Joe Jack Talcum (of the Dead Milkmen), Coolzey, Michael Myerz, and Loony play 529 on Sunday, March 8. $10. 7 p.m. | Buy Tickets
Upcoming shows
PHOTOS: The Jesus Lizard
On December 28, intrepid photographer Mike White of Deadly Designs made the trek from Athens to Nashville to bring back these 10 photos of the Jesus Lizard live at Marathon Music Works. Frontman David Yow, bass player David Wm. Sims, guitarist Duane Denison, and drummer and Atlanta expat Mac McNeilly tore through a 24-song set that included one previously unreleased number titled “Lord Godiva.”
Setlist
“Puss”
“One Evening”
“Mouth Breather”
“Glamorous”
“Nub”
“My Own Urine”
“If You Had Lips”
“Boilermaker”
“Seasick”
“Killer McHann”
“Chrome” (Chrome cover)
“Bloody Mary”
“Blue Shot”
“7 vs. 8”
“Monkey Trick”
Encore
“Gladiator”
“Blockbuster”
“Lady Shoes”
“Thumbscrews”
“Then Comes Dudley”
Encore 2
“Lord Godiva” (unreleased song)
“Destroy Before Reading”
“Wheelchair Epidemic” (the Dicks cover)
“(Fly) on (the Wall)”
View the complete gallery of photos at Deadly Designs.
CANCELED: Bauhaus plays The Coca-Cola Roxy on Wednesday, September 23
Bauhaus plays The Coca-Cola Roxy on Wednesday, September 23. 6:30 p.m. (doors). 8 p.m. (show). $75 (general admission). $125 (seats) | Buy tickets
Please be advised that this performance is taking place while the Braves are hosting a game. Due to the increase of traffic around the Battery purchasing parking in advance through the Live Nation or The Braves websites is strongly recommended.
The Residents play Variety Playhouse on Monday, September 6
The Residents play the Variety Playhouse on Monday, Sept. 6 (2021). $35. 7 p.m. (doors). | Buy tickets
Read Chad Radford’s 2013 feature story, “The Residents: In the eye of the beholder
How avant-garde rock icon the Residents changed pop music, and singer Molly Harvey’s life forever” in CL Atlanta.
Go vote! Tuesday, November 3
Today is the day folks. Go vote! The Republic is in distress. The future of America and the world depends on you fulfilling your civic duty. Your attendance is mandatory!
Mass Destruction Metal Fest IV feat. Repulsion, Nuclear Assault, Vimur, and more Nov. 5-7, 2021
Mass Destruction Metal Fest IV is bacK! A Rippin Production’s rescheduled annual metal fest is set to take over the Loft at Center Stage Friday through Sunday, November 5-7, 2021. Mass Destruction has been upgraded to a three-day gathering—current weekend pass holders will be allowed attend all three days.
Bands on this year’s lineup (so far) include Vio-Lence, Repulsion, Nuclear Assault, Monstrosity, Massacre, Evoken, Cenotaph, Usurper, Thornspawn, MALIGNANCY, Cruciamentum, WITCHTRAP, ESTUARY, Antichrist Siege Machine, Vimur, Suffocation, Cirith Ungol, Exciter, Akhlys, Derkéta, Impur, and Maiestas.
Tickets are available now. $55-$175.
In the meantime, read “Vimur finds truth in the abyss: ‘Triumphant Master of Fates’ takes black metal to a grand scale”
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Dinosaur Jr. plays The Masquerade November 13
Dinosaur Jr. plays Heaven at The Masquerade. Saturday, November 13. $31 (adv). 7 p.m. (doors). 75 Martin Luther King JR Dr. SW. 404-577-8178. www.masqueradeatlanta.com.
Pre-sale for seated tickets begins Thurs., March 11 at 12 p.m. Eastern.
Venue pre-sale begins Wed., March 17 at 10 a.m. Eastern.
Tickets go on sale for general public on Fri., March 19 at 10 a.m. Eastern.
J., Lou, and Murph are back with a new album, titled Sweep It Into Space, due out April 23. Click here to pre-order a copy.
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Atlanta Magazine’s favorite Atlanta albums of the 2010s
The good folks at Atlanta Magazine recently asked me for a list of my favorite Atlanta-based albums of the 2010s. I narrowed my picks down to one album per year, which, in some cases, was quite difficult. Hard cuts had to be made. In the end, some great music got shouted out. Read the full list here in which Christopher Daniel, Christina Lee, and I shine a light on some of our favorite releases from the last decade. Read the full list at Atlanta Magazine.
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