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Thursday, October 29, 2026

Phoenix City

The Goat Farm · 1200 Foster St NW

Phoenix City explores Atlanta’s former queer spaces through themes of memory, transformation, and the city’s phoenix symbolism.

Ethan Regan

Terminal West · 887 West Marietta St NW Ste C

Ethan Regan is just the troubadour Gen Z needs. He’s had a fair share of significant viral moments, but he’s also an accomplished and energe?c showman on stage, giving performances I.R.L. that leave a las?ng mark. As a songwriter, he’s both intensely introspec?ve and sharply self-aware, espousing the importance of self-care with sensi?vity. In this respect, he makes ?meless music with a modern mindset. Beyond playing instruments and singing, this CharloIe na?ve with a restless, road-worn spirit personally grabs the reins and produces, mixes, and masters his own songs. He has tallied nearly 100

Glen Iris

The EARL · 488 Flat Shoals Ave SE

Doors 7:30 pmSet 8:00pm$15 ADV / $15 DOS

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Mountain Grass Unit - Appalachian Smoke Tour

Variety Playhouse · 1099 Euclid Ave NE

Mountain Grass Unit are a Birmingham-born modern bluegrass and roots band known for high-energy live shows, adventurous musicianship, and the rare chemistry that comes from years of playing together. Built around the longtime musical bond of mandolinist/vocalist DruryAnderson, guitarist Luke Black, and bassist Sam Wilson, and completed by fiddle player Josiah Nelson, the band brings a forward-looking spirit to bluegrass tradition, blending instrumental firepower, improvisation, jamgrass energy, and song-driven roots music into a sound made for the stage. Mountain Grass Unit’s debut studio albu

Covered in Blood Night 1

The Drunken Unicorn · 736 Ponce De Leon Ave NE

Covered in Blood Night 1:Smiling Politely as Smashing Pumpkins, Janie Danger as Misfits, Big Yellow as Pixies, Annie Leeth as Stereolab, Penny Loafer as Swirilies

Afterwords with the Creative Team: LIKE FATHER

Alliance Theatre · 1280 Peachtree St NE

Thursday, OCT 29, 7:30 PM // Performance of Like FatherPost-Show Discussion on the Hertz Stage Join Creator/co-writer Jacob Ryan Smith and Jodi Tovay, host of Wisecrack podcast for a talk on the new musical, Like Father. The Wisecrack was named by Apple as one of the best podcasts of 2025 and won podcast of the year at the 6th Annual Awards for Excellence in Audio (The Ambies) earlier this year. Wisecrack is part of the Tenderfoot network, a major podcast group based in Atlanta. Afterwords discussions are free for ticket holders. No RSVP required. Get Show Tickets Featured Guests Jacob Ryan Sm

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