Grimes digitally released her album Art Angels Nov. 6 and plans to play Atlanta’s Buckhead Theatre Nov. 11. Her self-directed video for “Flesh Without Blood”/ “Life in the Vivid Dream,” released last week and already boasts more than 2 million views. “Scream,” also released last week, featuring Taiwanese rapper Aristophanes. FADER calls the song “an […]
Monday, September 28 Cuntz, Wymyns Prysyn, Vincas @ The EARL Genre: Punk, Garage, Rock Sounds like: Crystal Swells, No Anchor, Birthday Suits Tickets are $8. Doors open at 9pm. Find Tickets Here! Der Weg einer Freiheit @ 529 Genre: Metal Sounds like: Agrypnie, Helrunar, Imperium Dekadenz Tickets are $8. Doors open at 9pm. Find […]
Monday March 16 Will Butler @ The Earl Genre: Indie Rock Sounds Like: Courtney Barnett, Mini Mansions, Vundabar Tickets are $13 in advance, $15 at the door. Doors open at 8:30 p.m, show starts at 9 p.m. Find Tickets Here! Delicate Steve @ 529 Genre: Progressive Rock Sounds Like: Yellow Ostrich, Suckers, Here We Go […]
Cherub has been heating up the live music scene for almost five years now, and have grown exponentially since their initial popularity of “Doses and Mimosas” to a bonafide force to be reckoned with. They just released a new EP Leftovers and are set to perform a sold out show at Buckhead Theatre this Saturday, […]
Lingo is a band with their own secret language, as their name would indicate. Founded by brothers Justin and Alex Tramble in their hometown of Marietta, GA in 2004 with original members Dylan Burke on guitar, Paul Stevens on keys, Marshall Sanchez on drums, and Garrett Kamins on percussion as the first incarnation of Lingo. The initial line-up […]
Photos By Hillery Terenzi
By Al Kaufman We hear often about the woman behind the man, but occasionally it is worth it to hear about the men behind the women. With Wildewoman, indie-pop band Lucius quickly became known for the infectious harmonies of lead singers Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig, the two friends and Berklee grads who often dress […]
Christina Perri at Buckhead Theatre In 2010, Perri exploded onto the music scene when she was asked to perform her defiant break-up anthem “Jar of Hearts” on tv competition show “So You Think You Can Dance.” Perri’s second single “Arms” was featured in the motion picture soundtrack for “Safe Haven.” Her most recent album “Head or […]
Friday, March 28th Grocery on Home Presents: Jim White and His Band with Special Guest Daniel Clay at Eddie’s Attic If it has anything to do with creating art, Jim White’s probably had a hand at it! Not only has his released two critically acclaimed albums in the past three years, Sounds of the Americans […]
Photos by Ken Lackner.
Photos By: Molly Free Atlanta Music Guide was up close and personal with Moon Taxi and Earphunk at The Buckhead Theatre on Friday, November, 29. Moon Taxi Earphunk
Nashville rockers Moon Taxi have been busy this year. From their television debut on Letterman, to releasing their third album, Mountains Beaches Cities, the band has a momentum that’s taking audiences by storm. Alex May caught up with guitarist Spencer Thomson to talk about their 11/29 show at the Buckhead Theatre, their upcoming Acoustic EP release, and […]
Pictures By: Rosie Judd Two Door Cinema Club St. Lucia Bad Veins
Dwight Yoakam is a man of many talents. Between his long, successful music career and his numerous acting roles, Yoakam is one of the few entertainers that has maintained icon status. Musically, Yoakam is known for his pale cowboy hat with the brim pulled low, poured-on blue jeans and intricate, catchy melodies paired with poignant, […]
Review By: Molly Segers Photos By: Hillery Terenzi “For the first time ever, East Coast meets West Coast!” John Doe decreed Tuesday night at Buckhead Theatre as X, legends of LA punk, opened for Blondie, one of the biggest acts to come out of the NYC punk scene of CBGB’s. The show may have been […]
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