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I’ve been focusing more on my social media presence with my writing. I expanded to posting on Instagram in the last few months. I’ve mainly been posting the official Bonnaroo Artist of the Day series I curate, however most things on my Instagram are ...
The Darkness photo gallery
Symphonic metal trio Apocalyptica and special guests Lacuna Coil kicked off The Cell-O Tour in Atlanta on April 7th, bringing the best of European metal to the U.S. for the first time in several years. The tour, which was originally scheduled for 202 ...
Caravan Palace performs at The Masquerade Last August I remember seeing that Caravan Palace was making their way back to Atlanta in January for a 2022 U.S. tour. This French electro-swing menachery was the second ...
Photos Courtesy of Ariana Simon (Instagram) On November 17th, everyone in Atlanta started getting ready for the following week of Thanksgiving. Some started making their way towards family to spend time together. Others started hanging Christmas dec ...
“Rock is dead.” That’s what they tell us. That’s what they keep saying. “Rock is dead.” Music journalist, aging rock stars, even fans all regularly profess the demise of guitar driven music. Apparently none of them have seen Dead Sara live. While Bil ...
Photos by Stephanie Heath (Facebook/Instagram) - Photo Galleries Found Below The Masquerade on Monday, August 27th hosted a slew of both local and international talent at their Hell stage, personally my favorite stage at Masquerade due to its intima ...
he Beat were energized from note one of their set, with their contagious energy permeating through the venue of Masquerade, even to the bartenders and merchandise sellers in the back of the venue.
Full Gallery by Julie Lott at the end of the review The Masquerade was filled with whispers of anticipation for the show in Hell on October 6. The main course for the evening was The Bastard Suns with appetizers AndLove and The Muckers. The alleyway ...
Masquerade was packed from Heaven to Hell on Sunday September 24th. Attendees were ending their weekends with a head bang as rock and metal music echoed through the empty crooks and crannies of Underground Atlanta.