He ran out from behind the Carolina Coliseum stage like it was the corner of Williams-Brice, his cowboy boots to the concrete and a garnet and black Connor Shaw jersey on his back. The crowd was divided down the middle, the right yelling, “Save Water” and the left screaming back, “Drink Beer” — a makeshift “Game! Cocks!” chant — midway through the country crooner’s opening song.
Event to highlight positive influences on community
The Band Perry is back with a new look and a bit of a new sound, too. On “Pioneer,” the family band’s second album, siblings Kimberly, Reid and Neil Perry bring their unique spin to the pop country world.
As broke college kids, no word in the English language brings bigger smiles to our faces than “free.” This weekend, a free three-day music festival with big-name headliners like Ludacris and Dave Matthews Band will be held in Atlanta.
They fly under the radar. Their music pulses through the industry, marked by song-writing credits and singles that hold power long after release.
Jam band–inspired Athens group to rock Rolling Stone Bar in Rosewood Saturday night When the gentlemen of Dank Sinatra first take the stage and grab their instruments, they may appear just like any other University of Georgia students.
Pop star plays to sold-out crowd Saturday night
New, accessible media alters industry for better
Goal of artists to create own work, not tailor to expectations of listeners
Hunt for concrete message takes away individual interpretation of art, film
Music composition students to give recital tonight
Carolina Productions hosts Christmas concert
Country star delivers special effects, Southern anthems on arena tour
Singer-songwriter Duncan Sheik to play 5 Points Pub Friday
R&B singer preaches girl power, shows off vocal chops on latest disc
Ice skating, concerts will keep students busy during upcoming break
Phillip Phillips’ first record ‘The World from the Side of the Moon’ hits stores today