Posts Tagged ‘Shaky Knees’
Shaky Knees Has Us Shaking In Anticipation!
Shaky Knees is back and better than ever! The festival takes place May 3rd-5th at Central Park Atlanta. Get ready to be shaking in your boots with this one, it is truly magical! We’ve covered this one in past years and if you would like to see how much of a blast this one is,…
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Shaky Knees Is Shakin’ Things Up!
Lineups for the 2024 festival season are trickling into the social feeds. The most hype has been for the 2024 Shaky Knees lineup as this booking gives further speculation on who will be playing festivals in 2024. The Shaky lineup for next year has hit all the right notes to kick off another decade of…
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TFV Presents: Trash Panda Interview
While at Shaky Knees this year I had the privilege to interview Trash Panda, a band that has roots in Atlanta but is now based in Jacksonville. Check out the interview below. Daniel: Where did y’all start as a band? Trash Panda: Well, there’s been two iterations. The first iteration of the band started in…
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TFV Presents: Futurebirds Interview
While at Shaky Knees this year, I had the chance to sit down with Carter King, Daniel Womack, and Thomas Johnson of Futurebirds for an interview. These guys have been around since 2008 and have made their way across the country on tour, even making it to Red Rocks. Check out the interview below! Daniel: Thanks…
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10 Years And Counting: Shaky Knees!
Shaky Knees brought the breath of life back to Atlanta with its 10-year anniversary sold-out blowout. There was a lingering fear pervading throughout the city after Music Midtown canceled last year due to the changing landscape of gun laws in Georgia, but you could physically see that sigh of relief from folks at Shaky Knees…
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Shaky Knees Is Less Than Two Weeks Away
Are you ready for the 10-Year Anniversary of Shaky Knees? Being the biggest festival in Atlanta this spring, I am beyond hyped to start my festival season off right by seeing The Killers, Muse, and The Lumineers take over Central Park. And as an added bonus, Shaky Knees 2023 will be the 40th festival I…
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Shaky Knees Drops Anniversary Lineup
The heartbreak of losing out on Music Midtown 2022 was a lot. The whole situation with the new interpretation and enforcement of a Georgia gun law put festivals in the state at risk. However, it seems that event promoters have found a way to push forward as Shaky Knees has just dropped their 2023 lineup…
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Shaky Knees Once Again Shakes Atlanta
The last weekend in April had me shook. As many of you know, both Shaky Knees and Sweetwater 420 Fest were the same weekend in Atlanta. I had a ticket to 420 Fest but was itching to hit up Shaky Knees just to see a handful of artists including King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard…
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Shaky Knees Announces 2022 Lineup
With this year coming to a close, festival lineups have already been coming in hot for 2022. After the wild year that was 2020, it feels good to have something to look forward to next year. I’ll take any bit of hope I can get nowadays. Among all of the lineup announcements, Shaky Knees dropped…
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Shaky Knees Has Me Shook
I’m a huge fan of indie and alternative music, especially some good old rock and roll. That rush you get when an artist pulls no punches and beckons the crowd into madness is out of this world. Most of the time you can score an hour of pure bliss at a tour stop for your…
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Shaky Knees is Coming Up Soon!
Shaky Knees is coming this October with its rescheduled date. Some are calling it “Spooky Knees” with the festival taking place the weekend before Halloween. Founded by Tim Sweetwood and named from the song “Steam Engine” by My Morning Jacket, Shaky Knees has consistently been Atlanta’s indie and alternative festival to balance out the pop-heavy…
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Shaky Knees is Ready to Rock Out!
Shaky Knees is Ready to Rock Out Shaky Knees is back! Like everybody else, this iconic Atlanta, GA rock festival took a break in 2020, but they’re giving us the goods for their grand return in 2021. The festival boasts over 60 artists from huge headlining names to rising stars from local areas. This year’s…
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