Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Ataris are honoring the late father of lead singer Kris Roe with a new 7-inch single that includes Roe’s father’s ashes mixed ...

Best known for Being the singer, songwriter, and backwards guitar player of the Ataris. (I am right-handed, but I play a right-handed guitar left-handed with the strings upside down, like Albert King ...

Hailing from Anderson, Ind., The Ataris are far from a new addition to the rock scene, but only recently have they released their second major label record, "Welcome the Night", four years after their ...

The Music Ed Tour invades the home of the Buckeyes today. The tour, sponsored by Volkswagen and Clear Channel, begins with an afternoon full of giveaways and games, ending with a free concert from The ...

The Ataris have announced a new 7-inch. It has the human ashes of William Charles Row, father of the band's singer, in the wax. The bands stated: "The Ataris' 'Car Song' 7-inch is dedicated to the ...

Ah, 2003. It might seem strange to reminisce about a year that found the country on the verge of a recession and in the early stages of a war, but as a pop culture-obsessed teenager with a decent dial ...

Rock, punk and metal artists are no strangers to pushing the envelope to promote their music. But one punk band recently went to such great lengths that they ended up releasing a vinyl single that can ...

Ataris main man Kristopher Roe may have named his band in a bout of videogame nostalgia, but there’s nothing bloopy about the music he makes. It’s dream-pop with fuzzy, melodic guitars and a sweetly ...

Punk-pop fans, rejoice. The Queers and the Ataris are touring together later this year and have just announced a show at Will’s Pub. At 9 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 11, two generations of punk-pop royalty ...

The guys of the long-grinding Miami quintet Alukard hail from all over the city but have made it their new mission to bring live rock back to the suburban expanses of Kendall, a couple of years after ...

Scoring one big hit is something of a catch 22 for most bands. They often wind up going down in history as a much-derided One Hit Wonder, most of society indifferent to their talent or record of ...