Slothrust Bio
Slothrust is a rock band known for its guitar-driven sound and expressive songwriting. The group's appearance at The Earl in Atlanta on April 20, 2025, placed the band in an intimate setting suited to the close-up energy of a club performance. The event listing identifies the show as part of Atlanta's Concerts calendar in the Pop / rock category.
The available event information confirms this Atlanta date but does not provide details about Slothrust's earlier performances at The Earl, a tour name, or a set list. Fans planning around the date can use the event listing to check ticket availability and any updates as they become available.
Venue and Seating Information
The Earl is the venue for Slothrust's Atlanta concert. The event details provided do not specify a seating chart or section layout, so it is best to check the venue's current event information before making plans. For a performance in a club setting, arriving early can help attendees choose a comfortable viewing position, subject to the venue's arrangements for the event.
Seating and standing options may vary by show. Confirm the setup for this date before purchasing tickets, especially if you need a particular type of accommodation or have a preferred viewing position.
Parking Information
Parking details and prices for this event have not been provided, so no specific lot or rate can be confirmed. Attendees should check current local signs and available parking information before driving to The Earl.
Useful options to review before setting out include:
- Street parking near the venue, where permitted and subject to posted restrictions.
- Nearby public or paid parking options, with availability and pricing confirmed on the day.
For updates about Slothrust at The Earl and other Atlanta events, visit ticketsatlanta.org.
Slothrust Atlanta reviews
God Knows The World Doesn't Need Another Band
My favorite Slothrust, Slothrust, Slothrust. They brought back some old songs from their first album, and that was so amazing. The crowd was singing so loud that Hayley Williams didn't have to stop and talk about how they could do better, she is so cute. Slothrust, Slothrust, Slothrust. At the end, They brought up a lucky fan to sing along on the stage. The crowd cheered her on. They are such a great group of friends and their music amazes me. It was a successful night. I miss their old songs, but the new ones are good too. This was the third time I've seen them live, and let me just say; they seem to get better each time. Half way during the song "Turn It Off" a fight broke out in the crowd, and Williams stopped the song and confronted the rude people.