From new works like "Rite of Spring" to new companies like Catching Mangoes the Atlanta dance scene looks strong.

Alabama rapper NoCap is bringing his raw melodic sound to Atlanta this week, headlining two nights of performances at the Tabernacle. Hailed as gritty, deeply personal, and unapologetically raw, NoCap ...

Words like “modern” and “experimental” get tossed around in classical music like they do in any other genre. All too often, the terms are catch-all phrases for work that eschews traditional notions of ...

The Atlanta theater scene is already up and running for 2025 -- see Luke Evans’ recent review of Love’s Labour’s Lost and Benji Carr’s review of Leave Your Fears Here -- and many more exciting things ...

2025 marks the 30th anniversary of André 3000 declaring “the South got something to say” during the 1995 Source Awards. It was news to some folks then, but not anymore. He won’t be in Atlanta in 2025, ...

ArtsATL's rotating, curated list of shows, concerts, exhibitions and events in Atlanta's various arts disciplines.

Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one discipline in the kaleidoscope of Atlanta arts and culture ...

John McCutcheon, a legend in the folk music world, has addressed some of America’s greatest injustices over the last 50 years ...

Long before he became a professor at SCAD, Andrew Meyer was sniffing out a great script -- one that would become the ...

Georgia Ensemble Theatre’s Leave Your Fears Here is a powerful, moving piece of autobiography from writer-actor James ...

Long before he became a professor at SCAD, Andrew Meyer was sniffing out a great script — one that would become the 40-year-old cult classic known as The Breakfast Club. :: A brain. An athlete. A ...

Leia Genis is a trans artist and writer currently based in Atlanta. Her writing has been published in Hyperallergic, Frieze, ...