Over the past 24 years, Warped Tour has become a summer staple for people all across the United States, and even across the world. 2018 marks the end of Warped Tour as, well, a tour, and is the final year that 70+ bands in the hardcore and alternative scenes will collectively traverse the US for […]
Smashing Pumpkins played a phenomenal three hour set at Infinite Energy Center in Duluth, Georgia Sunday night with Canadian rocks Metric. Billy Corgan, James Iha and Jimmy Chamberlin brought out all the hits from their first five albums as well as cover songs from Fleetwood Mac, Led Zeppelin and David Bowie. Set list below: Opening […]
If you had asked me even just a couple years ago if I would be freaking out to go see a blues rock band I probably would have rolled my eyes and said “Yeah right.” Yet here we are in 2018 with me getting extremely excited upon finding out I’d be able to go see […]
Photos by Perry Julien
Review and Photos by Hillery Terenzi Brian Setzer brought his Rockabilly Riot to The Frederick Brown Jr Amphitheater in Peachtree City, Georgia Saturday night with opening act Miss Mary Ann and the Ragtime Wranglers. His set time was scheduled to start at nine but the eager Mr. Setzer graced the stage at 8:58 pm with […]
This is the show that got me fired up for Shaky Knees 2018. I was able to stop by the main festival for a little bit to catch some of Jimmy Eat World, Waxahatchee and Courtney Barnett, but this is what really set it off for me. I’ve been a huge fan of Circa Survive […]
You can’t fully experience the Shaky Knees music festival without checking out your favorite bands at their late night shows at various venues around Atlanta. It’s a great way to double-down on the acts you can’t get enough of, or making sure to see the band that you missed because you couldn’t decide which stage […]
Shaky Knees Sunday The third and final day of the 2018 Shaky Knees festival is in the books. It’s was a beautiful day with hardly a cloud in the sky, just like we had on Friday. The crowd came out early today and the festival grounds filled up quick for an eclectic lineup with […]
Saturday It’s Saturday, the second day of the festival, and the weekend is officially in full swing, plus it’s Cinco de Mayo, so if you didn’t already have a reason to get out and have a good time today, Shaky Knees just gave you at least 25 more to get out and have a […]
FRIDAY 2018 marks the 6th Annual Shaky Knees Festival here in Atlanta, GA, and after moving the festival around to a few different locations in town, this year marks its return to the Midtown neighborhood and the Central Park location, where it was held in 2015. Unlike the Centennial Park location where it was held […]
Fire, dancing woodland creatures, Claymation, feminist affirmations, a flying pop star, and a 50 foot inflatable Eminem puppet! And that’s just the first half! P!nk’s Beautiful Trauma tour put Vegas, Broadway and Cirque Du Solie to shame when it comes to showmanship and entertainment value at Philips Arena Saturday night. The show, which truly is […]
Celebrating David Bowie Is Truly A Party When David Bowie passed away on Jan. 10, 2016, it hit us fans hard. We were heartbroken that our Thin White Duke was gone and that we would never have the chance (however slim) of seeing him perform live again. As a longtime Bowie fan that never […]
Review by Ryan Fleisher (Photo by Donna Permell) “What’s my motherfuckin name?” “JIGGA,” the sold-out crowd belted back to Jay-Z on Tuesday night at Philips Arena. Fans needed no reminder but they were happy to answer every call-and-response hook he let us have. And the entire show went like this – no matter how tight, […]
Photos by Emily Butler – www.emilybutlerphotography.com The torrential rain could not kill the enthusiasm of a near sellout crowd at The Verizon Amphitheatre last night in Alpharetta. Between them, The Doobie Brothers and Chicago have 90 years of experience, sold over 150 million albums and produced 25 top 10 singles in 3 different decades. The […]
By Walt McGinnis In front of a sold-out crowd of nearly 17,000 on Sunday evening, Atlanta’s Lakewood Amphitheatre was transformed into the Church of Chance. Chicago-based Chance the Rapper took his time to soulfully explore the line between backpack rap and traditional gospel crooning throughout his 1.5 hour long show. Following a thundering opening performance […]
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