Throwback Thursday: Interview with Molly Stevens of Stevens Layne

This interview was originally published on July 29, 2013. Stevens Layne will be performing at Eddie’s Attic on December 7th, 2014. Molly Stevens and Whitney Layne formed a dynamic duo after meeting in Nashville, Tennessee in 2010. Stevens is a graduate of Mercer University and after graduating taught high school theatre and Humanities for four years. Stevens […]

Local Spotlight: Terminal West

The King Plow Arts Center is the home of Terminal West, one of Atlanta’s most popular venues. The arts center can be found in West Midtown, Atlanta on Marietta Street. In 1902, the factory was bought by Clyde Lanier King and two partners, and renamed the Atlanta Agricultural Works. The site went through its share […]

Stationside

5 Places In ATL To Groove & Grub

Terminal West – Stationside               Since opening in 2012, Terminal West has become one of Atlanta’s hottest mid-sized music venues to catch a live show. In 2013, they expanded to open Stationside, a complementary restaurant adjacent to the music venue. The restaurant is open for lunch Tuesday – Friday […]

Augustana

Weekend Picks 11/28-11/30

Happy Friday Atlanta! For those of you less concerned with Black Friday and more concerned with what great live music you can see this weekend, we are here to help. Here’s our roundup of the best music happening this weekend! Friday, November 28 Family and Friends @ Vinyl As these things so often do, Family […]

Throwback Thursday: Q&A with Stephen Kellogg

This Q&A was originally published September 15, 2010 by Alec Wooden. Stephen Kellogg will be performing on December 3, 2014 at Eddie’s Attic. There are plenty of ways Stephen Kellogg, frontman of Americana rockers Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers, could have celebrated his band’s 1000th show. In the end, he chose to do it in a […]

Fresh Tunes Friday

Happy Friday, Atlanta! Before you get offline for the weekend, check out which new albums and songs you should download now! “Our Apartment” by Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties The name Dan “Soupy” Campbell may ring a bell because he happens to be the frontman of Wonder Years. Just last summer he released a solo […]

Anberlin

Weekend Picks 11/21-11/23

Treat yourself this pre-Thanksgiving weekend! Here’s the rundown of Atlanta’s shows: Friday, November 21st Farewell Drifters at Eddie’s Attic With their acoustic instrumentation and the anthemic thrust of their songwriting, the Farewell Drifters find themselves in the midst of what’s bound to go down in the annals of popular music history as an era-defining, youthful […]

Home For The Holidays: Carols From ATL Locals

If you love supporting local artists and have a great appreciation for holiday tunes, then check out the list of holiday songs we’ve complied from all of your favorite Atlanta artists! “Blue Christmas” by Collective Soul Back in 1995 artists like Tori Amos, Billy Pilgrim and Atlanta-own Collective Soul got together to create a compilation Christmas album. […]

Throwback Thursday: 5GB with The Blind Shake

This interview was originally published on October 5, 2012. The Blind Shake will perform at The EARL on December 3, 2014.  By Jhoni Jackson Garage-stomp is the choice term for the Blind Shake. The Minneapolis band employs it in press releases and on their website. There’s no use in arguing—they’re right. There’s no better way to […]

Farewell Drifters

Interview w/ Zach of The Farewell Drifters, Playing @ Eddie’s Attic 11/21

The Farewell Drifters formed when lead singer Zach Bevill and mandolinist Joshua Britt discovered a mutual love of 60’s pop and began writing and performing together. They return to Atlanta this Friday to perform once again at Eddie’s Attic and to promote their latest album, Tomorrow Forever, released under Compass Records and collaborated with producer […]

Bear's Den

Live Review: Bear’s Den @ The Earl 11/17

London-based Bear’s Den consists of trio Andrew Davie (vocals, guitar), Joey Haynes (banjo, vocal), and Kevin Jones (vocals, drums). They released their debut album, Islands, earlier this year on October 20 via Communion Records to much critical acclaim. It was only after finding their identity on the road that the band decided to focus their attention […]