The Seed & Feed Marching Abominable unveils its Naughty Bits
As The Seed & Feed Marching Abominable, Atlanta’s iconic kooky community marching band struts into its 40th anniversary today at the Inman Park Festival parade, the act has a souvenir for fans. To celebrate four decades of silliness, the band’s fundraising arm, the Seed & Feed Marching Abominable Endowment, Inc., a 501c3 nonprofit, is selling the act’s brand new 2015 "Naughty Bits" calendar.
Video of the Day: Adron’s homage to Monty Python
Fans of Monty Python — bitter and humorless as you are — we have some Earth Day news for you. One of your favorite songs has gotten a refreshing update from a pair of popular Atlanta performers.
Preview: TLC’s Chilli gets bootylicious for “Celebrities Undercover”
TLC member and Atlanta native Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas is no stranger to reality TV, but fans might have trouble recognizing her in latest gig on Oxygen’s Celebrities Undercover. The hidden camera show from executive producers Wendy Williams and Kim Kardashian transforms celebrities into everyday people using wigs and prosthetics and sends them into staged situations to discover what fans really say about them.
Last year’s TomorrowWorld brought music, fur, and $85 million
Last year's TomorrowWorld festival created more than just a massive influx neon spandex and fur-covered, well, everything.
Why Outkast just can’t quit each other
With the announcement that Outkast will share the stage for the first time in eight years at next month’s Coachella Festival, Antwan “Big Boi” Patton and André “3000” Benjamin are merely acknowledging what the rest of us have long known—that the East Point emcees are as inseparable as hip and hop.
Hear: The surprising Big Boi, Game of Thrones mashup
Big Boi just released "Mother of Dragons," a track inspired by The Game of Thrones character Khaleesi. It is the first song released from Catch the Throne, a Thrones-themed hip-hop mixtape. We've listened to the track multiple times and have concluded that the experience is only complete if you watch these GIFs while listening. #teamKhaleesi
A jazzy celebration of Ray Charles
When the houselights dim and stage lights go up at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre on the evening of February 26, artists will stand in the wings ready to sing Ray Charles classics.
A step away from Sugarland
With That Girl, Jennifer Nettles, best known as half of the Grammy-winning country duo Sugarland, releases her first solo record in years and gears up for a small-venue tour that includes a February 22 show at the Fox.
CeeLo Green and members of Goodie Mob talk about their new reality show at aTVfest
Best friends forever. That’s the theme of CeeLo Green’s new TBS reality show, CeeLo Green’s The Good Life, which will focus on the recent reunion of Goodie Mob, the Dirty South hip-hop group that first made Green famous back in the 1990s. During a panel and Q&A with the band and the show’s producers at Savannah College of Art and Design’s aTVfest Friday afternoon, Goodie Mob member Big Gipp summed up the message of their new show.
Mourning the Mighty Hannibal, soul legend and friend
Atlanta lost some of its funk and soul heritage yesterday when singer/songwriter and ultimate showman James Shaw, better known as the Mighty Hannibal, died unexpectedly of natural causes at age 74.
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