Bands to Check Out at Hangout Music Festival
May 13, 2013
In 2010, when the Hangout Music Festival kicked off in Gulf Shores, Alabama, the news came as a delight to both music fans and local business owners. The shore-side festival boosted the town’s economy just before the summer rush, and many music fans were
Smashing Pumpkins Concert Review at Chastain Park in Atlanta
May 11, 2013
Review Photos Setlist It seems like almost yesterday that I went to my first rock concert. It was actually 1997. The Smashing Pumpkins were touring on their smash double album Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. They stopped at Atlanta’s old Omni Arena for
Phoenix Concert Review at the Tabernacle in Atlanta
May 10, 2013
Review Photos Phoenix’s latest album Bankrupt! has only been out of the stables for a few weeks, but the band is already hard at work sharing their new vision to the masses. The French group has signed on for numerous summer festival appearances on
Carolina Rebellion 2013 in Photos
May 8, 2013
[slideshow gallery_id=”14″] Well this year’s Carolina Rebellion certainly was eventful. Normally with our festival coverage, we cap things off with a wrap-up review, but with things taking a turn for the worse on Sunday a broad overview is a bit redundant. Yesterday, the festival

Carolina Rebellion Cancellation Edition Plus Sevendust, Buckcherry
May 6, 2013
Sometimes you begin typing up an article with something completely unexpected. When the day started, we had lots of rain, but the promise of Soundgarden, Bush and Rise Against were enough to pull our sorry butts off the couch to brave the harsh elements.

Review: Alice in Chains, Limp Bizkit, Deftones at Carolina Rebellion
May 5, 2013
Review Photos Setlist What a difference a year makes. This weekend last year, I was sweating my balls off in Memphis, taking in the bevy of acts at Beale Street Music Festival. Last night, I was freezing my nips off at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

The Darker Side of John Lennon
May 5, 2013
John Lennon is one of the most adored figures in the history of music for several reasons. The most obvious is his genius songwriting, which has positively touched the lives of many – whether with The Beatles or through his successful solo career. Another
BYOB: Wave of the Future for Music Festivals or Hopeless Pipe Dream?
May 5, 2013
BYOB – abbreviated for “bring your own booze” – is a concept that’s easy to love. In a restaurant setting, where beers and cocktails are priced several times above their retail value, it provides a wonderful incentive to save money. Not to mention, it

10 Famous Musicians Afflicted with Hearing Loss
May 4, 2013
Even more so than vision, a musician’s hearing is considered essential to his songwriting for obvious reasons. Constructing even a basic melody can be an obstacle with hearing loss, even if only affects one ear – as is the case with most of the
Top 5 Artists to Check Out at Carolina Rebellion
May 2, 2013
For fans of hard rock and heavy metal, Carolina Rebellion is a festival that can’t be missed. Held every May in North Carolina, 2013’s version takes place in Concord over two days. Alice In Chains, Limp Bizkit, and Deftones headline this year’s festivities on