After witnessing an inspiring high school graduation performance by Jay Drummonds and purchasing an $80 guitar from good friend Zac Brown, Kurt Thomas knew exactly what his goals in life were. He decided to make music a way of life. In 2008, he competed in Kenny Chesney’s Next Big Star contest. Through the contest, Kurt […]
Radios Birds, formerly known as JK & The Lost Boys, consists of Atlanta locals Justin Keller, Jaz Dixon, Chase Lamondo, Colin Dean. The guys scored a gig opening for Bronze Radio Return and we are stoked! We got to connect with Justin Keller of the band to get the down-low on his first concert experience, […]
By: Shelby Lum Pop Crash King’s Dark of the Daylight album into your car and let it spin for awhile (or mp3 if that’s how your roll). It doesn’t take long for it to become clear this isn’t the same band that debuted in 2009. The LA based rock band seems to have gone classic rock […]
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