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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.

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.

Franz Ferdinand 2026 U.S. Summer Tour Indie rock mainstays Franz Ferdinand are heading back to North America this summer with a newly announced run of headline tour dates across the United States. The tour begins August 2 in Buffalo, New York and travels through major cities including Boston, Charlotte, Atlanta, Austin, and Dallas before wrapping up on August 15. One of the most notable stops comes August 9 when the band will open for My Chemical Romance at Citi Field in Quee

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...

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...

Will Toledo, known for his grand concepts, takes his music to a whole new level with The Scholars. This ambitious rock opera unfolds at the fictional Parnassus University, a surreal academic playground where characters grapple with spirituality, identity, and personal evolution. The album employs narrative structure and conceptual storytelling, drawing inspiration from postmodern indie music like Tommy or The Wall, but filtered through Toledo’s signature lo-fi anxiety and sha

Opening for Neon Trees is no small task—but Night Cap didn’t just warm up the crowd at Buckhead Theatre on April 2; they delivered a performance that left a lasting impression.

This new leg of the tour kicks off August 16 in Minneapolis and includes stops in Chicago, Toronto, Denver, and more