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• Live Review: Y-O-U's Last Show, October 10 @ Smith's Olde Bar
  I really should have written this weeks ago. But it's been a bit of a tough one to write. It's fair to say that I have been putting it off... Read More
  
  
• Van Hunt and Patterson Hood Just Announced for Andrews Upstairs Shows
  This upcoming month is an exciting one for Andrews Upstairs. The venue just announced two big hitters for shows in November... Read More
  
  
• CD Review: The Low Anthem -- Oh My God, Charlie Darwin; Playing with Blind Pilot at The EARL November 4
  The Low Anthem recorded Oh My God, Charlie Darwin in a log cabin in the middle of a harsh Rhode Island winter... Read More
  
  
• The Atlanta Creative Projects' Night of Music and Photography
  Local photographer Neda Abghari has been putting together some great pieces for the Atlanta Creatives Project, which features some of Atlanta's greatest DJs and producers (like Dres The Beatnik and Rob Wonder) photographed in their studios with the favorite childhood objects... Read More
  
  
• Music Man--What's Next?
  I recently asked a group of people who I knew to be true music fans what they thought the next wave of music will be... Read More
  
  
• Young Blood Gallery and Boutique Launch Online Store INDI-e BOUTIQUE, Throw a Party
  Atlanta's Young Blood Gallery and Boutique in the Poncey-Highland 'hood is launching their online store INDI-e BOUTIQUE on November 7, and are throwing a party to celebrate... Read More
  
  
• CD Review: Elise Witt -- Valise
  Elise Witt is one of those local treasures that nobody knows about... Read More
  
  
• CD Review: The King Khan and BBQ Show -- Invisible Girl; Playing Star Bar November 4
  Once and current bandmates Arish Khan and Mark Sultan have made a rich and respected history of historically-accurate rock 'n' roll thuggery... Read More
  
  
• Live Review: Sea Wolf and Port O'Brien @ The EARL, October 23
  The packed back room of The EARL welcomed two of campfire indie's most promising up-and-coming bands to Atlanta Friday night... Read More
  
  
• November's Big Trouble in Little Five Points Just Announced: With The Judies, Poison Arrows and Cary Ann Hearst
  Here's the lineup for the latest, very exciting Big Trouble in Little Five Points... Read More
  
  
• CD Review: R.E.M. -- Live at the Olympia
  For most people outside of Georgia, R.E.M. stopped being relevant around 1997, when drummer Bill Berry left the band... Read More
  
  
• U2 announce new 360 Tour dates for 2010
  U2 will be back on the road in 2010 and have announced more US tour dates. For ticket on sale information visit www.U2.com... Read More
  
  
• U2 360 Tour lands in Las Vegas
  So, part of the Atlanta Music Guide team went to Vegas this weekend to catch the U2 360 Tour at the Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas... Read More
  
  
• RIP Liam Maher. Flowered Up - Weekender [video]
  Liam Maher, the lead singer for the UK band Flowered Up, died last week... Read More
  
  

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AMG Recommends: AMG's DRINKSHOP Live for November: It's Elephant's and Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun!

• We had an amazing time last Thursday at our DRINKSHOP Live at the W Downtown with Death on Two Wheels and Young Orchids. But we already have November's party lined up - it'll be much earlier than usual, since the fourth Thursday will be Thanksgiving. So we're taking the first Thursday of the month instead, November 5 - which is only next week!
  
  And we've got a great lineup. The ultra-cool electro rock outfit Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun will be playing with the eclectic, soul 'n' indie rock driven It's Elephant's. Check out music from them at the link and join us next Thursday for a great free show at the W Downtown's DRINKSHOP.
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