Grainger McCoy and The Huber Family Collection arrive at the High Museum...

Grainger McCoy and The Huber Family Collection arrive at The High Museum...

While working the events surrounding the Grainger McCoy exhibit I have truly enjoyed hearing Grainger McCoy talk about his journey and what inspires him. If you haven't checked out the Grainger McCoy exhibit the final exhibit talk is Saturday, January 7th, click here for all the details.

The High Museum Picasso to Warhol Benefactor Party...

The High Museum gets ready for the Picasso to Warhol opening with their Benefactor Party...

Red Bull's Soundclash hits Atlanta...

Ludacris and Neon Trees took on the Red Bull's Soundclash in Atlanta, Georgia on Monday, September 5th. Due to bad weather the event was held inside the Georgia World Congress Center. The Soundclash consisted of the following rounds...

· The Cover: each band took on their own version of Michael Jackson’s “PYT”

· The Takeover: a collaborative round where one band started playing one of their own tunes then the other group took over mid-song to finish it out with their own flair

· The Clash: challenged the bands versatility as they adapted their songs to the music genres of DJ Mick Boogie’s choice – reggae, acoustic, and metal

· The Wild Card: the final round was all about surprises as each band brought a special secret guest to the stage to perform with them. This show is all about shocking, exciting, and entertaining the crowd and our two artists did not fail to deliver. Neon Trees took the round by having dozens of “Animal” masked fans join them on stage with local hip-hop duo Big HEED and ALIen. But it was Ludacris who took things to a whole new level by having pole dancers answering the questions “How Low Can You Go” by showing the crowd they know how to do just that.

It was nice to be involved in a music event with a new twist. To see more photos from the event, CLICK HERE.

Train, Maroon 5 and Matt Nathanson sell out Georgia!

Train, Maroon 5 and Mat Nathanson played to a sold out crowd on Thursday, September 1st at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater at Encore Park. Matt Nathanson entertained the crowd with a cover of "Dog Days" by Florence and the Machine. Train got the fans involved by asking a large group onto the stage to help him sing "Soul Sister" the first single from the band's latest album release "Save Me, San Francisco". Adam Lavine entertained the crowd with his good looks and energetic personality. None of the fans seem to be disappointed with any of these performances, it was a action packed show. It was nice to see the amphitheater packed out for these guys!










Check out all the photos by CLICKING HERE!