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After the release of Leith Ross' new album, I Can See The Future  in late September, they and their band of four came to Variety Playhouse performing a sold-out show for over a thousand fans. Photos shot on film by Hannah Claire Smith

After JUST coming off of a massively successful release cycle for their new album, Geese, one of the most exciting rock bands today, hurdled towards Atlanta on their sold-out-for-months-in-every-city Getting Killed Tour.

Be warned, the spit coming off of the songs on I’m Nice Now is liable to hit you through the mesh of whatever sound system you happen to be listening on. Fervent as ever, Upchuck’s latest, caustically named effort is another dose of well-deserved fury from Atlanta’s favorite punk band.  Track one, “Tired,” opens the can of worms on what the record is about: how the world seems to be falling apart at the hands of oppression and inequality everywhere you look, the relentlessnes

Sun Room came to town last Friday on 'The Jackknife Tour' where they were accompanied by Atlanta favorite, Recess Party, whose sound compliments the San Diego outfit's quite well, making it a very enjoyable lineup that we would love to see again. Photos were shot by Rayna Sklar on November 7th, 2025, at Aisle 5. Ritual of Chaos, the new EP from Sun Room was released July 11th, 2025.

“THERE'S A BOMB IN MY CAR." Had these words been uttered by anyone other than Cameron Winter, there would likely be room for alarm, but the Geese frontman is well known for screeching deafening lyrics like these. In Getting Killed, Geese delivers absurdly enchanting lyrics and bombastic instrumentation with sincerity. It is a record measured in its zaniness and uncompromising in its need to be genuine and singular.