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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)
Stone Mountain Park held the 9th Annual Indian Festival and Pow Wow Nov. 6-9. All the bright artistry and stirring music of Native American culture was on display for the education of those unfamiliar and the enjoyment of the well-versed.
(Photos by ROH)
Rock 101.5 held the Bouhaha Spooktacular Halloween party at the Masquerade Friday night. Departure, a Journey cover band, and DJs played all night while hundreds of people showed off their elaborate Halloween costumes.
(Photos by Alan Friedman)
Local modern dance company Zoetic Dance Ensemble held an open dress rehearsal prior to tonight’s premiere of Dirty Pretty. The show features multimedia components that enhance the stellar choreography instead of distracting from it and several quirky aspects that make it a highly engaging dance concert. The cute name doesn’t hurt either. See the show at 7 Stages Theater running from Oct. 30-Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. each evening.
(Photos by Tara-Lynne Pixley)
Several metro Atlanta high school bands filled Morris Brown College’s Herndon Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 26. The musicians competed in order to emerge the winner of the Battle of the Bands. A highly respected annual event, the Battle of the Bands draws huge crowds and gives incomparable bragging rights to a school’s band each year.
(Photos by ROH)
Parade participants let their freak flag fly very high at Saturday’s L5P Halloween Parade. Notorious for its shenanigans, the parade didn’t disappoint this year.
(Photos by Joeff Davis and Stefani Byrd)
