“Isn’t this a trip?” No Age drummer/vocalist Dean Spunt asked, checking out the Paul Robeson Theatre. Nestled inside Atlanta’s Arts Exchange, the theatre looked like it could host the plays of a grungy Max Fischer – a pleasantly dingy space within an equally dingy, repurposed elementary school. The work of young artists and two small […]
Picture Book By: Deidra Pinion Live Review By: Molly Segers Backstreet Boys paid a visit to Chastain Park Amphitheater Thursday August 22 to celebrate their 20th anniversary and their new record, In a World Like This. Seeing a “boy band” that’s been doing their boy band thing for so long is a unique experience, whether […]
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 […]
Photos by: Catrina Maxwell of CatMax Photography, LLC. Review by Gini Strobel Wednesday night, The Masquerade turned into the ultimate dance party. We arrived at the venue early to have a quick chat with up and coming rapper/singer, K.Flay. That set the tone for the night. K.Flay is cool, chill, and completely unpretentious. Her live […]
Photos by Hillery Terenzi Review by Rosie Judd This was a night several people had been waiting for. The pirates lined up early and eagerly waiting to get in to see their favorite Hussar strut across the stage. When the lights went down for the opening act, there was an excitement in the air that […]
Picture & Review by Codi Glancy It was a beautiful day for Warped tour, especially since we’ve had so much constant rain. A full day of amazing music spread across nine stages began with sets from The Early November, Man Overboard, and I See Stars. Unfortunately, I was unable to catch those three, but I […]
By Lindsey Borders All photos courtesy of Martin Borders British singer and songwriter, Bobby Long, has cultivated quite a following since his humble beginnings across the pond where he used to perform at open mic nights with friends at a local pub. He has crafted his skill with performance after performance, and while he was […]
Photos by Ken Lackner & Review by Ryan Swerdlin Every once in a while it is healthy to take a step back and remember where you came from. This was the case for the attendees at Verizon Wireless Encore Park Friday night July 26th when “The Last Summer on Earth” tour passed through town on […]
Photos & Review by Hillery Terenzi “Rain, rain, go away, I want to see New Order today.” That one sentence was probably on the minds of many New Order fans on Sunday afternoon. Like most weather reports for the days in July, rain was a daily occurrence in the Atlanta area. Luckily, that didn’t stop […]
Photos & Review by Molly Free Bowe Inc’s Saturday night at Vinyl was night and day different from my Friday night experience with the exception of it being another experience filled with good music and incredible talent. Warming up the stage was local, Nathan Nelson who set up shop on a stool with his guitar […]
Photos & Review by Molly Free It was a big weekend for Centerstage’s Vinyl with stacked shows Friday and Saturday brought to us by Bowe Inc. Kicking things off first, it was the boys club Friday night with Machine’s Are People Too with support from two of Atlanta’s own, The Electric Sons and Fox Grin. […]
Photos and Review by: Catrina Maxwell of CatMax Photography
Photos & Review by Ryan Swerdlin Phish stopped through Alpharetta for a two night run on their coast to coast summer tour this past Tuesday and Wednesday at Verizon Wireless Encore Park. The two night run, sandwiched in between playing Columbia, MD and a 3-night run this coming weekend in Chicago, proved not to be […]
Review and Photos by Ellen Eldridge Marilyn Manson appeared in the mid-1990s as the opening band for Nine Inch Nails alongside the Jim Rose Freak Show. His passion and hunger drove him to break glass against his skull and use the pieces to cut his chest underneath a solitary hanging light bulb. This self-destructive act […]
Photos and Review by Hillery Terenzi It takes a lot for me to travel outside the “OTP” of ATL but when I found out that Toad the Wet Sprocket was playing at the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater in Peachtree City, I knew that was reason enough. American Idol winner, Lee DeWyze started out the rain-free […]
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