
ACL FESTIVAL 2022 WEEKEND TWO DAY TWO 10/15/22
Photos by Hillery Terenzi

Photos by Hillery Terenzi

Photos of The War on Drugs performing at The Tabernacle in Atlanta on May 22, 2022. Browse more The Tabernacle coverage from the Atlanta Music Guide archive. Photos by Hillery Terenzi

Photos from Shaky Knees Music Festival 2018 in Atlanta, from the Atlanta Music Guide archive. Photos by Hillery Terenzi

Photos and live review of Day Two of the 2018 Shaky Knees Music Festival at Central Park in Atlanta on May 5, 2018. Browse more Central Park coverage from the Atlanta Music Guide archive. Saturday It’s Saturday, the second…

By John McNicholas The schedule for Shaky Knees 2018 is here and once again it’s a killer line up! This year’s festival takes place on the weekend of May 4th, 5th and 6th, and features headliners, Jack White, Queens of…

By Emily Hogan/@emilyhogan I’m terrible at putting music related things in any type of order. First to last, best to worst, I just can’t do it. So, here’s a list of 11 of my favorite releases from 2011, in no…

You guys really are spoiled for choice this weekend. The city’s hip older sibling is hosting a little shindig with some college rock legends, while the still-cool but much-older uncle spoils ale lovers rotten with a sold-out craft beer extravaganza.…

Reasons to love Atlanta? There is something bad ass to do almost every single night of the week! Tonight is slightly more electronic than most nights, but you would be hard pressed not to find an awesome show to check…

The War on Drugs Slave Ambient Secretly Canadian By Al Kaufman Much like Beck is essentially a folk rocker with ambient tendencies, so too are Philadelphia’s The War on Drugs. The band’s 2008 debut, Wagonwheel Blues, was more of a…

The weekend is so almost here! And we’ve got some great options for you make it go all-too-fast, from new indie rock heroes, local favorites, crooners, legends and more.

Photos of Destroyer, The War On Drugs performing at The EARL in Atlanta on April 8, 2011. Browse more The EARL coverage from the Atlanta Music Guide archive. By Michael Koenig Full gallery after the jump