Things to Do

Sandy Springs music club hosts Glenn Phillips Band featuring Cindy Wilson

By H.M. Cauley
Dec 26, 2014

Glenn Phillips is a renowned guitarist with more than 40 years of entertainment experience. Though mainly a solo artist, he has worked with notable big names — including Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead and Pete Buck of R.E.M. For this show, he’s teaming up with Cindy Wilson of the B-52’s to perform songs of their own as well as B-52’s numbers.

The band performs this weekend at Steve’s Live Music in Sandy Springs. Two shows are planned, and table seats are available online at a discount.

8 and 10 p.m. Dec. 27. $15 in advance; $18 at the door; $50 for a table for four. Steve’s Live Music, 234 Hilderbrand Drive, Sandy Springs. 404-418-6777, steveslivemusic.com.

ExploreMore weekend music events

Things to do this weekend in Atlanta (Fairs, Festivals, etc.)

About the Author

H.M. Cauley
More Stories

Keep Reading

"OftenSeenRarelySpoken" at ABV Gallery. (Courtesy)

Credit: Photo courtesy of ABV Gallery

Gallery highlights add needed color to metro Atlanta this winter

From abstract meditations to personal stories, the galleries are showcasing powerful works exploring identity, culture, and memory — don’t miss the chance to experience them.

Review: Don Pollack mines family history at Marcia Wood Gallery

In "South of the Yellowstone," he weaves artifact, memory, and experience to tell a powerful story of family, time, and the land.

‘Red Clay’ traces the lives of slave and slaveholder in Reconstruction-era Alabama

The Latest

Charles B. Fancher is the author of "Red Clay." Courtesy of Blackstone Publishing

Credit: Blackstone Publishing

‘Red Clay’ traces the lives of slave and slaveholder in Reconstruction-era Alabama

Rack up savings on kids’ clothing, toys, more at Johns Creek consignment sale

Review: Don Pollack mines family history at Marcia Wood Gallery

Featured

An email circulating through Georgia Tech told students and faculty to delete DEI terms from the school's website, but administrators said the email contained "misinformation." (Miguel Martinez/AJC 2024)

Credit: Miguel Martinez-Jimenez

Email containing ‘misinformation’ raises DEI concerns at Georgia Tech

Ex-Georgia Bulldog Jalen Carter on fatal crash: ‘I’m sorry for everything that happened’

Jalen Carter was considered the most talented player in the 2023 NFL draft, but the accident clouded his draft status. He was taken with the ninth overall pick by the Eagles.

Election skeptic chosen for job as Georgia election investigator

The State Election Board is hiring a new investigator who has previously expressed skepticism about fraud in the 2020 election.