Showing posts with label Atomic Boogie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Atomic Boogie. Show all posts

Monday, January 28, 2019

Scenic City Stomp (Chattanooga, TN) May 24-25

We're proud to be co-hosting the first ever Scenic City Stomp along with our spooky pals in Genki Genki Panic, on Memorial Day weekend in Chattanooga, TN at JJ's Bohemia (231 East Marting Luther King Boulevard) featuring roots/rockabilly acts on Friday night (5/24) and instrumental/surf acts on Saturday (5/25),

Friday lineup:
Skip Frontz Jr. (TN)
Rye Baby (TN)
atomic boogie (GA)
Coach N' Commando featuring Matt Witte (NJ)

Saturday May 25th
The Mystery Men? (GA)
Genki Genki Panic (TN)
Forbidden Waves (GA)
The Mermers (FL)
The Katatonics (IN)

Facebook event page
$10 cover per night.
Doors at 9pm. music at 10pm.
21+

Sunday, April 13, 2014

Photos from the first Southern Surf Stomp! on April 12, 2014

 The Monterreys before the Stomp, at Yaarab Shrine for Atlanta Rollergirls half time.
 Monterreys rhythm section with Leon Daniel on bass and Jason Dickey on Drums.
 Monterreys guitarist Johnny Stewart...like a boss!

 The Surge!
 Atomic Boogie
The Monterreys

Monday, March 17, 2014

Video for Atomic Boogie

First show featuring The Monterreys (NC), The Surge!, and Atomic Boogie

When you first see the Monterreys hit the stage you expect some sort of heavy, Southern rock but are instead knocked on your ass by energetic surf with a hint of flamenco.  These guys are a staple at Southern surf festivals with good reason as their live shows are excellent.

I have known members from Atlanta's The Surge! for a LONG time.  Eddie Katcher is a force with which to be reckoned.  Not only is Ed an astounding player, but a veritable encyclopedia of surf music history and gear, with a penchant for blondes (amps).  The Surge! plays the style as it was intended - loud and dripping with reverb.

Variety is the spice of life they say and for the first stomp, Atomic Boogie will offer it up in spades.  These guys play all things 'billy and blues: jump blues, rockabilly, psychobilly, country, Sun Records era rock 'n roll, you name it they probably play it.