Bronze Radio Return recently released “Up, On & Over”, the band’s most ambitious release to date. The album is a collection of songs defined by the band’s ability to step out of their comfort zone and push forward. Known for music drenched in harmony, warmth, and soul, that made people come together through sing-alongs, foot […]
Photos & Review by Ryan Swerdlin Phish stopped through Alpharetta for a two night run on their coast to coast summer tour this past Tuesday and Wednesday at Verizon Wireless Encore Park. The two night run, sandwiched in between playing Columbia, MD and a 3-night run this coming weekend in Chicago, proved not to be […]
Electronic pop duo – Kisses is on tour in support of their new album, “Kids in LA”, out now on Cascine and they’re heading to the Drunken Unicorn in Atlanta Thursday, July 25th! Of course, we had to get the scoop on the new album and their exciting tour. Check it out! It seems as […]
Luella and the Sun, one of Nashville, TN’s must see emerging acts defies any singular description. Music Connection Magazine described them in geographic terms as “feverish, bluesy jungle territory.” Regardless of how they are characterized, one certain thing is that their sound ignites a soulful blend of blues-hop, gospel and rock, merging a fearless sense […]
The official video for the new Kings Of Leon song Supersoaker premiered this week and, as a long time fan, this video definitely takes me back to the days of their first EP Holy Roller Novacaine. The album Mechanical Bull will be released in September. Take a listen and let us know what you think.
There’s a rich history in rock of exes making beautiful music together. But what makes TeamMate’s story particularly compelling is how insurmountable drummer Dani Buncher and singer-keyboardist Scott Simons’ break up seemed. One day they were daydreaming about growing old together, and the next, Dani came out to her boyfriend. The two had been dating for a full decade. […]
Review and Photos by Ellen Eldridge Marilyn Manson appeared in the mid-1990s as the opening band for Nine Inch Nails alongside the Jim Rose Freak Show. His passion and hunger drove him to break glass against his skull and use the pieces to cut his chest underneath a solitary hanging light bulb. This self-destructive act […]
Happy Thursday Atlanta! The weekend is right around the corner and we are pumped! We have some great shows in store tonight to help us get through the day. Check out the lineup! Scott Miller Band @ Eddie’s Attic (7:30pm & 9:45pm) Scott Miller blends folk and rock like there ain’t no words for. […]
Fall is right around the corner and we are thrilled to announce some AH-mazing shows happening over the next few months in our city! The Tabernacle is one of our favorite Atlanta venues and they’ve got some sweet artists and bands heading their way! Check it out. Gov’t Mule will be appearing at the Tabernacle […]
Anamanaguchi just released their excellent sophomore LP Endless Fantasy, more than quadrupled their Kickstarter goal and performed on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon making them by far the most visible, successful chiptune act of late. Endless Fantasy finds Anamanaguchi infusing even more modern pop sensibility into their already infectious songs and now they’re touring to support the album. On July […]
It certainly is a wonderful Wednesday! Not only is the weather outstanding, but the lineup tonight is killer! Check it out. Alice Smith @ Vinyl At first glance, the title may be simple, but Alice Smith’s new album She is anything but. An intoxicating mixture of rock, pop and R&B, the album reveals a […]
The Electric Sons are an Atlanta indie/electronic band founded by vocalist/guitarist, Andrew Miller and keyboardist/vocalist, Ben Richards. The band formed in 2011 when Miller left his job as an illustrator for the FX Network series, “Archer,” to team up with Richards, an advertising graduate of Savannah College of Art and Design. Miller and Richards quickly […]
Photos and Review by Hillery Terenzi It takes a lot for me to travel outside the “OTP” of ATL but when I found out that Toad the Wet Sprocket was playing at the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater in Peachtree City, I knew that was reason enough. American Idol winner, Lee DeWyze started out the rain-free […]
By Al Kaufman Maybe it is the southern cooking. Maybe it’s having to deal with southern men. But hell if the female musicians we get out of Georgia ain’t bad-ass. Think of the fiercely independent and creative Janelle Monae. Or think of that rough and tumble sweetness of southern rock and blues mama Michelle Malone. […]
Where are my concert-going music junkies at?! We’ve got some fun shows going on this evening and I’m expecting YOU to be there! Check out the schedule below to see what show you’ll be enjoying tonight! BJ Barham(of American Aquarium) @ Smith’s Olde Bar Catch BJ Barham of American Aquarium and Drew Beskin of The […]
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