A look back at the Shaky Knees Festival, 2025 version.
Shaky Knees Festival – Live @ Piedmont Park
Sleigh Bells – Live @ Terminal West
Each song was performed with an energy that bordered on catharsis, the crowd roaring in approval as Alexis and Derek pushed themselves to the limit.
Ryan Castro & Blessd – Live @ Gas South Arena
The !Ay Bendito Ghetto! Tour was more than a concert — it was an exploration of identity, perseverance, and the unyielding passion that propels artists like Ryan Castro and Blessd to new heights. The audience, fully invested and loud in their appreciation, resonated with every beat, every verse, and every interaction.
Stephen Sanchez – Live @ Coca-Cola Roxy
His music feels like a time capsule, bridging the essence of an era where romance and rhythm were at the forefront. As The Troubadour of modern love, Sanchez skillfully balances nostalgia with innovation, proving that heartfelt music can resonate across generations.
Sofi Tukker – Live @ The Tabernacle
With their ability to cultivate such a spirited dance party, Sofi Tukker continues to solidify their status as pioneers in the electronic music landscape, reminding everyone that joy is indeed the heart of the dance.
CREED – Live @ Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
The significance of this concert transcended mere entertainment; it represented a moment of triumph for a band that has faced its share of obstacles. Creed's tumultuous history, marked by internal conflicts and a hiatus that left fans longing for more, adds depth to their current revival. This tour is a testament to the band's tenacity, their ability to rise from the ashes of personal struggles and professional setbacks. The crowd, undeterred by the looming hurricane, was a testament to Creed's enduring appeal — a loyal following that recognizes the raw authenticity in their music and the courage it took to come back stronger.
LoudSound Magazine 