On a hot Atlanta night at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre, thousands of fans gathered for the God Is a Weapon Tour, a show that captured...

There is something different about watching an artist perform in their hometown. The connection, the pride, and the shared history seem...

Saturday night in Alpharetta hit all the right notes. The Summer Unity Tour brought together a lineup that felt like flipping through a...

The Greatest of All Tours came through Alpharetta and took over Ameris Bank Amphitheatre with three bands that each brought something...

The Flaming Lips and Modest Mouse opened their summer tour at the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta with a show that was completely over the top...

If you’ve ever wondered what nostalgia sounds like through a wall of fuzz and synth, Silversun Pickups gave Atlanta the answer. Their...

Primus never does what you expect, and their stop at Synovus Bank Amphitheatre in Chastain Park on February 25, 2025 was no exception....

Gaslight Anthem opened the night and didn’t waste a second. Their set was full of heart, tight playing, and a whole lot of feelings. One...

The Offspring brought a full-force wave of punk rock energy to Alpharetta’s Ameris Bank Amphitheatre on July 15 during their stop on the...

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

Atlanta's Eastern venue was transformed into an electrifying metal arena on July 9 as the Summer Slaughter Tour roared through, headlined...

On a sultry Sunday evening, July 6, 2025, Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta transformed into the ideal stage for Styx’s legendary...

Summer of Loud Melts Atlanta: Eight Bands, One Inferno of a Show Lakewood Amphitheatre – June 24, 2025 Atlanta didn’t just host a...

The Aquabats @ Center Stage - Atlanta, June 17th 2025 | Photo By © Chris Collett/ LightRiot Photography The Aquabats Bring Cartoon Chaos...

Wu-Tang Clan Atlanta 2025 - Photo by © Chris Collett/Lightriot Photography On June 11, State Farm Arena lit up with energy as hip-hop...

JET - Photo by Chris Collett Jet and Band of Skulls Light Up The Tabernacle in a Night of Raw Rock Revival On June 9, The Tabernacle in...

Chris DeMakes-Less Than Jake, Photo by Chris Collett Less Than Jake rolled into The Masquerade’s Heaven stage on Sunday night with a...

Reverend Horton Heat - Photo © Chris Collett Reverend Horton Heat brought the noise to City Winery Atlanta on a rainy Wednesday night,...

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.