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The Georgia Satellites helped define a gritty, guitar-forward strain of Southern rock that blends hard rock energy with blues-infused grooves. Since forming in the early 1980s, this Atlanta-based band has delivered smoky anthems and tight live performances that resonate with fans of rootsy, no-nonsense rock. Whether you’re chasing chart-topping nostalgia or discovering their influential catalog for the first time, we’ve got you covered with reliable ticket access and up-to-date show info.

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Below you’ll find a detailed biography, highlights from their discography, and the latest on upcoming tour dates. If you’re looking to catch them live, secure your seats with us—we’re your easy, no-fuss connection to tickets for Georgia Satellites shows.

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Georgia Satellites emerged out of Atlanta in the early 1980s and quickly became a fixture in the rock scene with a raw, guitar-driven sound that fuses Southern rock, boogie, and blues-influenced grooves. Their self-titled debut album (1986) climbed to US Top 200 No. 5 and earned Platinum status, propelled by the hit single Keep Your Hands to Yourself, which peaked at No. 2 on the US Hot 100. Other mainstream successes include Battleship Chains (US Rock No. 11) and Open All Night (US Rock No. 6). The band paused in 1990, reformed in 1993 with Rick Richards as a constant member, and released Shaken Not Stirred in 1996 featuring new material and re-recordings. Fans celebrated a live-era restoration with Lightnin' in a Bottle, the Official Live Album released in 2022 on Cleveland International Records, capturing a classic 1988 Cleveland performance. In 2025, they have at least one confirmed date: March 1, 2025 at the Family Arena in St. Charles, Missouri. For more current info and setlists, official channels and fan resources like Setlist.fm are valuable references.

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Georgia Satellites

  • Debut album Georgia Satellites (1986) peaked at US Top 200 No. 5 and is certified Platinum in the US; its lead single Keep Your Hands to Yourself reached No. 2 on the US Hot 100.
  • Genre and style: Southern rock / hard rock / boogie rock / roots rock with gritty, guitar-driven songs and blues-influenced grooves.
  • Mainstream hits include Battleship Chains (US Rock No. 11) and Open All Night (US Rock No. 6); other charting singles include Hippy Hippy Shake (US Hot 100 No. 45) and All Over But the Cryin' (US Rock No. 17).
  • Hiatus and reunion: band paused in 1990, reformed in 1993 with Rick Richards as a constant member; released Shaken Not Stirred in 1996 with new material and re-recordings.
  • Lightnin' in a Bottle: The Official Live Album released in 2022 on Cleveland International Records, capturing a classic 1988 Cleveland performance.
  • 2025 tour: at least one confirmed date in 2025—March 1, 2025 at Family Arena, St. Charles, Missouri (for ticket buyers, verify listings for any additional dates).

The records

Georgia Satellites Discography

  • Lightnin' in a Bottle: The Official Live Album
    2022 · Cleveland International Records
  • Shaken Not Stirred
    1996 · Unknown
  • In the Land of Salvation and Sin
    1989 · Elektra
  • Open All Night
    1988 · Elektra
  • Georgia Satellites
    1986 · Elektra

The hits

Top Georgia Satellites Songs

  • All Over the Cryin' (All Over But the Cryin')
    1990 · US Rock 17
  • Another Chance
    1989 · US Rock 47
  • Hippy Hippy Shake
    1988 · US Hot 100 45; US Rock 13
  • Open All Night
    1988 · US Rock 6
  • Don't Pass Me By
    1988 · US Rock 33
  • Battleship Chains
    1987 · US Hot 100 86; US Rock 11
  • Keep Your Hands to Yourself
    1986 · US Hot 100 2; US Rock 2
  • Railroad Steel
    1986 · US Rock 34

Georgia Satellites emerged out of Atlanta in the early 1980s and quickly became a fixture in the rock scene with a raw, guitar-driven sound that fuses Southern rock, boogie, and blues-influenced grooves. Their self-titled debut album (1986) climbed to US Top 200 No. 5 and earned Platinum status, propelled by the hit single Keep Your Hands to Yourself, which peaked at No. 2 on the US Hot 100. Other mainstream successes include Battleship Chains (US Rock No. 11) and Open All Night (US Rock No. 6). The band paused in 1990, reformed in 1993 with Rick Richards as a constant member, and released Shaken Not Stirred in 1996 featuring new material and re-recordings. Fans celebrated a live-era restoration with Lightnin' in a Bottle, the Official Live Album released in 2022 on Cleveland International Records, capturing a classic 1988 Cleveland performance. In 2025, they have at least one confirmed date: March 1, 2025 at the Family Arena in St. Charles, Missouri. For more current info and setlists, official channels and fan resources like Setlist.fm are valuable references.

Stay connected with official updates, bios, and tour details on their site and social profiles. We’ve got you covered for tickets—secure your seats early and plan to catch a show when Georgia Satellites rolls into your city.

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