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Remember Sports On Tour Is Just How You Hear Them on New Album, The Refrigerator, Mixed Only with the Sounds of New and Longtime Fans
Carmen Perry (Photo: Sam Kapoor) Over the last 10 years, Remember Sports have been building a loyal fanbase, gathering some acclaim and success while mostly staying under the radar. After completing their UK run a little while ago, Remember Sports are currently on tour across the US with still a ways to go but last week they made their stop in Atlanta performing fan-favorites and songs from The Refrigerator for an eager crowd. Guitarist Jack Washburn (Photo: Sam Kapoor) The

Sam Kapoor
Apr 12


Starbenders, The Beast Goes On
The 4-piece from Atlanta have made a significant name for themselves on an international scale over the years. Rooted in glam rock and goth tones, Starbenders have cumulatively forged their sound into an epic of pop rock. The Beast Goes On does not look back when walking away from explosions. This new album has Starbenders showcasing their most raw sound yet paired with their cool over-the-top performances. Kimi Shelter in Atlanta (Photo: Sam Kapoor) Kimi said what? The LP be

Johnmark Hendrix
Apr 11


The Format’s Boycott Heaven Tour is A Love Letter to Fans 20 Years in the Making
Nate Ruess of The Format (Photo: Hannah Claire Smith) On January 23rd, 2026, The Format released Boycott Heaven , their first album in two decades and last Saturday at the Eastern, they delivered a performance 20 years in the making. Anticipation and electricity pulsed through the crowd from the moment their first opener, Adult Mom, took the stage, building steadily as Ben Kweller closed out his set. And still, nothing could have prepared the audience for the energy and excit

Hannah Claire Smith
Apr 11


Hannah Cohen Takes Audiences on A Journey Through Her Ethereal World
On March 31st at Aisle 5, Hannah Cohen transformed her stage into something ethereal. Known for her dreamy, folk-inspired sound, Cohen’s performance transfixed her audience throughout her intimate set. The venue’s cozy environment only deepened that effect, dissolving the boundary between artist and audience and leaving fans suspended in a shared moment—like one of her own lyrics come to life: “I think I know you well, at least I think I do.” Hannah Cohen at Aisle 5 (Photo: H

Hannah Claire Smith
Apr 7


Die Spitz is Going to Take Over the World- and They Kinda Already Know It
You probably know what the underside of a home sized rock looks like if you haven't caught wind of Die Spitz slowly on the rise to the top for the past couple of years. The childhood best friends from Texas who have been rampaging audiences with their wall of sound since 2022 opening for bands like Amyl and the Sniffers and Viagra Boys, have cemented themselves in their own pocket of the universe after falling into the center of Austin's punk scene. Ellie Livingston of Die Sp

Sam Kapoor
Apr 4
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