Neil Hilborn at Vinyl - Atlanta

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Rival Entertainment Presents: Geoff Tate (Official) - Operation: Mindcrime 30th Anniversary Tour
with special guests Till Death Do Us Part
Monday, June 25 at Center Stage Theater
Doors 7pm / Show 8pm

TIX: http://bit.ly/Mindcrime625TIX
*on sale Friday (3/23) at 10am*

? All Ages Welcome
? General Admission (first come, first served)
? Tickets available online via Ticketmaster.com or without ticket fees in person at the Center Stage Box Office, M-F, 11-6. Online sales end at 5pm on day of show

"Geoff Tate celebrates the 30th Anniversary of one of the best-selling rock concept albums, Operation:Mindcrime - certified Platinum and named as one of the ?100 Greatest Heavy Metal Albums Of All Time?. Come again and follow Nikki through his journey of a corrupt society as he gets involved with a revolutionary group along with Father William, Dr. X and Sister Mary.
Geoff and his electric band will perform the album in its entirety, featuring the hits ?Revolution Calling?, ?I Don?t Believe In Love? and ?Eyes Of A Stranger? along with a greatest hits set featuring ?Jet City Woman? ?Empire? and the forever signature ?Silent Lucidity?.

Rival Entertainment Presents: nobigdyl. with Whatuprg
Tuesday, June 19 at #VinylATL
Doors 7pm / Show 8pm

? All Ages Welcome
? Vinyl is a general admission, standing room venue
? Tickets available online via Ticketalternative.com or without ticket fees in person at the Center Stage Box Office, M-F, 11-6. Online sales end at 4pm on day of show

nobigdyl. is an independent hip-hop artist from Nashville, TN. He released his debut album Canopy, which reached #7 on iTunes Hip-Hop Charts, in February 2017. The album was met with high praise, with the debut single Purple Dinosaur?s video being featured this summer in Journey?s stores across the U.S. He has since released a stand-alone single, Shakira, with Marty of Social Club, whose video has garnered 100,000 views in the first month. As the founding member of indie tribe., a collective of artists independent of mainstream ideals, he seeks to light up the darkness through music.

This is an all ages event doors open at 7:00 PM

Sale Dates and Times:

Public Onsale : Fri, 6 Apr 2018 at 08:00 PM

SUB:LOADED
Friday June 15th 2018

UZ & STOOKI SOUND
along with MIKES REVENGE

18+ welcome | Doors 10pm

SUB:LOADED is a super-sonic bass experience complete with an immersive visual wonderland, sub-sonic sound, awe inspiring lasers and a world class line-up taking place at Opera Nightclub. Are you ready for ATL?s best neck breaking experience!

Opera Nightclub & Liquified are excited to present 2018 Grammy Nominee CAMELPHAT to Atlanta for the 1st time ever!

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18+ Welcome | VIP 21+ ONLY

ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL. No refunds or exchanges.
**Prices do not reflect door pricing**

Take a Walk on the Wild Side with Rock N' Roll Animals. We will be performing Lou Reed's pivotal Rock N' Roll Animal album note for note from start to finish.
Rock N' Roll Animals are:
Bruce Smith, Andrew Adler, Doug Kees, Fred McNeal, Billy Pitts and David Ellington
Special guest performers in attendance.
www.rocknrollanimals.com
$15.00 Advance / $20.00 Door / $125.00 VIP (Table for 4)
For Tickets:
https://www.ticketweb.com/event/rock-n-roll-animals-smiths-olde-bar-tickets/8187895?pl=smiths
Rock N' Roll Animals - 11:00pm
Opening Act - TBA - 10:00pm
Opening Act - TBA - 9:00pm

Led Zeppelified performing the Royal Albert Hall Convert live.

Kelly returns to Atlanta to celebrate the release of her new album, Back Being Blue, out May 18!

Kelly Willis is the alluring voice and songwriting talent who pioneered both Americana and the Texas young country scene with her debut album in 1990, and has since over the course of five more gems proven how she can do it all from contemporary to traditional and beyond with finesse, smarts and irresistible charm.

"...alternative country's golden goddess." - NPR "...stunning voice that combines honky-tonk sass with bruised vulnerability..." - Los Angeles Times