Happy Tuesday Everyone! Fortunately for Atlanta, today starts a busy week full of bad ass concerts. Here’s a few things to get everything started. -It is a super busy day at The Masquerade! Outside at the Music Park, catch 90’s rock heartthrobs Bush, as they shred their “Machineheads” with Chevelle and Filter. -Inside in Hell […]
By Hillery Terenzi Full gallery after the jump.
By Hillery Terenzi Full gallery after the jump.
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Oh it’s a quiet Monday here in the city, and looking at the weather forecast, it looks like this might be our last day of weather in the 80’s! So although there might not be a ton going on in the city, definitely try and get out and do something to enjoy the day! -The […]
Wild Flag Wild Flag Merge By Al Kaufman Supergroups of any type rarely live up to their hype, but since the hype for Wild Flag was practically non-existent, and since the women in this band don’t care about such petty things, their debut album far surpasses any expectations that may have been garnered.
If you live on the north part of town, maybe just outside the perimeter, then you’ll be excited to hear that The Dunwoody Music Festival is happening in just over a week’s time. The festival is an all-day event, with a Break Dance Battle Royale, a Battle of the Bands, local merchants and more. The […]
On Sunday, October 16, Piedmont Park will host the 21st annual AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run. The event has grown to be the largest AIDS-related fundraising event in the Southeast. In 2010 alone, the walk had 10,000 registered participants and raised $920,000. AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run has stayed true to its affirmation […]
By Eileen Tilson We all know that when you get the Pitchfork seal of approval, it definitely can catapult your music career. Being friends with the boys from Washed Out, also helped this chillwave artist from  Columbia, SC. With a massive hipster following, Chaz Bundick joined us as part of our 5GB series before his […]
Puscifer Conditions of My Parole Puscifer Entertainment LLC By Ellen Eldridge What were you expecting? TOOL?! The biggest reason anyone should give Puscifer a chance isn’t because this is another Tool or A Perfect Circle. Puscifer, much like Caduceus Cellars, channels a new catharsis for Maynard James Keenan, a man striving to continually reinvent himself; […]
You guys really are spoiled for choice this weekend. The city’s hip older sibling is hosting a little shindig with some college rock legends, while the still-cool but much-older uncle spoils ale lovers rotten with a sold-out craft beer extravaganza. And between all that, there’s a ton of kick-ass rock shows to boot. Choose wisely, […]
Reasons to love Atlanta? There is something bad ass to do almost every single night of the week! Tonight is slightly more electronic than most nights, but you would be hard pressed not to find an awesome show to check out tonight. -Love, love, love the Cold War Kids! Tonight’s show at The Buckhead Theatre […]
Army Navy The Last Place Fever Zone By Al Kaufman For a band that doesn’t have a label, and has never had a pop single, Army Navy sure has a lot of friends in high places. Frontman Justin Kennedy was in a band with his high school buddy, Ben Gibbard, before Gibbard left to start […]
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