Music – Featured
THE LATEST
-
Shaky Knees Announces 2025 Lineup: Deftones, My Chemical Romance and Blink-182 to Headline
For the first time in 12 years, the much-loved festival will take place in Piedmont Park, in the slot that Music Midtown vacated.…
-
Jazz vocalist Milton Suggs on organized chaos and listening
Suggs believes authenticity in music lies in self-reflection, as well as listening to his fellow musicians and the audiences they play for, large…
-
NBAF in turmoil as leaders resign amid ‘destructive’ board
The National Black Arts Festival, one of the nation’s premier Black arts organizations, fights for its life as top leadership resigns and board…
-
Former AJC Editor Shane Harrison named executive editor of ArtsATL.org
Shane Harrison has been named executive editor of ArtsATL.org. Starting February 24, he will be responsible for the nonprofit website’s editorial vision and will work…
-
Joe Alterman launches The Breman’s new jazz series
Jazz is on the upswing in Atlanta, and the Levison Family Music Series at the The Breman is the city’s most recent addition.…
-
Review: Vasily Petrenko evokes Ukraine in roaring ASO program
Defying tyranny seemed to be a provocative if unspoken theme of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s recent dynamite performance of works by Jean Sibelius…
-
The 2025 Spring Arts Preview: Our picks in Music
The Atlanta Baroque Orchestra’s performances of Monteverdi Vespers at The Cathedral of St. Philip in Buckhead March 28 and March 29 will be…
-
Review: Bent Frequency opens Emory’s ‘CompFest’ with mostly melody
Modernist chamber ensemble stalwarts Bent Frequency appeared Friday February 7 at Emory University’s Performing Arts Studio for the opening night of CompFest 2025:…
-
Jazzman Gary Motley to jam with saxophonist David Sánchez at Emory Jazz Fest
Grammy-winning sax player David Sánchez will headline this year’s Emory Jazz Fest, and the event’s founder and director Gary Motley is, well, pretty…
-
Remembrance: Churchill Grounds’ founder Sam Yi gave Atlanta jazz a home
For two decades, Yi nurtured local talent at Churchill Grounds, then at TenATL and pop-up concerts around the city. Wherever he went, the…
PLEASE SUPPORT ARTSATL
Your Gift Sustains the Coverage You Count On
Support ArtsATL – Donate Today
COPYRIGHT 2026 ArtsATL // PRIVACY POLICY
