Atlanta Concerts, Photography & News Since 2002
Atlanta Concerts, Photography & News Since 2002
By Jhoni Jackson South Florida native Roberto Lange, better known as Helado Negro, has lent a hand to various projects, like mixing Bear in Heaven’s Beast Rest Forth Mouth and producing Prefuse 73’s Everything She Touched Turned Ampexian. But generally, his…
The Magnetic Music Festival lineup continues to get sweeter! Today, Liquified, in partnership with Disco Donnie Presents, announced that more performers were added to the multi-stage festival lineup. Don’t miss this incredible EDM festival on Saturday, April 20th at the…
If you missed out on tickets to the Alt-J Masquerade show, you have another great opportunity to catch the band on March 6th. Alt-J will be playing an acoustic set in Criminal Records at 6PM. Pick up a copy of…
Photos and live review of Good Old War at Vinyl in Atlanta on February 22, 2013. Browse more Vinyl coverage from the Atlanta Music Guide archive. Photos by Jenna…
Photos from Oysterfest at Steamhouse Lounge in Atlanta on February 23, 2013. Browse more Steamhouse Lounge coverage from the Atlanta Music Guide archive. Photos by Ken Lackner. Fans of oysters, cold beer, and great local music gathered at Steamhouse Lounge…
By: Shelby Lum March is just around the corner, meaning spring is on the way! Boots and scarves have been fun, but I for one am ready for the sun to shine, and bluer skies. We can embrace the last…
Sol Driven Train Underdog By Al Kaufman Sol Driven Train is made up of a bunch of happy guys from Charleston, SC who love making music and probably listened to a lot of Jimmy Buffett as kids. Their songs consist…
By Jhoni Jackson If you’re at all familiar with Cory Branan, you won’t be too surprised by his answers to our 5GB series. The Memphis-based artist’s work follows the storytelling vein of classic country and folk, and his responses reflect…
The Postal Service teased us weeks ago with a single image on their site that simply said “The Postal Service 2013”. While we all knew a tour was in store, we patiently waited to see if Atlanta would be on…
By: Shelby Lum The UK has been churning out stars since The Beatles, from Adele to Arctic Monkeys to One Direction. The Maccabees hailing from Brighton, England rapidly garnered attention as the new, but different British band to follow. “I…
One of our favorite Atlanta venues, Vinyl, is turning 10 this weekend and to celebrate a successful decade they are throwing one hell of a party with performances by: The Quaildogs, Red Letter Agent, Rantings of Eva, The Best Brothers,…
In less than a month, we’ll all be celebrating our favorite Green holiday, St. Patrick’s Day, and Fado Irish Pub & Restaurant in Atlanta is kicking things off with a week-long party that culminates into 2 days of serious festival…
Review by Ellen Eldridge Fans on the bus with Buckcherry know the band for its rock appeal; the down and dirty life one would expect from a fast-soloing, hard living group of guys. And I may have always been running…
Review by Ellen Eldridge A thick band of power chords grinds out early in the opening track, “Head Together,” on Big Wreck’s Albatross, effectively introducing the band’s first new album in ten years. For fans unfamiliar with Big Wreck,…
Review by Ellen Eldridge Atlas Genius managed to do what almost every band wants to do and what very few achieve: buzz. Before the release of the band’s debut full-length, with only an EP, Atlas Genius generated quite a bit…
