Upcoming Events at Center Stage - The Loft - Vinyl
Thu Feb 23, 8:00 PM - Thu Feb 23, 11:59 PM
1374 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309
Community: Midtown Atlanta
Description
Thursday, February 23, 2017 Rival Entertainment Presnets: AJR What's Everyone Thinking Tour Doors 7pm / Show 8pm / All Ages $15 General Admission / $50 VIP Vinyl at Center Stage
Event Details
• 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 6pm on day of show.
There is no band, no song, no video, no sound, that is more “now” than AJR.
The band — three brothers born and raised in New York City — has achieved a startling quick level of success with “I’m Ready,” a buoyant electro-pop smash that is certified US Platinum. The numbers speak for themselves: over 18 million YouTube views for “I’m Ready,” over 34 million Spotify streams, thousands of singles sold each week, features in many major publications (including Billboard and USA Today), triple platinum certification in Australia, a feature in Amy Schumer’s “Trainwreck” trailer, and heavy airplay on pop radio’s coveted SiriusXM “Hits 1.” Their newest EP, "What Everyone's Thinking" reached #6 on the iTunes pop chart and contains hit singles "I'm Not Famous" and "Weak".
Having toured with Demi Lovato, Train, Andy Grammer, Hoodie Allen, and American Authors, it’s clear AJR’s appeal is as diverse as their music and audiences around the world can’t get enough. Recently, AJR has performed on The Today Show, Michael & Kelly, X Factor Australia, and VH1 Big Morning Buzz.
So let’s meet the intriguing Met brothers — Adam (bass/vocals), a 26-year old Columbia University graduate. Ryan (guitar/piano/ vocals), a bespectacled 22-year old Columbia Junior who serves as the band’s main songwriter (in addition to AJR’s music, he has also co-written Andy Grammer’s hits “Back Home” and “Good To Be Alive”). And Jack (vocals/guitar), the 19-year old force-of- nature who splits time between lead vocals and attending Columbia as a freshman.
AJR got their musical start ten years ago, busking on the streets and in the parks of New York. Raised on the vinyl of the ‘50s and ‘60s, AJR was initially inspired by the likes of The Beach Boys and Simon & Garfunkel, but the sound they’ve created has n
• 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 6pm on day of show.
There is no band, no song, no video, no sound, that is more “now” than AJR.
The band — three brothers born and raised in New York City — has achieved a startling quick level of success with “I’m Ready,” a buoyant electro-pop smash that is certified US Platinum. The numbers speak for themselves: over 18 million YouTube views for “I’m Ready,” over 34 million Spotify streams, thousands of singles sold each week, features in many major publications (including Billboard and USA Today), triple platinum certification in Australia, a feature in Amy Schumer’s “Trainwreck” trailer, and heavy airplay on pop radio’s coveted SiriusXM “Hits 1.” Their newest EP, "What Everyone's Thinking" reached #6 on the iTunes pop chart and contains hit singles "I'm Not Famous" and "Weak".
Having toured with Demi Lovato, Train, Andy Grammer, Hoodie Allen, and American Authors, it’s clear AJR’s appeal is as diverse as their music and audiences around the world can’t get enough. Recently, AJR has performed on The Today Show, Michael & Kelly, X Factor Australia, and VH1 Big Morning Buzz.
So let’s meet the intriguing Met brothers — Adam (bass/vocals), a 26-year old Columbia University graduate. Ryan (guitar/piano/ vocals), a bespectacled 22-year old Columbia Junior who serves as the band’s main songwriter (in addition to AJR’s music, he has also co-written Andy Grammer’s hits “Back Home” and “Good To Be Alive”). And Jack (vocals/guitar), the 19-year old force-of- nature who splits time between lead vocals and attending Columbia as a freshman.
AJR got their musical start ten years ago, busking on the streets and in the parks of New York. Raised on the vinyl of the ‘50s and ‘60s, AJR was initially inspired by the likes of The Beach Boys and Simon & Garfunkel, but the sound they’ve created has n
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