Owner of an introspective feel to music, brave yet sensitive, not party-like just real world-like, and that in itself is rare and gorgeous.
Kevin Kaarl @ The Eastern
Masego – Live @ Tabernacle
Packing the gorgeous Tabernacle venue, Masego was as a cool as the other side of the pillow.
Harry Mack – Live @ Buckhead Theatre
Harry Mack is a rare talent, a fun-loving freestyle savant and a mindbogglingly memorable showman.
Bikini Kill – Live @ The Eastern
It may sound cliché, but after long hiatuses, it is a good thing that the concert circuit has Bikini Kill filling up venues and belting out those plainly important tunes.
Alter Bridge – Live @ Coca-Cola Roxy
The elegantly decorated Coca-Cola Roxy served as host venue, and under a rain of fluorescent red and purple strobes, Alter Bridge wastes no time enlivening the crowd further with a passionate performance
Pitbull – Live @ Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
An underrated takeaway from a Pitbull show is how a Generation X performer can bring together all age demographics. At any given sight you may see a senior citizen clapping along and standing besides tik-toking Millennials and Generation Z-ers, while middle-aged fans dance to the tunes along the background. It truly is a come one, come all experience.
My Chemical Romance – Live @ Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
My Chemical Romance is back, back in Atlanta, back in the spotlight. Glad to have you back. We have missed you, sunshine.
Ghost — Live @ Gas South District Arena
Ghost is simply amazing, visually and musically complex, and ridiculously astounding on that stage. Ultimately, onlookers were served roughly 20 tracks, a world-class devilish symphony, and an endless supply of sacrilegious jubilation — for that ride home.
Daddy Yankee — Live @ State Farm Arena
It proves to be a night of nights. Nostalgic, sad, special, insane, colorful, lively and bumping. From top of the line displays and strobes to the giant inflatable Daddy Yankee doll, Ramón Ayala Rodriguez is a gentleman of the stage. The outfit switches, the array of performance dances, the nonstop singalongs from a heightened crowd only add fuel to the fire of each passing anthem. Ya'know, like gasolina.
Red Hot Chili Peppers — Live @ Truist Park
Going on nearly 40 years of career, Red Hot Chili Peppers seem eager to please. Seemingly, the quartet want you to feel the music the same way they do.
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