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Madonna showed off her killer legs and matching vocals at Philips Arena on Nov. 24.
(Photos by Perry Julien)
Austin-based band Ghostland Observatory brought their brand of electro-rock-funk to the Masquerade Nov. 20.
(Photos by Perry Julien)
The Coathangers, All the Saints and Noot d’ Noot play to a packed Earl Nov. 21.
(Photos by Perry Julien)
Fusion! is an Atlanta-based project founded by Emory students whose goal is to bring together people of different cultural backgrounds through art, dance, fashion, and music. This year’s competition featured dance teams from several Georgia universities, including Georgia State, Georgia Tech, Emory, and Morehouse.
Photos by Alan Friedman
The CFA International Cat Show opened Friday November 21, 2008 at the Georgia International Convention Center. Cats gathered from around the world to compete in the largest cat show in the Western Hemisphere.
(Photos by Joeff Davis)
On Thursday night, Eyedrum hosted a concert supporting the School of Americas Watch, an organization that seeks to close the US Army School of Americas through protests, vigils, and demonstrations. Dozens of bands, songwriters, and storytellers took the stage to support the cause. The annual vigil at Fort Benning takes place this weekend in Columbus, Georgia.
Photos by Alan Friedman
After seven years since his last Atlanta show, Maxwell wooed the crowed Wed., Nov. 12 with his turn-of-the-century, neo-soul songbook. Jazmine Sullivan opened.
(Photos by ROH)
Over 1000 people rallied in front of the Georgia Capitol in Atlanta Saturday, November 15, 2008 in protest of California’s Proposition 8, which bans gay marriage in California. The protest in Atlanta was part of hundreds of demonstrations across the country Saturday in support of legalizing Gay marriage in the United States. Speakers included Representative Karla Drenner, Georgia’s only openly gay legislature. The lively crowd spilled onto the street in front of the Capitol and waved homemade signs and rainbow flags.
(Photos by Joeff Davis)
Former President Bill Clinton came to Clark Atlanta University to speak at a rally for Democratic US Senate candidate Jim Martin who is in a runoff election with Republican Senator Saxby Chambliss for Georgia’s United States Senate seat.
(Photos by Joeff Davis)
Arizona, formed in Brooklyn and now making Asheville its home, closed its recent tour with a show at the Earl Nov. 17 in support of its second album Glowing Bird.
(Photos by Perry Julien)
