The “In Our Own Words” series began shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March as a way of giving voice to members of Atlanta’s arts community as we all s...
Prisca: "Wolf"
The last time Prisca -- self-described as “a cinematic-pop artist who shows all of her colors in her songs as well as her ever-changing hair” --...
Editor's note: Atlanta’s artists face uncertainty in this age of coronavirus. To help us all connect, we offer this new series: “In Our Own Words.” In each post...
Tinsley Ellis is such a fixture on Atlanta’s music scene that it’s almost easy to take him for granted. He is the most prominent blues musician to emerge from t...
Kofi Burbridge, one of Atlanta’s most beloved musicians and a longtime collaborator with Derek Trucks, died Friday. He was 57.
A native of the Bronx who grew...
This year marked a period of transition for the arts community. With several art hubs including Mammal Gallery, Eyedrum and Murmur stuttering after a fatal fire...
Blues/rock guitarist Tinsley Ellis plays a hometown concert Friday night at City Winery, teaming with another acclaimed new generation blues star -- Tommy Castr...
In early 2017, ArtsATL set out to profile 12 arts leaders in the city. We wanted to find out where they began, what set them on their paths, what keeps them goi...
It was a late night in the early '80s, and a teenaged Michelle Malone was riding in a car going up Piedmont Avenue near Lindbergh Drive. Traffic began to come t...
It seems like yesterday when Tinsley Ellis was a young baby-faced blues hipster in snakeskin slippers who ripped out guitar riffs on his Fender Stratocaster, At...
