Needtobreathe Brings Tour De Compadres to the Amphitheater for Opening Night
Click to view slideshow. Charleston, SC band NEEDTOBREATHE has come a long way since 2006. From playing a water park in Decatur, Alabama for 30 people to playing amphitheaters for 7,000+, the band...
View ArticleRage Against The Machine Tribute Band Performs At Green Bar 4/25/15
Click to view slideshow. Take the Power back is a Nashville based Rage Against the Machine tribute band. Oh, and they are all girls. The group has gained approval from hardcore Rage fans and casual...
View ArticleMarilyn Manson Iron City Birmingham, AL 4/26/15
Click to view slideshow. Last night, Marilyn Manson performed to a sold-out crowd at Birmingham’s Iron City. Fans wrapped around both sides of the building, waiting and eagerly anticipating the...
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Concert Review: Don Felder and the Doobie Brothers in Alpharetta, GA
In his 27 years with the Eagles, Don Felder almost never got to sing lead, but Saturday night at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Alpharetta, GA he proved he has the chops to take center stage....
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Shaky Knees Music Festival Atlanta, Georgia May 8-10, 2015
Over the weekend, WVUA-FM attended Shaky Knees Music Festival in downtown Atlanta, Georgia. It was a great weekend for music, camaraderie, and relaxation. Enjoy this photo gallery from the festival...
View ArticleReview of Tame Impala’s Album, Currents
When I first fired up Currents on NPR’s First Listen stream, I didn’t know what to expect. Tame Impala’s InnerSpeaker was and is one of my favorite albums, but their second album Lonerism didn’t appeal...
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Review of Madchild’s Album, Silver Tongue Devil
Madchild’s latest entry into the rap world is Silver Tongue Devil, an album about sobering up and focusing on his craft, which has apparently worked considering this album combines quality verses,...
View ArticleReview of Mac Demarco’s Album, Another One
Mac Demarco Delivers and Depresses Mac Demarco has been one of the marquee indie darlings for quite a while now. Each of his releases have received critical success as well as help established a...
View ArticleReview of Frank Turner’s Positive Songs for Negative People
Having never listened to Frank Turner’s music, I went into Positive Songs for Negative People without a clue of what I was getting into. I noticed he was a punk rocker turned folk singer, but that...
View ArticleReview of The Fratellis’ Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied
The Fratellis are an honest band who make honest music. The lyrics are direct and real, and their established sound has always been founded upon old-fashioned rock and roll with room to create and...
View ArticleReview of Lana Del Rey’s Album, Honeymoon
Lana Del Rey reaches deep within her being and talent for Honeymoon, her third studio album. Del Rey is somber, slow and nostalgic on this record, which sees a mix of new and old direction for the New...
View ArticleReview of Wavves’ album “V”
Exactly describing Wavves’ sound is kind of hard. On the surface, the basics are apparent: throw in some punk, some tradition rock, maybe a little pop and wrap the whole package with a heavy West Coast...
View ArticleEverything You Need to Know About The Life of Pablo by Kanye West
The Life of Pablo is the seventh studio album released by American rapper Kanye West. Kanye began production of The Life of Pablo (then titled So Help Me God) during the summer of 2014, with the...
View Article“O.J.: Made in America”: Less about O.J., more about us
When I first heard that ESPN was releasing a five-part documentary about O.J. Simpson, my initial thought was: Why? Why, more than 20 years later, do we as Americans have such an insatiable appetite...
View ArticleReview of The Red Hot Chile Peppers’ Album, The Getaway
The Red Hot Chile Peppers are back with their eleventh studio album The Getaway. Their first album produced without Rick Rubin since Mothers’ Milk (1989), the record is void of the quintessential...
View ArticleThe Dexateens Emerge with New Record, “Teenage Hallelujah”
Tuscaloosa’s own southern-rock establishment, The Dexateens, has returned with their sixth album – the intriguingly dubbed Teenage Hallelujah. Since forming in 1998, The Dexateens have released 5...
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Alabama’s own St. Paul & The Broken Bones impress with sophomore effort “Sea...
With their sophomore album, Sea of Noise, St. Paul & The Broken Bones continue to impress. The boys from Birmingham quite literally took me to church with their opening track, “Crumbling Light...
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The Babysitter: Netflix’s Somewhat Spooky New Original
Netflix made its newest original movie The Babysitter available for streaming on October 13th, just in time for horror fans everywhere to get ready for Halloween by watching scary movie after scary...
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I Have ‘Something To Tell You’ About HAIM
By: Tina Turner HAIM’s newest released album, Something to Tell You could be the most organic form of art that the year 2017 will receive. Released in May of this year, fans of the three sister act...
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Weezer’s Newest and Coolest Album, Pacific Daydream
By: Grant White Weezer fans, myself included, were no doubt anticipating the band’s newest album, Pacific Daydream, which released on October 27 this year. Weezer’s previous two albums, Everything Will...
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