Experienced and first-time triathletes share a moment of contemplation during the “Star Spangled Banner” just before entering Lake Acworth for the early morning start of the Acworth Women’s Sprint Triathlon.
Last year following a reunion performance at Live 8, former Pink Floyd bassist Roger Waters decided to revive arguably his best work, 1973’s Dark Side of the Moon, into a live format, and has since taken it on the road, beginning in Brazil last June. The tour has covered six continents and eventually found its way to Atlanta. Meanwhile, thousands of eager fans made their way Wednesday evening to Philips Arena to experience something that, for a Pink Floyd fan, would have before been considered unimaginable.
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Be your own PET opened for Arctic Monkeys at the Tabernacle on Saturday night. BYOP formed in Nashville in 2003 and released their self-titled debut album in 2006.
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Stephen Marley, son of reggae legend Bob Marley, performed to a full house Friday night at the Roxy in support of his new album, Mind Control. The five-time Grammy winner’s performance not only included his own new material, but also his father’s timeless reggae classics. Marley’s nine-member band was later joined by Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley, who performed some of his own original songs. A third generation of the Marley family also took part in the performance: Stephen Marley’s son Jeremiah had his own place on stage, dancing and waving the Jamaican flag throughout the show.
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Arctic Monkeys played to an enthusiastic crowd at the Tabernacle Saturday night in support of their sophomore album, Favourite Worst Nightmare.
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Akon opened for Gwen Stefani at HiFi Buys Amphitheatre Friday night in support of his album, Konvicted. He joined Gwen on stage for her song “Sweet Escape,” which he helped produce.
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