-The Queen of Mean, Lisa Lampanelli, returns to the Tabernacle on Saturday, January19th at 7:00pm. Reserved seated tickets are $49.75 and $39.75. Mature audiences recommended.Tickets are on sale Friday, November 30th at 10am. –Ed Sheeran will be appearing at the Tabernacle on Monday, January 21st at 7:00pm. Special guests are Rizzle Kicks and Foy Vance. Tickets are $28.00 in advance and $30.00 […]
The Beer Gods have graced us with their presence today! The 4th Annual Winter Beer Carnival will be back at Atlantic Station on February 9th, 2013 with an expanded list of carnival games and over a 100 beers including traditional favorites, premium craft beers and an assortment of the best winter brews. A limited number […]
What’s up Atlanta, how are you this morning? Hopefully you are back in the swing of things and starting to feel festive.I know that I definitely have found myself listening to Christmas music lately! It’s a semi-quiet evening tonight, but don’t let the rain deter you from getting your groove on! -I know this isn’t […]
Faithless Town American Refugee By Al Kaufman Atlanta’s Faithless Town harks back to the ‘80s, when people like Bruce Springsteen and John Mellencamp sang of small town struggles in the USA. At that time, millions of other bands tried to cash in on the sound, only to fall as fast as the poor characters they […]
Photos by Chandler Mays and Jason Perlman, Review by Chandler Mays The Goat Farm is a magical place, and is without a doubt Atlanta’s most inspiring music venue. For those of you who haven’t seen it, The Goat Farm is an arts center community located amongst rundown 19th century industrial buildings in West Midtown. The […]
I know, I know, it’s like the first day of school and you just really did not want to wake up this morning! I woke up feeling the exact same way. However, in classic Atlanta fashion, there are a ton of great shows tonight, so why don’t you start your holiday season off right and […]
Photos by Lisa Keel
David Bazan, best known as the front man for indie rock band, Pedro the Lion, has become a bit a of a singer-songwriter legend. Since 1996 and the start of PTL, as well as his newest self-titled project, Bazan has been touring and putting out music non-stop. This year marks the 10-year anniversary of Pedro’s […]
By Jhoni Jackson Famed soul DJ Jonathan Toubin travels the states with his various dance parties, all of which are now fueled solely by vintage 45s—first pressings at that! Tomorrow night, Atlanta finally gets to play host to one of Toubin’s hip-shakin’ shindigs: the Soul Clap and Dance-Off. That’s right—there’s a dance competition. On the […]
By: Shelby Lum Post Thanksgiving usually means a lot of turkey leftovers, and the beginning of Christmas shopping with Black Friday. This year add a new tradition, and head to some of Atlanta’s best venues for post-Turkey day concerts. AMG has put together the weekends best concerts going on through the city to finish off […]
By Jhoni Jackson Maintaining ethereal ambiance in a pop-minded effort is a delicate affair. Local act Moodrings does it masterfully. Their sway-worthy, peppier tunes are lush and dreamy. Even the most sluggish, textural songs frontman William Fussell and company offer never fail to serve up a lovely melody, even if subtly embedded. Hear a selection […]
Pictures by Taylor Wallace! Review By Justin Lyons! Yeasayer’s five year progression from experimental rock musicians to R&B and electronic-based pop experts has been a welcome transformation.The Brooklyn four-piece’s most recent album Fragrant World expounds upon Odd Blood’s synthtronica leanings with late a ‘90’s urban influence that would make Pharrell and Timbaland proud. After three […]
By Jhoni Jackson The care with which Atlanta’s Sealions craft their synth-pop is supremely meticulous—a sonic time-warp to the darker days of ‘80s dance carefully embellished with modern trimmings. Each song is a perfect little pocket watch, a vintage timepiece cautiously comprised of parts as intricate and delicate as they are crucial: the subtle rolls […]
By: Shelby Lum For the third year now, Manchester Orchestra is doing The Stuffing, a day before Thanksgiving concert, at Center Stage. The event will be split between Center Stage’s three rooms: Vinyl, The Loft, and Center Stage Theater. Thirteen bands have made the lineup between the different rooms, including Manchester Orchestra themselves, Cage the […]
By: Shelby Lum Thanksgiving usually marks the time when most families travel to relatives homes, get together with old friends, and driving for extended periods of time. All of the above (along with the added stress of cooking for 15 plus people) can add a little, or a lot, of unneeded stress. So to help […]
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