Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun are local staples in just about every music venue throughout Atlanta. It is this dedication to their fans and music, that has not only gathered them a strong devoted fan base but their recent signing to Greyday Records. Today they released their full-length LP Wildfire. Full of their emotional, catchy, dance hits, Wildfire's anxiously anticipated release is well worth the wait. Have a listen below to one of the album's tracks, "Bad Design".
November 22, 2011
November 13, 2011
Sweet Music for All
Wednesday November 16, Mixtape Atlanta and Rival Entertainment are presenting a showcase that will have your pulses racing and feet dancing. Brooklyn's Hank and Cupcakes's have an infectious sound and energy that is hard to find in bands five-times their size, and yet this twosome makes it look effortless. Their pop-dance beats and catchy lyrics all sound like hits, but their current single "Hit" will be stuck in your stereo and head for days. Atlanta's Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun will also be performing their talented mix of electronic rock songs with a pop sensibility. Ray Garrison rounds out the showcase playing his blend of pop-rock songs. After the bands finish their sets, the dance party will continue as Aerobics Cube deejays a set of favorite party hits.
Don't miss this show on Wednesday, November 16 at Vinyl. Doors open at 7:30 and music starts at 8:30. This show is 18+; tickets $10.
May 06, 2010
Night 5- Bust a Move
Monday marked the halfway point of 500 Songs for Kids' 10-night marathon as many gathered at Smith's Olde Bar for Night Five's powerhouse performances. Fresh off of a cruise ship- literally- the guys from Please Rock performed The Beatles' "A Hard Day's Night" and a one of the night's best covers, Guns N' Roses' "November Rain." They also joined The Greater Vavoom for INXS' "I Need You Tonight." Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun tackled Smashing Pumpkins' "1979" and Great Society performed MGMT's "Kids"; both performances were spot on. Trevor Jones was joined by an all star cast including members of The Judies and The Falcon Lords to perform "I Feel Pretty" from West Side Story. Another standout performance was Brad Cox's attack of Aerosmith's "Cryin'".
Check out all of Night 5's photos!
September 14, 2009
July 13, 2009
Jungol Boogie
Two of Atlanta’s most popular rock bands- Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun and Jungol- played before a full house at the Drunken Unicorn on Friday, July 10. Both bands have gained a solid following with their inventive rock music and consistent touring around the city.
Sun captured the audience’s attention and engagement by supplying one hit after the other. Energetic lead singer, Lauren Gibson, never cooled, stomping and dancing along to the band’s experimental pop-rock hits. If she danced, so did the audience; when she slowed down, the crowd did too. Not many performers are able to hold their audience’s attention with so much suspense, but Gibson did it stealthy yet effectively. The other band members also initiated crowd participation. Drummer Jeremy Cole led the crowd into unified clapping to supply the beat for one of the songs, which impressively enough was maintained throughout the track. Gibson also pulled several people, including Mixtape Atlanta’s Veronica Yung, onstage with her to dance to one of the songs.
The energy created by Sun was maintained by Jungol. Before taking the stage, the band added neon light tubes creating a more visual experience to their performance. Jungol also performed with intensity and passion throughout their set. See all the onstage fun from the night by checking out Mixtape Atlanta’s photos.
If you missed out on Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun's performance be sure to see them Saturday, July 18 at East Atlanta's Graveyard Tavern for Pabst's Backyard Bikini BBQ Blowout. The party starts at 3PM and admission is free!
July 10, 2009
Mixtape THIS: Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun
Why: When listening to music either live or on any device, many bands fail to bring the same exact feeling and appeal. However, in this case, Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun captures one’s attention no matter how you are enjoying them. With two EP releases within 2008, Hurry Up & Wait and The Lightning Exhibit, they have hit 2009 with a bang by frequently playing venues throughout Atlanta. Lead singer, Lauren Gibson, has an amazing stage presence along with her innocent, yet charismatic voice; you will be yearning to hear more from each song. The song, “Autonomic (traits of a traitor)”, will become your new favorite dance track and you’ll be glad to have this song stuck in your head to get you through your work day.
For the fans of: Rolling down your windows in the car and being proud of what you’re listening to on your stereo
Add this song to your Mixtape: “Autonomic (traits of a traitor)” from The Lightning Exhibit EP
Want to see what all the hype is about? See them live! Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun will be playing the Drunken Unicorn on Friday, July 10th with Jungol. Be ready to jam and dance!
Veronica Yung
