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Madonna showed off her killer legs and matching vocals at Philips Arena on Nov. 24.

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Austin-based band Ghostland Observatory brought their brand of electro-rock-funk to the Masquerade Nov. 20.

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The Coathangers, All the Saints and Noot d’ Noot play to a packed Earl Nov. 21.

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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.

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Charles Walker and the Dynamites performed Saturday, Oct. 4 at The Earl in East Atlanta.

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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.

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The two bands rocked The Tabernacle Thurs., Oct. 2.

The Kills

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The Raconteurs

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