ATLANTA, GA: Rock band Siren recently highlighted a special night of live music at legendary club Smiths Olde Bar. Siren are rock veterans hailing from South Florida, and were excited to be playing in Atlanta for their first time.
This was a show with a purpose, as the night brought light to the ‘Lost Voices Of Fentanyl’ organization. Siren’s single, “February’ s Son”, was written by singer Rob Phillips whose family member Reese Puckett passed away recently at age twenty from fentanyl. “I wrote this song as a way for me to deal with the pain and senseless loss”, said Phillips.
The night was a success with a packed house as Siren played through songs from their album Listen. Atlanta has become a second home to the band, as their music is engineered and mixed at Atlanta’s own Madison Studios. Be sure to catch Siren at their next live show!
