The city of Savannah, Georgia is rich in culture and history. Anyone who has been there will tell you to be sure to visit at least once in a lifetime. Guitar Girl Magazine had the unique pleasure of attending...
I got to check out the Project Pabst Festival in East Atlanta on Saturday, October 7th. This was the second time the festival was held in this location in Atlanta- the festival started out in Portland back in 2014....
The Place: Eddie’s Attic
The Date: August 17, 2017
The Event: CD Release Part
The Artist: Lindsay Ell
Rising country music artist Lindsay Ell released her debut album The Project on August 11 via Stoney Creek Records. Produced by Grammy-winner Kristian Bush, the...
The first thing that has to be said is WOW!
Ann Dustin Wilson is undoubtedly the Queen of Rock. Her presence is so deeply penetrating. Even if her voice began to fade, her standing on that stage not saying or...
In an area referred to as Little Five Points in Atlanta, Georgia in the music venue Variety Playhouse, Elle King brought her music to life with a gutsy, powerful and “not the faint of heart” performance.
HLN morning show host, Robin Meade, played to a sold out crowd at Eddie’s Attic in Decatur, Georgia. World known as the host of “Morning Express” with Robin Meade on HLN, Meade performed a variety of music genres with friends and special guest Sixwire. The night was entertaining and one could tell that she and the band were having a great time performing. The music venue, Eddie’s Attic, is legendary in Decatur for having great performances in an intimate setting.
Movie Review: Ricki and the Flash (PG-13)
While most Atlanta avid rock fans were attending the Rolling Stones Zip Code Tour at the Bobby Dodd Stadium last night, true hard core Pat Travers’ fans were at the famed Eddie’s Attic venue in Decatur, GA for the opening night of Travers’ Southeast Tour. And what a treat for those fans!
The Shaky Knees festival held in Atlanta, Georgia earlier this month had a variety of artists and musicians grace their multiple stages. The Irish band Flogging Molly, native North Carolinian Ryan Adams, and Aimee Mann’s band The Both, were just a sampling of the talented line-up for 2015. This year’s music came from all different genres – rock and roll, blues, country, folk, Americana, and even reggae -- all of whom rocked and had audience members smiling and shaking!
A hot Atlanta weekend in May was the setting to hear wonderful music from a variety of genres. This year’s Shaky Knees Festival did it right with a perfect mix of local, hometown artists as well as those from across the US and even some international bands to complete their lineup. Some of these artists included The Whiskey Gentry, ZZ Ward, and Nikki Lane. These truly talented individuals rocked the stages at Shaky Knees and were greeted with great rounds of applause with crowd members singing and dancing in the aisles.
