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The Asymptomatics Celebrate New Single ‘Two Possibilities’ With A Live Performance at Flicker Theatre and Bar

Posted on November 15, 2023November 16, 2023 by Analiese Herrin

Athens has been home to critically acclaimed bands throughout the decades, marking the Classic City as not only home to the University of Georgia and its students but also a booming hub for artists and musicians alike. One such band is the funky, weird but strangely groovy The Asymptomatics.  The Asymptomatics, or “the Asymps” as…

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Concert Review: flipturn Glows at the Georgia Theatre

Posted on March 1, 2023March 1, 2023 by Haley Gilbert

Last Friday, Florida-based flipturn brought their Shadowglow tour to the Georgia Theatre for one glorious sold-out evening with support from Athens’ beloved Hotel Fiction. Hotel Fiction From the second Hotel Fiction stepped on stage, it became abundantly clear that they were meant to be there as Jade Ireland’s soft vocals and Jessica Thompsons’s sharp sound…

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(Sandy) Alex G at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall (6/8)

Posted on June 11, 2018June 11, 2018 by Bryan Toti

Quiet whispers evaporated into the echoing chambers of the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall as a couple hundred early attendees awaited an appearance from Philadelphia bedroom singer-songwriter, Alex Giannascoli (stage name (Sandy) Alex G). Initially gaining a core fan base from a sprawling DIY Bandcamp catalogue, Alex G’s official debut album DSU arrived in 2014 via Orchid Tapes….

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JR JR and the Teragram Ballroom

Posted on November 3, 2015November 2, 2015 by Colby Pines

“I bet those blink,” my lady-friend and I muttered to one another, pointing at the giant JR JR letters that provided the backdrop to an otherwise barren stage. This was just the second in a string of underestimations about the Detroit-hailing, genre-defying (Dale Earnhardt) JR JR. My first misconception came long before I arrived at…

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Juna / Waitress / Monsoon / Howling Tongues at 40 Watt on February 19

Posted on February 23, 2015March 13, 2015 by Kelsey Butterworth

[tps_header]   This past Thursday night at the 40 Watt saw a packed, diverse evening of what rock has been up to in the past three decades. It was also the debut event for local startup Aria Promotions, and they did a damn good job – the show was almost sold out. Opener Juna delivered…

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Sylvan Esso at Variety Playhouse on Jan. 15

Posted on January 21, 2015March 13, 2015 by Rebecca Smith

  Whoever decided opposites attract must have been talking about Sylvan Esso’s Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn combining EDM with indie folk vocals straight from the hills of Appalachia at a sold-out Variety Playhouse on Jan. 15. The duo, based out of Durham, N.C., started the show off with a high-powered rendition of “Could I Be,”…

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Old Crow Medicine Show at The Classic Center on November 20

Posted on December 2, 2014January 8, 2015 by Sarah Bennett

If you were raised in a place anywhere near the South, you’re probably used to being surrounded by some type of folk or country music (even if it’s unwillingly). However, within the decade, national radio is starting to hear a greater variety of music and a brand new genre. That genre, which falls somewhere between…

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Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. at Terminal West on November 11

Posted on November 14, 2014January 8, 2015 by Michelle King

[tps_header] Approaching the box office at Terminal West on Tuesday night, I could hear what sounded like an acoustic version of Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr.‘s “Beautiful Dream” and I had to check my watch. Doors at 8pm. Music at 9pm. And there’s an opener, right? It’s not even 9:30. How can this be? Am I…

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Roky Erickson with Black Angels at Terminal West

Posted on February 25, 2014February 25, 2014 by Nikki Smith

My two roommates and I went to see Roky Erickson. We were anxious to see what kind of people would be at a show featuring Roky Erickson (obviously The Black Angels headlined). We walked in behind a middle-aged double date. One of the women was wearing gold metallic go-go boots. Of course, The Black Angels…

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Austra: Feel It, Live

Posted on September 20, 2013October 8, 2013 by Amy Anderson

I didn’t tear up during Austra’s heart-wrenching “Home,” with Katie Stelmanis’ opera-trained vocals and strong repetitive keyboard transitioning into upbeat —but still terribly lonely— electro-pop.  I wasn’t alone in my car this time; I was at a dive-bar and venue in East Atlanta called The Earl, staring at Stelmanis’ knee-length culottes and platform shoes, the…

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