With seven albums and dozens of sold-out shows now under his belt — including at famed venues such as The Roxy in Atlanta and Georgia Theatre in Athens — Corey Smith brings his popular, unpretentious Americana act with country, rock and blues influences to Revolution Music Room on Sunday, April 17.

Since winning a songwriting contest and releasing his first album, "Undertones," in 2003, Smith has been soaring underneath the radar of the major labels by nursing a loyal fan base all over the South who appreciates his back-to-basics honesty in both his music and his lyrics.

"Drawing heavily from the blues, country and rock traditions of the South, he applies the back-porch twang of an acoustic guitar, a soulful singing voice, and well-crafted lyrics to the task of creating music that is at once distinct and familiar," Jambase.com says.

His supporting band is not bad either; this guy and his friends know how to "Party" — incidentally, one of his most popular

Anyone who has ever been brought to the point of weeping from the awesome beauty of a Pink Floyd (or any classic rock) song, must have been watching a live performance of Set the Controls, formerly called Eclipse, a nationally touring and widely respected PInk Floyd tribute band returning to Revolution Music Room this Saturday, April 9.

Set the Controls has five members, including Kathie Hull on backup vocals. This woman can roar, and she absolutely does on "Great Gig in the Sky" off "Dark Side of the Moon" — it's so unbelievably dead-on and so powerful a performance every time, you won't soon forget it, if you ever do.

Moms, make a date with your daughters and be among the first to see Hairspray at The Rep!