Music

From Nov. 13 to 15, music lovers and more than 20 celebrated songwriters will gather at the lakeside destination for three days of songs, scenery and storytelling. Spread across eight venues, the Songwriters at the Lake Music Festival will offer a range of experiences, from intimate and interactive to spectacular and show-stopping.

There’s a tension at the heart of Anabeth’s latest single. ‘Subtleties’ begins with delicate vocals and layered harmonies before gradually building into something far more forceful, its dreamlike atmosphere giving way to rousing choruses driven by guitars and drums.

Performance Jam is a creative hub for local Atlanta artists, performers, writers, & filmmakers founded by Vivian Bang, known for her Sundance Feature White Rabbit and Netflix's Romcom Always Be My Maybe, and Baron Vaughn, from Netflix series Grace and Frankie.

The record features six Gunn originals and one Duke Ellington classic. Gunn describes his approach as music that “plays offense,” celebrating Black achievement and exposing the institutional lies told about Black Americans.

The music industry is building the infrastructure it needs to navigate AI. Independent artists deserve the same investment in their side of the equation. Detection is infrastructure. And right now, the artists who need protection the most are the ones least equipped to access it.

ATL Jewish Film presents Swedishkayt: YidLife Crisis in Stockholm with a live performance by Eli Batalion & Jamie Elman on Saturday, October 17 at the MJCCA.

Presented by Ingles on November 13-15 at Lanier Islands Resort, the Songwriters at the Lake Music Festival promises three days of hit songs from the original songwriters and the stories behind them.

The Atlanta Chapter of the Association of Independent Music Publishers (AIMP) is hosting a creative summit from Sept. 15-16 at the Ray Charles Performing Arts Center at Morehouse College. 

Designed to connect and empower the independent music community, the two-day Summit will bring together music publishers, songwriters, producers, artists, attorneys, industry executives, entrepreneurs and emerging music-business professionals for a dynamic program focused on the opportunities and challenges shaping today's rapidly evolving music industry.

On August 15th, 2026, Criminal Records will host a free and all-ages block party in historic Little Five Points.