The 23-year-old lead singer of an Atlanta rock band was sentenced to 20 years in prison Monday by a Fulton County Superior Court judge.

The Judies' most recent album, eponymously titled, was released March 12.

Ullom's conviction will not disrupt any of The Judies' planned tour dates.

According to the band's manager, The Judies' final performance with Ullom as frontman was May 29 at 7 Stages in Little Five Points, where they created a concert DVD and had done some recording in the past week.

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