Savannah’s own DIY music collective, Pale Blue Dot, has been steadily making noise around town (literally and figuratively) by bringing a bit of well deserved attention to the underground music scene. House shows are always a bit of a tricky…
Hey guys, Whew, this is the latest I have posted the blog, sorry if anyone was looking for it (although I seriously doubt that). I am still running at half-speed from the last couple of weekends of the Stopover and…
Jake Bugg’s self-titled first album reached #1 on the UK charts. His second album Shangri La was produced by Rick Rubin. The 20-year old singer-songwriter has been profiled in Rolling Stone, appeared just last week on The Tonight Show (for…
We’ve been closely following the waxing fortunes of The Silver Palms, a really young and hugely promising band from the extreme southeast corner of Georgia. I shot some photos of a couple of recent gigs — in January at The…
By late on the second day of the recent Savannah Stopover, I had heard some great bands but I had definitely seen too many lead singers and guitarists gazing at some vague spot on the ground about five feet in…
Wednesday night, a.k.a. a school night, can be a tough night for a show, but judging from the Facebook “Attending” numbers I was hopeful there would be a good turnout at the Dollhouse for the “Fuck The Neighbors Mini Metal…
Kylesa’s new record label, Retro Futurist, held their first ever showcase on opening night of the Savannah Stopover, featuring Darkentries, Burnt Books, Irata, and, of course, Kylesa themselves. I missed Darkentries, but hope to catch them soon, and Burnt Books,…
I’m not going to lie, I’m pretty sure I confused “Spirit Animal” with “Team Spirit” when I left Bleeding Rainbow (who were great, thanks for asking) to scoot around the corner to The Jinx on the final night of Savannah…
The second Graveface Fest is coming up on Saturday, 3/22, at Dollhouse Productions in Savannah. The converted industrial space should be perfect for the diverse sounds and styles that will be on display from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Here’s…
Savannah Stopover 2014 might have just wrapped up, but the festival and its parent company MusicFile Productions have already announced a trio of impressive spring concerts. Tickets are now on sale for Portland, Oregon-based Horse Feathers on Friday, April 11…