ACRN is proud to announce the full schedule and lineup for Lobsterfest 2012.

Ohio University graduate Angela Perley chats with ACRN about revisiting the Nelsonville Music Festival, promoting her band on Facebook and scheduling shows in accordance with the phases of the moon.

A Thursday night show at the Skull brings out Athens' premier progressive rock acts.

The Cribs have lost Johnny Marr but retain all of their guitar-rock punch on In the Belly of the Brazen Bull.

Claire Campbell of Hope For Agoldensummer talks about touring and what the band is looking forward to the most about Nelsonville Music Festival.

Producers of the upcoming CBGB biopic have announced that Alan Rickman will play the role of the rock club owner and founder Hilly Kristal.

Best Coast gets too dull on its second album, which sounds deflated and nowhere near as memorable as the band's bouncing debut.

The drummer will not perform with the group at Lollapalooza or Download Festival this year.

Hex Net's Seth Riddlebarger spoke with ACRN about the upcoming Nelsonville Music Festival and the reception of their new release Future Holds.

Not Your Kind of People furthers Garbage’s legacy as one of the most consistently great rock bands out there.

The rapper will choose about 30 acts to play his two-day festival this September, including a possible appearance from President Obama.

ACRN caught up with Justin Ringle of Horse Feathers to talk music, touring, and his first time to the Nelsonville Music Festival.

A seasoned traveler and musician, Woody Pines brings sounds from around the globe to Nelsonville's stage.

The first bands announced for the annual Chicago festival include Iggy and the Stooges, Rise Against and more.

ACRN got to talk to Jessi Darlin of Those Darlins about past triumphs, future plans and...broken arms?

Val Glenn of Time and Temperature discusses what it's like to be an independent artist and how to successfully get billed for Nelsonville Music Festival.

Come bid Mind Fish a fond farewell at their free and final show in Athens.

Beach House's new album is host to a sound that anyone could fall in love with. And everyone should.

The summer festival has announced next year's dates as well as an advance ticket sale.

Centipede Hz is set for release September 4.