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Aisle 5 was the place to be on April 16 as Kid Sistr, Post Sex Nachos, and Kids That Fly rolled through Atlanta on their co-headline run. The room had that perfect Little Five Points energy from the start, and the night moved naturally from one set to the next without ever feeling disconnected. Three different sounds, but all living in the same space, and the crowd stayed with it the whole way through.

Some nights are built to escalate, and this one did exactly that. Four bands, each heavier than the last, all packed into the Coca-Cola Roxy on a Braves game night, which already had the area chaotic before doors even opened. Once inside though, it locked in quick. This wasn’t a casual crowd. People showed up early and stayed engaged the entire night, which says a lot when you’re starting this heavy right out of the gate.

The Eastern took on a historic weight on April 4th as The Format, the Arizona indie-pop duo, Nate Ruess and Sam Means, finally made their triumphant return to Atlanta. This nearly-sold-out crowd had waited 20 years for this moment, so the energy was less about nostalgia and more about a long-overdue reunion with a band that defined indie music for a generation.

Buckhead Theatre felt different the second you walked in on March 31. There was a buzz in the room that you do not always get, even at metal shows. Maybe it was the lineup. Maybe it was the Thrash of the Titans Tour finally hitting Atlanta. Maybe it was the fact that Testament were stepping onto this stage for the first time instead of their usual stop at The Masquerade. Either way, the energy was already building before a single note was played, and by the time the lights dr

Blue October are heading out on the road for the Foiled 20th Anniversary World Tour, celebrating two decades of their breakthrough album across international and U.S. dates. The Blue October tour 2026 spans Europe in the spring before continuing through North America in the fall and winter.

Lord Huron are hitting the road for a full North American run this summer, bringing their signature atmospheric sound to cities across the U.S. and Canada. The Lord Huron tour 2026 includes a mix of headline shows and select festival appearances throughout the season.

Eagles of Death Metal are heading out on a 2026 North American run celebrating 20 years of their breakout album Death by Sexy….

311 and Dirty Heads are hitting the road together for the So Glad You Made It Tour, bringing a full summer run of dates across the U.S.

Passion Pit are returning to the stage with a 2026 run of dates across the U.S., alongside festival appearances throughout the summer.

Pop artist Conan Gray brought the Wishbone World Tour to State Farm Arena in Atlanta, performing to a sold out arena of fans who sang along throughout the night.

Jet are heading back out on the road with the Down The Moonlit Mile Revue Tour, bringing their garage rock sound across the U.S. this fall.

Empire Of The Sun have announced their most ambitious North American run to date, unveiling the “Ask That God Tour: Afterlife” for 2026. The 31-date headlining trek follows the world built around the duo’s 2024 album Ask That God and expands on the spectacle of their sold-out 2025 run.

Atlanta’s long-running SweetWater 420 Fest is set to return for its 21st year on April 17–18, 2026, bringing two days of live music, craft b

Social Distortion have announced a 2026 North American headline tour featuring fellow California punk legends Descendents and Australian punk band The Chats on most dates.

Dance Gavin Dance will return to the road in 2026 with a 32-date North American headline tour spanning May through early July.

Atlanta felt colder than usual on Tuesday night, but you would never know it once you stepped inside The Eastern to see Portugal. The Man on their current Denali Tour. The show was completely sold out, and the crowd filled the room early for a night that moved between laid-back grooves and big, room-shaking moments.

Guns N’ Roses have announced their full 2026 World Tour with shows across Mexico, Brazil, Europe, Canada, and the United States. Get every t

Bridge City Sinners Close Out Their Break the Chain Tour at The Loft, Center Stage (Atlanta) October 11, 2025, marked the final stop of Bridge City Sinners’ Break the Chain tour, and Atlanta’s Center Stage Loft hosted the sendoff. The intimate 650-capacity room was packed from front to back with fans ready to celebrate the last night on the road. The energy was immediate and never let up. Libby - Bridge City Sinners - Photo By Chris Collett Joshua Quimby Opens the Night Josh

There is something uniquely warm about a Lumineers concert. The band doesn’t rely on special effects or overproduction, just songs that...

Wolf Alice chose Atlanta’s Buckhead Theatre as the starting point for their North American tour, and from the first notes it was clear...