Atlanta Concerts, Photography & News Since 2002
Atlanta Concerts, Photography & News Since 2002
According to WTForecast it was “Hotter than Satan’s Armpit while he’s using a hairdryer” but that didn’t stop thousands of fans from attending The Twins of Evil: The Second Tour featuring Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson with special guests Deadly…
I’ve been a fan for many years having first heard of Yes at 17, but until now haven’t had the chance to see them live so I was very excited to be asked to review their 50th anniversary tour in Atlanta.…
Over the past 24 years, Warped Tour has become a summer staple for people all across the United States, and even across the world. 2018 marks the end of Warped Tour as, well, a tour, and is the final year…
If you had asked me even just a couple years ago if I would be freaking out to go see a blues rock band I probably would have rolled my eyes and said “Yeah right.” Yet here we are in…
This is the show that got me fired up for Shaky Knees 2018. I was able to stop by the main festival for a little bit to catch some of Jimmy Eat World, Waxahatchee and Courtney Barnett, but this is…
You can’t fully experience the Shaky Knees music festival without checking out your favorite bands at their late night shows at various venues around Atlanta. It’s a great way to double-down on the acts you can’t get enough of, or…
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…
Review by Ryan Fleisher (Photo by Donna Permell) “What’s my motherfuckin name?” “JIGGA,” the sold-out crowd belted back to Jay-Z on Tuesday night at Philips Arena. Fans needed no reminder but they were happy to answer every call-and-response hook he…
Photos of Chicago with The Doobie Brothers at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre on 6/23/2017 – Photos by Emily Butler – www.emilybutlerphotography.com Photos and live review of Chicago with The Doobie Brothers at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, Ga. on June 23,…
By Walt McGinnis In front of a sold-out crowd of nearly 17,000 on Sunday evening, Atlanta’s Lakewood Amphitheatre was transformed into the Church of Chance. Chicago-based Chance the Rapper took his time to soulfully explore the line between backpack rap…
If you missed it, Atlanta Music Guide had the chance to chat with Ann Wilson before she arrived in Atlanta this week, one stop along the way of her busy summer tour. We were also lucky enough to attend her…
Here’s all you need to know: Mondo Cozmo is named after Josh Ostrander’s, Mondo Cozmo frontman, dog. Anybody who names a band after a dog is good people and Josh showed up to our interview and quickly proved my theory right.…
I have a guilty confession. Outside of pre-req interview research and a quick listen “to get a feel for their sound,” I didn’t know much about Run River North when they showed up to meet me. Do you know what…
I was admittedly pretty excited to sit down with PUP at Shaky Knees. I met them in the press room as much a fan as a writer, having seen them live a few (every) of the times they’ve played Atlanta. (RIP, Masquerade.)…
Atlanta Music Guide got to sit down with Max and Mike of the Arkells at Shaky Knees, their last stop on a two-week run of US shows before a brief stint home in Ontario. From there, like many Shaky performers,…
