The Sessanta Tour, a celebration of Maynard James Keenan's 60th birthday, brought together three iconic bands — A Perfect Circle, Primus, and Puscifer — for an unforgettable evening of music and camaraderie. Held at the Ameris Bank Amphitheatre, this tour was not just a concert but a testament to the enduring influence and creativity of Keenan and his musical collaborators.
Festival Preview: SWEETWATER 420 Fest
Known for its eclectic lineup, as well as its charitable and environmental activations, food trucks, artist market, and, of course, beer from the largest craft brewer in the Southeast- this year's lineup showcases artists of varying genres, from alternative to rock and pop to singer-songwriter, jam, soul, and an indie, with one slot left to fill.
Extreme – Live @ Buckhead Theatre
Despite decades in the industry, the band exuded the same passion and intensity as they did in their early years, leaving us all speechless. Or you know, doing much more than words!
Preview: Juanes: “Vida Cotidiana Tour”
Get ready to embark on a musical journey like no other as Latin music sensation Juanes brings his electrifying "Vida Cotidiana" Tour to the United States!
Sleater-Kinney – Live @ The Eastern
Sleater-Kinney, the iconic indie rock band hailing from the Pacific Northwest, graced Atlanta with their presence on the Little Rope Tour, filling The Eastern with their electrifying sound and raw energy. As the audience flooded into the venue, the anticipation was palpable, heightened by the elegant yet edgy backdrop of hanging chandeliers, casting a soft... Continue Reading →
Shaky Knees Festival announces its 2024 Late night Shows schedule.
Late Night Shows for The Shaky Knees Festival have been announced.
The Kills – Live @ Variety Playhouse
With their magnetic stage presence, blistering musicianship, and undeniable chemistry, the Mosshart-Hince pairing proved yet again why they are one of the most electrifying bands in the live circuit.
The Vaccines & The Kooks – Live @ The Tabernacle
The Vaccines and The Kooks co-headlining tour was a testament to the enduring power of live music. With their contrasting yet complementary styles, both bands delivered performances that were as diverse as they were pleasing. Simply, a night to remember.
Daisy The Great – Live @ The Tabernacle
Sometimes 30 minutes is all you need to impress a crowd to the nth degree. Hailing from Brooklyn, Daisy the Great wasted no time captivating the audience with their infectious energy and heartfelt lyricism.
TOOL – Live @ State Farm Arena
TOOL has consistently evolved while maintaining a unique identity. Their relevance in the rock scene is a testament to their ability to push the boundaries of the genre, attracting both dedicated fans and new admirers alike.