Photos & Videos

The Stuffing 2011: A Retrospective + Photos

“Favorite Gentlemen is the big brother I never had. You know, constantly encouraging, but has you in the headlock, pushing you to be your best always, but with an elbow stuck firmly in your side, offering every bit of help that’s humanly possible, all the while giving you noogies and making fun of you and […]

Deluna Fest 2011: A Retrospective

Sean recaps an eventful weekend at Deluna Fest, a two year old festival set in Pensacola Beach that brought attendees from all around the world to Florida for three days of live music!

Show Review + Photos: fun. at The Grand Opera House

Sean gives his review of FUN’s recent performance in Macon with Janelle Monáe & Timothy Bloom as part of the Campus Consciousness Tour.

TheBlueIndian.com Presents: EISLEY

At the end of last month, Macon got a visit from EISLEY who played a show at The 567. Here’s a video from their set as well as photos.

Photos: Explosions in the Sky – Live @ The Tabernacle

This year brought us the first album in four years from Texas rockers Explosions in the Sky. It’s also been several years since the group toured the US. That said, their September 29th show at The Tabernacle was a really, really big deal to a lot of fans. A nine song set would seem short […]

Photos: Janelle Monáe, Live at Macon’s The Grand

Images of Janelle Monáe and her ArchOrchestra performing on the same historic stage once held by such greats as Charlie Chaplin, Harry Houdini, Ray Charles, and the Allman Brothers Band.

Show Review & Photos: HOLY SONS @ Variety Playhouse (10/02/11)

“Although this is Amos’s first tour in his twenty years as HOLY SONS, his band played with a precision and dexterity that suggested they’d been performing alongside him since his earliest sessions.”

Videos & Photos: FRONTIER RUCKUS Live @ The 567

Check out our coverage of Frontier Ruckus as their make their second stop in Macon!

Show Review & Photos: Wye Oak @ The Tabernacle (09/29/2011)

Wye Oak’s songs are at their best live when the band uses their talents to stir up a tempest, whether slowly rolling and rumbling like thunder or striking like lightning, but either way maintaining the beauty and grace that’s in the eye of their storm.

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