Ever since this blog was created in 2013, we’ve been batting around ideas about a series of live videos, but we haven’t gotten anywhere near pulling the trigger. Since then, ArtLab Sessions began doing some beautiful work over on a…
Lullwater returns to The Jinx on June 19th, and, if the last Savannah gig is any indication, it’s going to be a great night of rock and roll. Lullwater is based in Athens, but two members live in Savannah. (Click…
The briefly Savannahian heavy/psych/noise/slowcore/stoner/hazy rock outfit (and all around nice people) Creepoid has a new full length due out on June 23, entitled Cemetery Highrise Slum. The album was recorded locally at Dollhouse Productions and both the band and producer…
I was among a busload of Savannahians that went to Bragg Jam in July 2014 (click here for a recap of the day with tons of photos), and I know that many of us will be going to Macon for…
Great Peacock from Nashville will kick off a new collaboration between MusicFile Productions (parent company of Savannah Stopover) and The Grey, which was recently chosen by Food & Wine as one of the five 2015 Restaurants of the Year, an…
The Colin Gilmore Band made a stop by ArtLab Sessions this week. Video from the session will be coming soon, but in the meantime here is a series of stills from their performance. (Click on through for more photos.)
On Wednesday morning, I struggled out of my hotel bed in Atlanta at some ungodly hour, and then decided to walk the deserted streets of midtown Atlanta (so many residents, so few pedestrians!) to Georgia Public Broadcasting‘s offices on 14th…
There was more good new from the label Dope Sandwich this week. Cult Cyph will release their debut album Bushido Blades & Blunt Guts on the Savannah-based label on July 7th, and the video for the first single — “The…
Hey guys, It’s been a pretty busy week, I haven’t had a chance to look up most of the bands coming this week, but I bet most of these will be good shows. I would like to especially recommend Pierce Edens…
Let me get this out of the way first: The Rolling Stones looked great on Tuesday night at the Atlanta stop in their Zip Code Tour. Sir Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are 71, Ronnie Wood is 68, and Charlie…