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Gallery: Shaky Knees 2017

PG dives into gear details with Phoenix, Warpaint, Third Eye Blind, Moon Taxi, the Shins, and others playing the massive Atlanta festival.

Con Brio’s Jonathan Kirchner

Starting Sunday with a bang, the Con Brio bassist gets loose with his mahogany semi-hollow, MIJ Fender Jazz bass that he had this to say about: “I was going for a mix of the McCartney hollow, woody tone and the James Jameson/Willie Weeks thick Fender tone. And Tomastik Jazz flats are my string of choice for a light touch and some nice snap.”

With authentic stage-class Katana amp sounds, wireless music streaming, and advanced spatial technology, the KATANA:GO is designed to offer a premium sound experience without the need for amps or pedals.

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We know Horsegirl as a band of musicians, but their friendships will always come before the music. From left to right: Nora Cheng, drummer Gigi Reece, and Penelope Lowenstein.

Photo by Ruby Faye

The Chicago-via-New York trio of best friends reinterpret the best bits of college-rock and ’90s indie on their new record, Phonetics On and On.

Horsegirl guitarists Nora Cheng and Penelope Lowenstein are back in their hometown of Chicago during winter break from New York University, where they share an apartment with drummer Gigi Reece. They’re both in the middle of writing papers. Cheng is working on one about Buckminster Fuller for a city planning class, and Lowenstein is untangling Austrian writer Ingeborg Bachmann’s short story, “Three Paths to the Lake.”

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The rising guitar star talks gear, labels, genre troubles, and how to network.

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Photo by David James Swanson

Jack White's 2025 No Name Tour features live tracks from his album No Name, with shows across North America, Europe, the UK, and Japan.

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