Athen’s rockers, Five Eight, have made their scene on the Bulldog town, having toured with the likes of R.E.M., Cheap Trick, and more.Their songs have lyrical depth and they are bringing that intensity to The Earl tonight, and joined us for our 5GB series. What’s the first gig you ever attended? In 1978 I was […]
I hope your liver is ready, cause it’s Cinco de Mayo weekend! Let the tequila start flowing! It looks like it’s going to be a beautiful weekend with a ton of fun events to check out. Here is where you can find Atlanta Music Guide: Friday, May 4 – 500 Songs for Kids at Smith’s […]
500 Songs For Kids kicks off TONIGHT! Doors open at 6:30 and the music starts at 7:00 as we count down songs #500-#451. Tickets are only $10 upstairs! Great lineup of artists tonight, including special guests Clay Cook and Coy Bowles of the Zac Brown Band at 8:00! Tonight’s lineup upstairs: Clay Cook, Coy Bowles, […]
Growing up in San Francisco as the son of of Palestinian and Filipino immigrants and the first American in his family, Hanni El Khatib he became obsessed with classic Americana and pop culture of the 1950s and 60s. The multi-instrumentalist serves as singer, songwriter & producer for his one-man band (live he is joined by a […]
Review by Ellen Eldridge My initial excitement waned as I took my seat during the end of Seether’s set, while they closed with “Remedy,” because the drafty arena and the not-yet-full seats left me with a feeling that the show wouldn’t be worth it; I could barely see the tiny band on stage from where […]
Well kids we are rolling into the weekend! We made it! And the best part about this particular weekend is that it is Cinco de Mayo, and the tequila will be flowing! Here are some thoughts about where I think you should be tonight! -Tonight kicks off the beginning of the ten day 500 Songs […]
PHOTOS By Hillery Terenzi Full gallery after the jump.
500 SONGS FOR KIDS kicks off May 3, 2012, at Smith’s Olde Bar, where once again 500 DIFFERENT BANDS AND SOLO ARTISTS will hit the stage to benefit Songs For Kids Foundation. Over 1500 MUSICIANS will grace the stage, making 500 SONGS one of the biggest […]
By Margaret Price For anyone who was fortunate enough to see Bear in Heaven at the Earl on March 11, 2010, the band that took the same stage on April 27, 2012, just two short years later and now playing to a sold out audience , had clearly grown into their own. The once-mustachioed lead […]
You know what Bruce Springsteen says, “We Take Care of our Own!” Thus when Atlanta newbies, Phynx came to the table, we are here to support! They are playing Vinyl this Friday, go out and give your support! DJ BDUBB will be spinning after the show for the after-party. What’s the first gig you ever attended? […]
Good Morning Atlanta! I won’t try and be witty at this morning, because frankly I haven’t finished my cup of coffee yet. Regardless, here are your events for this fine Wednesday, hope you get into some kind of trouble. -The older rockers will be at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater for the Eagles. -Yes, this might […]
PHOTOS By Matthew Smith Full gallery after the jump.
-June 14 – AFROJACK @ Tabernacle -ON SALE NOW -June 20 – Aziz Ansari ( Two Shows!) @ Tabernacle – ON SALE FRIDAY MAY 4th -July 27 – Super WHY: Preschoolers’ Favorite Reading Powered Hero @ Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center – ON SALE FRIDAY MAY 4TH –September 15 – Brad Paisley w/ The Band […]
NME Magazine named Athen’s based indie rockers, Reptar, one of the most buzzed about bands this year at SWSX. Their latest album Body Faucet was just released ( on iTunes http://itunes.apple.com/us/preorder/body-faucet/id514323158) and frontman Graham Ulicny joined us for our 5GB series before their upcoming shows at The Goat Farm & 40 Watt. What’s the first gig you […]
Carina Round Tigermending Dehisce Records By Ellen Eldridge Not only is Carina Round one of the sexiest women to accompany Puscifer but also she sings sweetly like a bird while hypnotizing like a siren. “Pick Up the Phone” opens the new release, Tigermending, with a blend of gritty guitars and a sullen, sad […]
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