Atlanta Live

There are certain bands that instantly transport you back to a very specific era the second they walk onstage, and Toadies proved at Heaven inside The Masquerade that they still know exactly how to tap into that feeling without sounding stuck in the past. The Fort Worth alt-rock veterans rolled into Atlanta on “The Charmer Tour” alongside Local H and Vandoliers for a lineup that felt like a perfect collision of gritty ‘90s alternative rock, punk energy, and Southern swagger.

Alternative rock favorites Switchfoot are heading back out on the road this fall for the newly announced Forever Now Tour, bringing special guests Anberlin along for a massive run across the U.S.

Some tours feel massive before you even walk through the doors, and The Amonklok Conquest Tour absolutely had that feeling hanging over The Battery all night. Long lines wrapped around the Coca-Cola Roxy before doors, battle jackets everywhere, and a crowd that was clearly there for the full experience from start to finish. Between Viking metal, animated chaos, and medieval doom theatrics, this lineup never really slowed down once the lights dropped.

What happens when you combine three classically-trained cellists with some of Metallica's greatest hits? You get an electric night of symphonic metal at Buckhead Theatre, courtesy of the high-energy Finnish band Apocalyptica.

Hayley Williams has officially expanded The Hayley Williams Show with a massive new run of dates across North and South America this fall. The tour begins September 3 in West Palm Beach and stretches through late November, wrapping up in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Legendary punk rock pioneers L7 are heading back out on the road this fall for The Last Hurrah Tour 2026, bringing their signature mix of grunge, punk, and unapologetic attitude across North America. The tour kicks off October 9 in Phoenix before wrapping up November 14 in Los Angeles, with an Atlanta stop scheduled for October 17 at The Masquerade.

There are certain tours that instantly transport you back to a very specific point in your life the second they get announced, and Yellowcard bringing New Found Glory and Plain White T’s out on the “Up Up Down Down Tour” definitely felt like one of those moments. The lineup alone had the Coca-Cola Roxy packed early before the first band even touched the stage, with fans showing up ready to relive an entire era of pop-punk that shaped a lot of people’s teenage years.

There are very few bands capable of turning a concert into something that feels more like a twisted theatrical production than a traditional metal show, but that’s exactly what Avatar delivered when the “Don’t Go In The Forest Tour” stopped at the Tabernacle in Atlanta on May 5th. The Swedish metal outfit brought an atmosphere that felt equal parts carnival, horror film, and full-blown arena spectacle inside one of Atlanta’s most iconic venues. From the second the lights drop