For the first time since 1995, Georgia and Florida will play somewhere other than Jacksonville, and the two schools still can’t agree on how many times they’ve played at all.
Atlanta’s Cumulus Media comes out of bankruptcy, Richard Thompson lands his 20th solo album, Zebra readies its first record in 23 years, and Tuesday marks 49…
Your Tuesday, October 13 music roundup from Pretoria Fields Radio: farewells, big tours, deluxe reissues, and new country and Americana for the drive home.
On third-and-7 from his own 10 with the game on the line, Georgia’s head coach told his play-caller to forget the punt, and then he gave the play-caller the credit.
Priest’s longest-serving member steps away, Greta Van Fleet and Sheryl Crow have new albums, a final David Allan Coe record is on the way, and Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Tusk’ came out on this day in 1979.
Alabama took two swings at a Georgia player, he answered with a grin, and that grin may have been the most disciplined play of Georgia’s afternoon in Tuscaloosa.
Georgia is No. 1 in the country for the first time since 2024, and the first thing a family learns about the good china is that it’s harder to keep than to get.
Judas Priest’s Ian Hill retires after 56 years, Def Leppard lines up 45 dates with the Goo Goo Dolls, and there’s plenty of new music and rock history to go around this October weekend.
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