The Japanese House (with support from Venus & the Flytraps) performing at Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA on April 10, 2025. All photos taken by Chandler Bunzol.
Neon Trees | Atlanta
Neon Trees performing at Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta, GA on April 2, 2025. All photos taken by Chandler Bunzol.
K.Flay | Atlanta
K.Flay performing at Variety Playhouse in Atlanta, GA on March 19, 2025. All photos taken by Joanna Barronton.
mxmtoon | Atlanta
mxmtoon performing at The Loft at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA on February 19, 2025. All photos taken by Christoph Vega.
Phantogram | Atlanta
Phantogram performing at Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA on January 31, 2025. All photos taken by Chandler Bunzol.
Mon Rovîa | Atlanta
Mon Rovîa performing at Terminal West in Atlanta, GA on January 24, 2025. All photos taken by Christoph Vega.
Clairo | Atlanta
Clairo performing at Fox Theatre in Atlanta, GA on November 7, 2024. All photos taken by Chandler Bunzol.
Chase Atlantic | Atlanta
Chase Atlantic (with support from 24kGoldn) performing at Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta, GA on October 23, 2024. All photos taken by Alyssa Hudson.
G. Love & Special Sauce | Atlanta
G. Love & Special Sauce performing at Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta, GA on September 1, 2024. All photos taken by Emily Harman.
Still Woozy | Atlanta
Live from Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta, GA, Still Woozy is in full swing of his Loveseat world tour. Sven Gamsky, professionally known as Still Woozy, is a California native who has made his way for his infectious tracks and heartfelt lyrics. Accompanied by pop group MICHELLE, this show was one to remember.
The six-piece indie-pop collective (comprised of Sofia D’Angelo [vocals/guitar], Julian Kaufman [keys], Charlie Kilgore [bass], Layla Ku [vocals], Emma Lee [vocals], and Jamee Lockard [vocals]) brought an incredible combination of funky dance moves and harmonies to the stage. Enticing the crowd with popular tracks like, “Sunrise,” “Pulse” and “Syncopate,” it’s evident that this collective knows how to have fun.
After their set, the buzz for Still Woozy was palpable. Cartoon-like flowers are set upon the stage, as well as other set decorations and the audience can’t contain their excitement. The lights drop and fans are cheering as the guitar intro to Woozy’s second album Again rings out. Jumping and bouncing around stage, pumping his fist, and waving to the crowd, Still Woozy is on the stage and giving the crowd exactly what they’ve been waiting for. With lyrics like, “This can't be happening / I must be daydreaming / Again, again!” You can hear Still Woozy fans sing back every word and cheer throughout each moment.
“Window,” an infamous single released in 2020, has the crowd cheering and screaming back the lyrics. Performances of “Get By,” “All Your Life,” and “S**t Don’t Change,” has the energy in the venue at its peak. Ears are ringing and hands are in the air as each song progresses and weaves into the next. Accompanied by his acoustic guitar, Woozy’s no stranger to being a performer. Sitting at the piano, Woozy begins playing “Baby,” the 10th track on his Loveseat album. As fans are chanting and clapping back to the love song, Woozy switches up the vibe and performs “Lemon,” a popular track from his latest album.
With performances of “Lucy,” a 2018 classic that still hits, you can tell that Still Woozy has spent time crafting this setlist to cater to his fans. “Forwards,” “That’s Life,” and “Rocky,” follow, each song bringing a different set of cheers to the room. The show continues with some notable mentions like, “Anyone But You,” Cooks,” and “Run It Back.” Woozy finds himself in the crowd during his “Run It Back” performance; with hands in the air and screams all around, Woozy makes his way back on stage to show his appreciation for those at his show and who’ve supported his music.
The show winds down with “Shotput,” “Habit,” and “WTF.” Fans are screaming for an encore. Not more than 90 seconds later, the lights are swirling and the lyrics, “Oh, what they think about you,” are ringing out through the Roxy venue. The crowd pushes in closer for the final song of the show, “Goodie Bag,” notably Woozy’s most famous song. Released in 2017, “Goodie Bag” has everyone singing along and trying to harmonize with one another.
Wanna see Still Woozy live? Head to his Instagram (@stillwoozy) or his website (woozystill.com/tour) to find shows in your area. His next performance is in Phoenix, AZ on September 29th at the Marquee Theatre. With Gus Dapperton and PawPaw Rod, it’s a show you won’t want to miss! Be sure to follow Still Woozy on Instagram and stream Loveseat wherever you get your music.
Words by Kaylee Pickens
Photos by Chandler Bunzol
Two Door Cinema Club | Atlanta
Two Door Cinema Club performing at Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta, GA on July 13, 2024. All photos taken by Emily Harman.
Future Islands | Atlanta
Future Islands performing at The Eastern in Atlanta, GA on June 25, 2024. All photos taken by Chandler Bunzol.
Charlotte Day Wilson | Atlanta
Charlotte Day Wilson performing at The Loft at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA on May 26, 2024. All photos taken by Chandler Bunzol.
Laufey | Atlanta
Laufey performing at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA on April 22, 2024. All photos taken by Chandler Bunzol.
Asking Alexandria | Atlanta
Asking Alexandria (with support from Memphis May Fire and The Word Alive) performing at Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta, GA on April 17, 2024. All photos taken by Alyssa Hudson.
Cold War Kids | Atlanta
Cold War Kids performing at Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta, GA on March 9, 2024. All photos taken by Chandler Bunzol.
Silverstein | Atlanta
Silverstein (with support from Stray From The Path and AVOID) performing at The Masquerade in Atlanta, GA on December 1, 2023. All photos taken by Alyssa Hudson.
Faye Webster | Atlanta
Faye Webster performing at The Eastern in Atlanta, GA on November 17, 2023. All photos taken by Chandler Bunzol.
The Aces | Atlanta
Your favorite band is on tour, and we had the pleasure of getting to see them in action! Comprised of four members: sisters Alisa Ramirez (drums) and Cristal Ramirez (lead vocals and guitar), Katie Henderson (guitar) and McKenna Petty (bass) are rocking the roof off of Variety Playhouse. A fan favorite venue in Atlanta, The Aces are giving us exactly what we need. The alternative pop band from Provo, UT is showing their fans that they’re entering a new era and it’s one for the books.
The Aces’ logo appears, projected above the drum set, and fans are already going crazy. “Hope it doesn’t get worse as I get older,” the opening rhythm to “Always Get This Way” rings out and the audience is roaring. The first track of the show has bodies moving and hands in the air. With a performance of “Don’t Freak” shortly after, it’s evident that The Aces is prepared for a jam-packed show.
“Atlanta, how are you feeling?” Cristal Ramirez greets the venue. “I need you to sing along with me!” “Solo,” from their latest album I’ve Loved You For So Long has everyone in the mood to rock out for the night. “Atlanta welcome to the I’ve Loved You For So Long Tour!” Ramirez yells into the microphone and the crowd erupts in applause.
After a killer performance of “My Phone is Trying to Kill Me,” Ramirez heads to the front of the stage to get personal with the crowd. “It feels so good to be back. Thanks for having us, it’s been a long time. How you guys doing?” A brief pause for woo’s and cheers. A brief moment of technical difficulties leads Ramirez to passing the mic to Henderson for a good ‘ol fashioned dad joke. “What do you call a cow with no legs?” Henderson asks. (It’s ground beef, if you were wondering.)
After two cow jokes, and body signing by the band, the band is back in full swing with “Kelly” and “Girls Make Me Wanna Die.” The venue is buzzing. The concert air is full of joy and fans screaming the lyrics. The show weaves through some classics, like “Suburban Blues” and “Attention.” Ramirez, moved by the energy in the venue, gets candid with the crowd. Getting honest about the birth of this record, Ramirez admits to being anxious and depressed. “And, it’s this band and you guys that get me out of bed every day.”
With just a few songs left in the show, Ramirez warns the crowd that the show is nearing its end, and everyone boos. Why would we ever want this night to end? “Volcanic Love” from the band’s debut album When My Heart Felt Volcanic catapults the show into a frenzy one more time. With stellar performances of “Daydream” and “Stuck,” the I’ve Loved You For So Long Tour officially ends for Atlanta.
If you’re like us and can’t get enough of The Aces, you can find them on Instagram (@TheAces) so you can stay up to date on new music, merch, tour, and more! Don’t forget to stream I’ve Loved You For So Long wherever you stream music. The Aces are still coursing through the States with Carol Ades, so be sure to catch them live while you still can. Their last show of the North American tour is October 28th at the Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA!
Words by Kaylee Pickens
Photos by Chandler Bunzol
YUNGBLUD | Atlanta
YUNGBLUD (with support from The Regrettes and Games We Play) performing at Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta, GA on July 27, 2023. All photos taken by Alyssa Hudson.