ATL Collective’s Official Site is Set to Launch Early 2012

Attention, folks! For our show tonight, ATL Collective presents LIVE Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On”, we are going to be running another fan-submitted photo contest. At both shows, take pictures on your photo-friendly mobile device and upload them to our facebook page, for a chance to win! Best photo wins a free ticket to next month’s […]

Sometimes, one hears musicians and listeners alike talking in pretty specific terms about something that, ultimately, is simply judged by the way it sounds.  Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going On (WGO) is musically complex in not only specific terms but in subtle nuances as well. It is a record that would be impossible to replicate; one can play […]

http://youtu.be/9orfrgu9lWw Check out this video from last month’s show, featuring The Clash’s London Calling.

For More Information about our September 14 Show, Check Out our Facebook Event Listing

Thanks so much to everyone who came out to our show(s) last night.  Remember to like us on Facebook for ongoing updates on our upcoming Collective events, as well as performances by our featured artists.

Fans of the ATL Collective: don’t forget to bring your used gift cards (to go towards Plywood People’s gift card donation project) for a chance to win a year-long pass to the Collective and a free t-shirt. But that’s not all… We’re also running a Phone Photo Contest on our Facebook page for tonight’s show. […]

Followers of the Collective, just a reminder, there are two shows tomorrow night: one at 7:00pm (doors at 6:30pm) and one at 10:00pm (doors at 9:30pm).  All proceeds go towards the Plywood People organization.  Looking forward to seeing you all there.

By Jarrett Stieber, contributing writer and guest musician for the ATL Collective   “We’ve been to 52 countries playing and here’s the thing: most countries listen to shit music.  We’re here to relieve them of that,” Joe Strummer slurs backstage at the Palladium in New York City.  That September concert in 1979 produced not only […]

If you can possibly listen past the veneer of immaculate, lush, and imposing compositions within The Beach Boys masterpiece Pet Sounds, it feels nearly confessional. With the help of jingle writer Tony Asher, who ended up writing most of the lyrics for Pet Sounds, Brian Wilson co-wrote a largely sentimental rock record that tackles issues […]