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Cecily and Brandon Lane opened the night at The Atlantis with a presence that felt both ethereal and quietly commanding. Backed by Lane’s understated bass, Cecily’s vocals took center stage: rich, controlled, and undeniably magnetic. A sound that carried shades of the 70s, and a resemblance of Minnie Riperton. She moved through each song with a genuine joy that radiated into the crowd, her confidence and warm smile filling the room as much as her voice did. Here are some phot

On March 13, Butcher Brown brought their Richmond-bred sound up I-95 to The Atlantis, turning the intimate room into a free-flowing blend of jazz, funk, and soul. The quintet road-tested fresh new material from their 2025 LP, Letters From The Atlantic, while leaning on their expansive discography of over a decade of "solar music." That is, as they've coined, drawing inspiration from every sound under the sun. Here are some photos from Butcher Brown’s performance at The Atlant

Two sold-out nights at Forest Hills Stadium last August left Jon Bellion fans with two distinct feelings. Firstly, awe. And secondly, the sinking feeling that they had no idea when he'd be back on stage. Or if. It's a reasonable fear. Bellion had already gone nearly seven years between solo albums, spending that stretch writing for seemingly everyone but himself, from Miley Cyrus to Maroon 5, while quietly becoming a father of three and untangling himself from a predatory lab