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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)
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)
Usher brought his usual brand of soulful crooning coupled with sweet spectacle to The Tabernacle Nov. 10. There was dancing, there was a bit of acted debauchery onstage. Pure Usher.
(Photos by Perry Julien)
Charles Walker and the Dynamites performed Saturday, Oct. 4 at The Earl in East Atlanta.
(Photos by Joeff Davis)
When hip-pop acts the likes of these industry contenders come together, it is almost always a loud, colorful and beautiful thing. Janelle Monae jump-started Wednesday night’s performance at The Tabernacle with her signature antics and stomach-humming voice. N.E.R.D. followed it up with so much jumping around that, between them and the also height-achieving crowd, the floor rarely stopped shaking.
(Photos by Tara-Lynne Pixley)
The two bands rocked The Tabernacle Thurs., Oct. 2.
The Kills
The Raconteurs
(Photos by Perry Julien)
David Byrne, lead singer and songwriter of the Talking Heads, performed at Chastain Park Saturday night. He played songs from his Talking Heads days that he co-wrote with Brian Eno and introduced new songs from his recently released solo album Everything That Happens Will Happen Today.
(Photos by Perry Julien)
If you attended this year’s ninth annual Drive Invasion at the Starlight Six Drive-In, then you know all about the music (and the mayhem) that makes this event one of the wickedest in Atlanta. But in case you forgot, these photos may jog your memory.
(Photos by Perry Julien)
