Dog Days Festival made its annual return to Savannah, GA on June 5th and 6th this year, creating a space for music, community and political frustration to coexist.

hallpass kicked off this year’s summer break celebrating the release of their new album at Aisle 5 for all of their hometown fans, bringing Athens to Atlanta.

Our gallery of images from Grace Ive's night in Atlanta on May 16, 2026. (Photos: Rayna Sklar)

(Photos: Hannah Claire Smith) There was no mistaking who the wraparound lines up and down Coca Cola Roxy’s sidewalks were there to see on April 30th. PinkPantheress’s fans were giddy with anticipation, dressed in their best Y2K and singing her most viral hooks as they entered her sold out performance. And perform she did—she and her dancers put on a dazzling performance with a screen as their backdrop, transporting them from an airplane to a house to a club all in the span of

New York rapper Lexa Gates was in and out of Hell at The Masquerade last week. The show started less than an hour after doors, and Gates wasted no time coming onto the stage after Vayda’s short-and-sweet opening set. She wrapped things up by 9:30 p.m., sprinting her way through a 16-song setlist. Her few words to the audience were to express gratitude for them and love for Atlanta.

Ahead of their North American tour that kicked off earlier this month in Milwaukee and goes through until next month with Sharp Pins, Snail Mail, the solo project of Lindsey Erin Jordan, released her third album, Ricochet.

Microwave in Atlanta (Photo: Sam Kapoor) This September will mark 10 years since the southern-fried rock band from Atlanta released their sound defining sophomore album Much Love. Songs like "Lighterless" and "Dull" are what set Microwave apart as one of the hottest bands representing Atlanta's sound and they proved that to still be the case by selling out the biggest room at The Masquerade (Heaven) this past weekend and they plan to do it there again in a month. (Photo: Sam

Night two of 'Covered in Blood' on Halloween presented by Nobody's Booking and Speakeasy Promotion featured: Drugula as Black Sabbath; Zoe Bayani as Hole; Doud as Stone Temple Pilots; Posture Clinic as No Doubt; and Made Up as The Replacements.