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.

L.A. Guns turned up the heat in an already buzzing City Winery Atlanta with a raw and thunderous set that spanned decades of Sunset Strip sleaze and modern grit. Packed into one of the city's more intimate venues, the audience got a close-up of a band still firing on all cylinders nearly 40 years in.