The Georgia Theatre: A Landmark Reborn
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Athens landmark. Anyone that has passed through At
hens since the late 1970’s, when the building first opened up as a concert venue, or again in the late 1980’s when the Georgia Theatre once again opened its doors to musicians, has memories associated with the theatre. Spring of my freshmen year, I saw Sister Hazel play the Georgia Theatre on Valentine’s Day. My best friend and I were dateless for the holiday and thought it would be a fun way to enjoy the evening. That was my first (and only) concert at the Georgia Theatre before it burnt down in June of 2009. I’ve already started tweeting at Sister Hazel in the hopes that they will return to Athens and the Georgia Theatre before I graduate in May.
The Georgia Theatre plans to reopen its doors in August of 2011 and will feature artists like Big Boi, Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Of Montreal, Bright Eyes, and The Whigs, just to name a few. Looking over the roster at who has graced the stage of the Georgia Theatre is a reminder of what makes the venue so amazing. For better-known artists, the Georgia Theatre is a great way to connect with fans in a more intimate setting. For lesser-known artists who are looking to get their foot in the door, the theatre is a place to build a devoted fan base.
The Glands: 8:00 PM. August 1. SOLD OUT
Blackberry Smoke: 8:00 PM. August 5, $10
RJD2: 8:00 PM. August 6, $15
J Roddy Walson and the Business, Reptar: 8:00 PM. August 9, $10
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones: 8:00 PM. August 10, $30
Big Boi: 8:00 PM. August 11. SOLD OUT
Drive By Truckers: 8:00 PM. August 12-13. SOLD OUT
Gillian Welch: 8:00 PM. August 14, $25
Colt Ford and Friends: 7:30 PM. August 16, $50
Stockholm Syndrome: 8:00 PM. August 17, $15
Corey Smith: 8:00 PM. August 19, $21
The Whigs: 8:00 PM. August 20, $15
Dank Sinatra: 8:00 PM. August 24, $8
Of Montreal: 8:00 PM. September 1, $15
Bright Eyes: 8:00 PM. September 8, $30
One concert that I am looking forward to is Corey Smith on August 19. As a fan of UGA and all things Athens, Smith’s songs resonate with me. I can’t imagine anything better than seeing Corey Smith performing in the town that has inspired so many of his songs. Check out the Georgia Theatre’s calendar for yourself and decide what concerts you’d like to attend. I guarantee that the theatre has some great things planned for its reopening and you won’t want to miss out.





GA Theatre is back! And it’s awesome! only thing it’s missing is a rooftop pool and hot tub.
One more concert of note, Widespead Panic on Oct 9th – it’s a benefit show, and will be one to remember: http://www.widespreadpanic.com/news_story.php?id=673