Article and Photos by: Andrés Alvarado   Duluth, GA - There’s nothing tame about a Kid Rock Americana-themed concert. Rock’s so-called “Greatest Show on Earth” claim is, on entertainment value alone, difficult to argue with. Yes, incredibly cocky, but Kid does go above and beyond to uphold that statement. “Ain’t no party

Article and Photos by: Andrés Alvarado   Atlanta, GA - Pittsburgh punk-rock quartet Anti-Flag launched their Silence = Violence Tour back in mid-January to rather lofty expectations. Fresh off their nationwide run during the 2017 Vans Warped Tour, Justin Sane and his politically charged mates rallied a boisterous crowd into famed venue

Article and Photos: Andrés Alvarado   Atlanta, GA - John 5 & The Creatures’ show in Atlanta was a cathartic experience of sorts. Jamming out at a dive-bar like setting that sits next to a tattoo parlor seems like an incredibly rock-n-roll thing to do, and so, John 5 did just that.

Photos and Article by Andres Alvarado   A splendiferous spectacle is what the chaps of Walk the Moon handed the crowd at Atlanta’s chic Coca-Cola Roxy Theatre. The Ohio’s quartet Press Restart Tour came brimmed of entrancing dim lights, cool outfits, multi-colored painted faces, catchy tunes, and a front-man swarming of unending

Article by Andrés Alvarado - Photos by Rob Loud   Duluth, GA - Sin City quartet The Killers (though only two originals on this tour) came into town promoting their latest LP Wonderful, Wonderful. Having achieved generally positive reviews for their fifth offering, lead singer Brandon Flowers and co. set out to

Article and Photos by Andrés Alvarado   Atlanta, GA - In the endless debate of whether new-school rap can carry the heavy torch 90’s hip-hop produced there are no concrete answers, just subjective opinions, albeit passionate ones. However, in the median of this argument sits Ohio hip-hop quintet Bone Thugs-n-Harmony. Incredibly, this

Article and Photos by Andrés Alvarado   Atlanta, GA - Rocking the night away at Atlanta’s Center Stage, Black Label Society packed the house full of metal-heads ready for a throw-down of the band’s “grimmest hits.” Led by larger than life rock-titan Zakk Wylde, the Los Angeles quartet kicked the evening off