What’s Up Wednesday?
-Anyone who knows me, knows I am a punk rock girl through and through! So I couldn’t miss an opportunity like this to see Ramone’s legend C.J. Ramone playing the Masquerade; from a bloodline of NY cool, this is a…
Atlanta Concerts, Photography & News Since 2002
Atlanta Concerts, Photography & News Since 2002
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Eddie’s Attic is a celebrated songwriter listening room in Downtown Decatur.
What’s Up Tuesday?
-The Queen of Sensuality is back! Tonight and tomorrow see Sade mesmerize her crowds; she’ll be joined by the ever smooth John Legend at Philips Arena. () -If you are feeling a little bit more like dancing outside, Rihanna with…
What’s Up Monday?
-British sun shiny princess, Natasha Bedingfield returns to the Center Stage; check out the interview AMG did with her earlier this year HERE -Channel your inner rock star at the ever so popular, Metalsome Monday at the 10 High, where…
What’s Going On Tuesday?
By Eileen Tilson Happy Tuesday Y’all! Now just because it is a Tuesday, does not mean that there are not a ton of music happenings going on around town, so just in case you find yourself itching to get out,…
CD Review: Ben Sollee –Inclusions; Playing Eddie’s Attic, June 22
Ben Sollee Inclusions Tin Ear/Thirty Tigers By Al Kaufman Ben Sollee is a classically trained cellist. Wait, keep reading. He is also a man with strong pop sensibilities and a heart throb voice. It’s a voice full of yearning and…
CD Review: Seth Glier — The Next Right Thing; Playing Eddie’s Attic, February 22
Seth Glier The Next Right Thing MPress By Al Kaufman The late Chet Baker and Jeff Buckley had them. Rufus Wainright and KD Lang have them. We’re speaking of voices that transcend gender in their beauty. They are gorgeously androgynous…
CD Review: Sahara Smith — Myth of the Heart; Playing Eddie’s Attic, January 22
Sahara Smith Myth of the Heart Playing in Traffic Records By Al Kaufman At the tender age of 22, Sahara Smith sings like an old soul. If her voice is as beautiful and fragile and butterfly wings, they are also…
CD Review: David Mayfield — The Parade; Playing Eddie’s Attic, December 8
David Mayfield The Parade By Al Kaufman David Mayfield has a voice as warm and friendly as a James Taylor smile. If The Parade were full of mid-tempo soft rockers it would be pleasant enough, but Mayfield is more than…
CD Review: Rachael Sage — Delancey St.; Playing Eddie’s Attic October 10
Rachael Sage Delancey St. MPress Records By Al Kaufman Rachael Sage is a pop goddess. Equal parts chutzpah and glamour, her songs are glittery and shiny, but carry enough weight that they never never fly away. She’s constantly in fishnets…
Q&A with Marshall Chapman; Playing Eddie’s Attic, September 5
By Jim Simpson “‘Rode Hard and Put Up Wet’ was the first song I wrote by myself that felt like I wasn’t trying,” Marshall Chapman wrote in her 2003 memoir, Goodbye, Little Rock and Roller. “It just poured out one…
Q&A with Wild West Picture Show; Playing Reunion Show at Eddie’s Attic, August 27
By Scott Roberts One of the busiest and most beloved bands on the local Atlanta scene during the 1990s was Wild West Picture Show. Their ahead-of-the curve blend of country, rock, and punk influences never failed to please crowds and…
Live Review: Lissy Rosemont of the Junior League Band, John Pringle at Eddie’s Attic, August 13
By Jim Simpson, photos by Ashlee-Jean Trott Lissy Rosemont came back home on Friday, literally and figuratively. The Atlanta native and current D.C. resident recalled coming to Eddie’s Attic as a child with her father, a local fixture on the…
CD Review: The Junior League Band — Jelly Roll; Playing Eddie’s Attic, August 13
The Junior League Band Jelly Roll Beaver Records By Jim Simpson The Junior League Band’s third full-length release begins with the most promising and enticing invitation to a party as ever there was one: “Give me some sugar and hold…
CD Review: Will Kimbrough — Wings; Playing Eddie’s Attic, July 25
Will Kimbrough Wings Daphne By Al Kaufman Like his musical friends Tommy Womack, Rodney Crowell, and, to a lesser degree, Todd Snider, Will Kimbrough has comfortably settled into middle age. On his fifth solo CD (he has released at least…
Live Review: Mary Gauthier at Eddie’s Attic, June 25
By Jim Simpson, photo by Julia Simpson Mary Gauthier (pronounced go-SHAY) has said that the best nights on stage involve losing herself in her songs, reaching that transcendent moment when she and the audience become one. This certainly happened at…