We’re well into our first week of fall, which feels pretty great so far! So in order to embrace this wonderful changing weather, why not venture out to a show tonight? Below we’ve put together a list of the shows going on in Atlanta. Check it out y’all! Cosmic Psychos with special guests […]
Kid Slim is a nineteen year old rapper with a past – a past, unlike most, as a basketball player on a full ride at Western University; a Division 1 team. The 6 foot 8 inch MC, hailing from Barrington, Illinois, dropped out of college after his freshman year to pursue his love of music. […]
If you’re looking to spend your weekend surrounded by incredible musicians, check out Wolf Creek! Friday 10/4– Wolf Creek Jazz Festival featuring Gerald Albright & Friends Performing: Phil Perry, Jeff Lorber, and Ken Ford Gates open at 6:00pm and showtime is at 8:00pm. Lawn tickets are $15. Reserved seats are $25. VIP Tables are $40 […]
The Historic Oakland Foundation is proud to present the 34th annual Sunday in the Park from 12:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 6. The Victorian street festival began in 1979 and offers fun, food, and entertainment for all ages. Enjoy a memorable afternoon of delicious food from Six Feet Under, The Varsity, Pallookaville […]
Monday night was my third time seeing local Atlanta band Fox Grin live, and I have to say this show at Smith’s Olde Bar was by far my favorite. Fox Grin was able to utilize all of the stage space, and their sound was the clearest and loudest I’ve heard the band. In other instances […]
There are several concerts and plays happening on this dreary Wednesday! Cheer up your day with one of these awesome shows tonight! Howie Day @ Eddie’s Attic Like Patty Griffin before him, singer/songwriter Howie Day emerged from the country quietude of Bangor, Maine, and entered both Boston’s coffeehouse scene and the world of folk music. […]
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The Technicolors are a musically sophisticated young rock band hailing from Phoenix, Arizona, who blend grand gestures of rock-n-roll with the swagger of brit rock and the songwriting prowess of greats such as Roy Orbison, Noel Gallagher and George Harrison. Their ambitious debut album Listener released on November 13, 2012 on Bay Area indie label, […]
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Review by Ellen Eldridge Don’t laugh at the fact that the self-titled album comes as the band’s 12th release. Instead, take it as a signal that Dream Theater has reinvented itself. “We felt like this is a period in our career where the music we are making is so right for who we are […]
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Photos By: Hillery Terenzi Review By: Molly Free Even a monsoon sitting over Piedmont Park on Saturday afternoon wasn’t going to stop the thousands of music enthusiasts from hearing some amazing music, at Music Midtown Day 2. After waiting about an hour in line in what seemed the heaviest rain of the day, I marched […]
Since forming in April of 2011, The Tumbleweed Wanderers have been bringing their electric shows to an increasingly wider audience, from their early performances at small bars and cafes, to becoming a major local headliner, selling out shows at the Bay Area’s best venues such as Great American Music Hall and Bottom of the Hill. […]
Happy Monday everyone! Fall is officially here and that means some awesome fall tours are just beginning! Music Midtown may be over, but the music doesn’t stop there! Check out some great shows happening tonight! Gold Fields with Rush Midnight @ Smith’s Olde Bar All young bands go through growing pains, and Gold Fields is […]
If the details seem scarce, it’s because that’s how Tobacco likes to keep them. Hailing from an unspecified burg in rural Pennsylvania, somewhere north of Pittsburgh, he has successfully made a name for himself even as he’s avoided acknowledging that name’s legal counterpart. As both the frontman of Black Moth Super Rainbow and the sole […]
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