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Albany is a small but mighty city of fewer than 100,000 residents, built on the banks of the Flint River in southwest Georgia, which had its hand in growing some of the most revolutionary movements in Georgia music history. Albany is the launchpad of powerful musicians, most notably Mr. Ray Charles...

Learn about some of the biggest names in music and discover new artists when you visit Augusta.

Experience Columbus, Georgia's musical history and thriving local music scene by visiting these sites and live music venues.

Macon, the centrally located heart of Georgia, has pumped out some of the most original, preternaturally talented icons in the state. The "Macon sound" isn’t limited to one genre; here, it’s all about the blending of elements – gospel and funk, soul and rock ‘n roll, country and blues. Famous...

A charming coastal enclave draped in Spanish moss, Savannah is a favorite destination for artists, musicians, and visitors from around the world who are drawn to its beauty, diversity, and soulful energy. Explore the squares and famed River Street to discover pieces of the city's musical history and...

While Georgia is home to possibly the most famous golf course in the world, Augusta National Golf Club, host of the Masters Tournament, you either have to be a member or one of the top golfers in the world to score a tee time there. Fortunately, there are many other courses in Georgia that take full...

Your guide to where to stay, play and eat with your dog in Roswell, Georgia

The holy trinity of trap music – T.I., Gucci Mane, and Young Jeezy – all hail from Atlanta, and the list of new artists performing in the ever-evolving subgenre of hip-hop is massive. "Trap" began as a slang term to refer to houses where illicit activities would take place, but over the years, it...