Photo by Kerry Sherck David Berkeley with special guest, Jason Kenney @ Eddie’s Attic Itinerant songsmith and author David Berkeley went out into the sagebrush and cactus of New Mexico and found his head was similarly ablaze. Indeed Berkeley’s head has been ablaze for some time now, writing songs capable of both breaking and mending […]
Mark Miller @ Eddie’s Attic Miller is an alternative rock, singer-songwriter. Also featuring Jeremy Mccomb. Tickets are $8 in advance, $12 at the door. Table seats are $10 each and must be purchased in multiples of 4. Online, phone, and outlet sales close at 5pm on the day of the show. Doors open at 6:30pm. Weary Heads @ The EARL Weary Heads are […]
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Here’s a round up of new and noteworthy music dropping today, Tuesday, August 12, 2014. _________________ The Gaslight Anthem – Get Hurt (Island) American alternative rock band, The Gaslight Anthem, releases their fifth studio album, Get Hurt. Prior to release, the album earned some momentum on the alternative airwaves for their single “Rollin’ and Tumblin’”. Get […]
Niko Moon @ Eddie’s Attic Atlanta native Niko Moon is a songwriter for some of the biggest artists in the music business, including the Zac Brown Band, having penned their #1 Hit, “Keep Me In Mind” and many others. Now he’s taking his love of music into a more personal direction, stepping behind the microphone and […]
Photos by Hillery Terenzi Man or Astro-Man? Wray
On Wednesday, November 12th, 2014, an extraordinary collection of music artists will come together for One More For The Fans! – Celebrating The Songs & Music of Lynyrd Skynyrd,” a special concert event taping honoring one of the most influential bands of our time. The concert will take place at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, […]
Every ticket has a story, especially ones from your favorite shows. We put together the most creative ways to turn your old stubs into cool experiments! 1. Magnets Use paper glaze to cover the ticket and apply super glue to the back of the ticket so it can stick on a magnet, easy as that! […]
Open Mic Monday is here again! Where are your favorite songwriter’s open mics? Ours is Eddie’s Attic, of course! Songwriter’s Open Mic @ Eddie’s Attic For over 19 years, Eddie’s Attic has hosted Atlanta’s premiere Songwriter’s Open Mic for the performing songwriter. National and local acts perform 2 songs each, with 3 finalists returning for […]
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Your absolute favorite artist is going on tour and they’re coming to your city! Take a breath and collected yourself, it’s time to get down to business. You. Must. Get. Those. Tickets. But everyone and their mother wants to go, it’s going to be tricky getting your hands on some tickets. Below are some tips and […]
Photo by Yasunobu Ikeda These days, it’s safe to say we’re addicted to our cell phones. And why shouldn’t we be? They’re pretty much the greatest invention since the printing press. Google Play Music First thing’s first. You need your music library and there are a few different ways to do that. Spotify is certainly […]
Friday, August 8th OK Productions Presents: Jay Brannan @ Eddie’s Attic Everything about Jay Brannan’s young career is improbable. Defying legions of critics both personal and professional, he has managed to build a shockingly dedicated following in a very non-traditional way. Urged to stick to society’s conventions during his Southern upbringing, Jay has become a […]
This interview was originally published in March 2010. A3C will return this year on October 8th-12th in various areas of metro Atlanta. Brian Knott, founder of the A3C Hip Hop Festival , officially announced today that the three-day festival would be held October 7-10, 2010 at multiple venues in the East Atlanta Village. With over 100 A3C performers […]
Atlanta band Hello Ocho released their self-titled record last year and left stars in our eyes. The band, made up of John Gregg, Chris Yonker, Clinton Callahan, Tumby Kohler, and Crick Childs – ran a Kickstarter campaign looking to find $999 to fund the album (they ended up earning all they needed and then some). From there, […]
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