Picture Book: Three Bad Jacks, Hot Rod Walt & The Psycho DeVilles, and Cletis & His City Cousins @ The Earl June 15th
Photos by Hillery Terenzi Full Gallery after the jump…
Picture Book: Man Man, Little Tybee @ Terminal West at King Plow, June 16, 2012
Photos by Ken Lackner www.kenlacknerphotography.com Full Gallery after the jump…
Live Review: The Inaugural GA Music Awards Show At The Buckhead Theatre
Review and photos by Ellen Eldridge After a rousing rock performance by Blind By Sight, the band that later won the award for Best Alternative Band, GA Music Awards co-founder Christi Chambers welcomed the audience of the Buckhead Theatre to the inaugural show. GA Music Awards founder Omar McCallop stood at the podium and […]
Live Review & Picture Book: Childish Gambino @ The Tabernacle June 10
By Justin Lyons: Photos by Lisa Keel Peachtree Images Hometown performances typically carry added pressure to deliver for friends, family and fans that have championed an artist’s cause from the start. When Donald Glover’s rap project Childish Gambino announced a March show at the Tabernacle, it wasn’t a surprise that the show quickly sold out. […]
Picture Book: Roger Waters @ Philips Arena June 13th
Photos by CatMax Photography, LLC Full Gallery after the jump…
Live Review: Grass Backards @ Grand Opening of Steve’s Live Music June 12
By Jaime Lin Weinstein Desiring a musical outlet in the city of Sandy Springs and inspired by venues such as Decatur’s Eddie’s Attic and the Red Light Cafe in the Virginia Highlands, music lover and longtime Sandy Springs resident Steve Grossman has created Steve’s Live Music, offering a home for live music in the heart […]
Live Review – Childish Gambino – Tabernacle – June 10th, 2012
By Justin Lyons Hometown performances typically carry added pressure to deliver for friends, family and fans that have championed an artist’s cause from the start. When Donald Glover’s rap project Childish Gambino announced a March show at the Tabernacle, it wasn’t a surprise that the show quickly sold out. Unfortunately, a fractured foot would postpone […]
Live Review: Bon Iver – Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park – June 8th
By Justin Lyons After one listen to Bon Iver’s most recent self-titled album last Summer, it was quickly apparent that Justin Vernon had aspirations for being known for more than the lonely solitude of For Emma, Forever Ago. In the early days when Vernon began performing mostly solo, he passed lyric sheets to fans to […]
Picture Book: Gretchen Wilson, Three Doors Down & ZZ Top @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre June 10th
Photos by CatMax Photography, LLC Full Gallery after the jump…
Picture Book: Foster The People with The Kooks and Kimbra- June 7, 2012 at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater at Encore Park
Last night, Kimbra and The Kooks joined Foster the People for a fun and colorful night full of surprises! The summer weather and the high energy filled The Amphitheater with a vibe that all concert-goers appreciate! Highlights of the night included Kimbra joining Foster the People on stage to perform their collaborative song, “Warrior”, local […]
CD Review: Tenacious D – Rize of the Fenix
Review by Ellen Eldridge Just as the cover sticker label warns, Tenacious D’s Rize of the Fenix is most certainly not for children, nor religious people, but it is meant for people with a juvenile sense of humor. I’ll qualify my opinions by admitting that I fell in love with the D while watching […]
CD Review: Langhorne Slim & the Law — The Way We Move
Langhorne Slim & the Law The Way We Move Ramseur Records By Al Kaufman “Lord, release my wild soul,” Langhorne Slim pleads on the acoustic ballad “Wild Soul.” It is safe to say that the Lord has answered his prayers. While his most recent home is Portland, Oregon, Slim and the band have […]
CD Review: Neil Young and Crazy Horse – Americana
Review by Ellen Eldridge Neil Young brings more than the familiar rasp of his voice to the first release in nine years; Americana captures Young’s interpretations like a history lesson in folk music. He lays down the roots of Americana culture and represents a strong collection of songs written as long ago as the 1800s […]
LIVE REVIEW: The Fixx at Summerfest, June 3, 2012
The hottest (free) ticket of the weekend belonged to the Virginia-Highland Summerfest! 80’s alternative enthusiast and 92.9 DAVE FM DJ, Steve Craig, introduced the festival’s headlining band at approximately 4:30pm on Sunday’s scorching afternoon. The Fixx launched into their set with “Red Skies” from the 1982 release, Shuttered Room. The audience of young and older […]
CD Review: Matthew Perryman Jones – Land of the Living; Playing The Loft June 22
Land of the Living Matthew Perryman Jones Cante Jondo Records By Ellen Eldridge Every once in a while the perfect storm of melody, emotion and timing collides with a listener in an unexpected way. Finding a new artist or a new album to truly fall in love with doesn’t happen every week, but something about […]
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