Thrice delivered an unforgettable performance at The Masquerade in Atlanta on October 23, 2025. Supported by Modern Color and Downward, the band’s Fall Tour stop balanced nostalgia and new material with pure emotional power.

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On July 11, Ghost didn’t just perform at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena; they delivered a full-blown satanic sermon. The “Skeletour” lived up to its name, transforming the venue into something between a gothic cathedral and a mega-church for the dark side. With phones locked in Yondr pouches, distractions were gone, and for once, everyone in the room was fully present and fully possessed. From the opening notes of “Peacefield” into “Lachryma,” it was clear we were in for a ritual

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If you didn’t walk out of Hell at The Masquerade riding a full-on positive energy high Saturday night, you might’ve been at the wrong show. Save Ferris made their long-overdue return to Atlanta on May 10, and their energy could’ve powered a small city. With a stacked lineup and a room full of die-hard ska-punk fans, the whole night felt less like a concert and more like a nonstop celebration.