Photos & Review by Max Stewart What John Mayer does defies logic. He is a massively successful solo artist in the pop rock realm, selling out arenas with catchy, well-crafted songs consistently since his debut album Room for Squares in 2001. It is a rare feat for any musician to maintain mainstream relevance in the… Read More John Mayer Comes Full Circle in Atlanta on Solo Tour, Debuts New Song – Photos and Review

Photos and Recap by Mark Raker Tedeschi Trucks Band returned to the Warner Theatre in Washington D.C. for their annual six show residency and proved yet again why they continue to be one the best powerhouse touring bands out there, year after year. I only caught one of the six-sold out shows, and barely got… Read More Tedeschi Trucks Band Continue to Exceed Expectations at Warner Theatre Residency in D.C.

Photos and Review by Stephen Bloch It is safe to say that if the band is having fun, the audience is likely having fun too.  That was abundantly true for the incredible double bill at Milwaukee’s Colectivo Back Room on Thursday night.  Whatever dampening of the spirits from the rain was quickly washed away by… Read More Marco Benevento and Mike Dillon’s Punkadelick Elevate the Vibes in Milwaukee

Photos and Review by Stephen Bloch There are a handful of bands that come to mind when thinking about prototypic southern rock.  From the past, The Allman Brothers, Little Feat, and ZZ Top are the legends, but no other band epitomizes the sound more today than Drive-By Truckers, hailing out of Athens, GA (no slight… Read More Drive-By Truckers’ Southern Sound Makes it to Milwaukee – Photos and Review

Photos and Review by Max Stewart Listening to Dropkick Murphys in March is like listening Nat King Cole or Bing Crosby at Christmastime, it just feels right. The Massachusetts band has a way of getting the St. Patrick’s Day spirit going like no one else. They have mastered the perfect blend of Celtic songs with… Read More Dropkick Murphys St. Patrick’s Day Tour Lifts Spirits in Atlanta – Photos and Review

Photos by Ryan Swerdlin, Recap by Max Stewart Joe Russo’s Almost Dead (JRAD) have continued their upward trajectory in popularity over the last few years, honoring the expansive catalog of the Grateful Dead while bringing energetic new life to all of their songs. Any fan of bands that stretch it out (aka ‘jam bands’) must… Read More Joe Russo’s Almost Dead Elevate The Dead’s Catalog in Atlanta – Photos and Recap