The Glitch Mob, made up of edIT, Boreta, Ooah, fresh off their release of the new album Love Death Immortality, will finally be touring again this spring after several quite years. The album is addicting. Streaming LDI daily has become a beautiful habit I cannot quit. Check it out their new track off the album […]
It’s Thursday in Atlanta and there are plenty of great shows and events going on this evening that you won’t want to miss! Kickin’ Valentina w/Halls of Jupiter & Ledfoot Messiah @ Smith’s Olde Bar Rising Atlanta band Kickin’ Valentina is creating quite a buzz and has already established a rabid fan base. With a […]
By: Rosie Judd Tomorrow’s Hits may not be the most original record from Brooklyn’s The Men, but that doesn’t mean that it’s not packed full of ear candy. This record provides a great balance of pop sensibilities, garage-rock boogie and classic rock homages. Opening with the jangly, minor-key rocker “Dark Waltz”, Tomorrow’s Hits immediately puts you […]
It’s Wednesday, but fear not fellow Atlantans! We’ve got more than a few awesome shows tonight to help get over the hump. Think of it as your glass half full. Yellow Ostrich w/ Pattern is Movement @ the EARL The follow-up to Yellow Ostrich’s 2012 EP Ghost, Cosmos captures that uneasy tension by merging raw […]
Los Angeles-based soul-pop singer, Nick Waterhouse, has released his second album today, March 4, 2014. The album, titled Holly, includes covers of tracks by Ty Segall, Young Holt Trio and Mose Allison, among others. Atlanta Music Guide has an autographed copy of a 7″ single in support of Nick Waterhouse’s new full length release. The […]
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It may be cold. It may be dreary. But hey, it’s going to be a terrific Tuesday! Why? Just check out lineup for tonight! Farewell Drifters @ 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 […]
Bart Crow began taking songwriting seriously while at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas, as he took his first real steps as a performer. “I kept a journal in the Army and I went back into that and moved some things around and made a couple of songs up, not even knowing what to do […]
By: Rosie Judd The last couple of years have seen Shovels & Rope explode from one of indie rock’s best kept secrets to one of the break-out acts of last year’s Shaky Knees Festival. The band is used to playing headlining shows in Atlanta, but generally to much smaller audiences at The Earl and The […]
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Rainy days and Mondays always get me down, but awesome concerts are the perfect pick-me-up. Start your week off right with these: Lion in the Mane / Rookie of the Year w/ Microwave @ Smith’s Olde Bar Formerly known as The Atlas, Lion in the Mane formed in 2009 and brilliantly executed the debut of […]
I hope you all have an excellent Mardi Gras weekend filled with plenty of debauchery. Here’s what’s going on in Atlanta for you music lovers this weekend! Friday, February 28- Dwele w/Rhonda Thomas @ the Crowne Plaza Hotel “Music is what I do and who I am,” explains Dwele, multitalented songwriter, producer, and musician. “It’s […]
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This afternoon we caught up with Spencer Krug of Moonface. He will be playing an intimate, solo piano performance at the Mammal Gallery Sunday, March 9th. How did Moonface get it’s start? It was a long time ago now, at least 5 years. I was still playing in the other band Wolf Parade and Sunset […]
The sun has returned, and brought with it a handful of great events going on this evening. Austin Mahone @ the Tabernacle At just 17 years old, singer/songwriter Austin Mahone is making his mark. He kicked off the year with an MTV VMA win for “Artist to Watch” and MTV EMA awards for, “Best Push […]
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