In front of a sold-out crowd at The Jinx last night, PASSAFIRE returned to their old hometown to deliver the goods. Friends & fans turned out & turned it up to show their support, and the place was packed with…
The boys are back in town…well, they will be soon! Savannah’s very own PASSAFIRE are making their way back to the Hostess City this weekend in continued support of their latest effort ‘Longshot’. We posted an interview with drummer Nick…
The bluegrass boys of City Hotel celebrated a milestone by throwing a free shindig for friends & fans at Sentient Bean this week. Performing both of their albums in entirety gave those of us that have been following them through…
I’ll preface this post with a confession…I’ve never been a fan of Barbara Streisand, nor Judy Garland…ever. Now that I’ve gotten that out of the way let me say a few things about Key Change Cabaret‘s tribute performance last week…
After some uncertainty due to the changes at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, the beloved summer cabaret is back with all of the usual suspects. Last night marked the beginning of the new season, a new location, and name change…
Tonight brings about the return of Blake Rainey, who most recently performed in Savannah at this year’s opening Thursday Night Opry; Trinity Sanctuary Concerts. He begins a three night run of area shows at The Jinx with Waits & Co.‘s…
This past Friday hometown heroes PASSAFIRE released their latest album on Easy Star Records, called Longshot. I had the chance to chat with friend, and drummer for the long-running band, Nick Kubley. Here are his responses, and links to getting…
Both Bill Dawers and I have already made posts from this year’s A-Town Get Down, but we’ve got a few more photos to share. Thanks to up & coming photographer Jas Adams my own band (Waits & Co.) got a…
This weekend brought about the return of A-Town Get Down Arts & Music Festival, and with it a full roster of top-notch music. This was my fifth year performing with Waits & Co. at the annual shindig, and per usual…
With the return of Spring in Savannah comes another year of Savannah Stopover, and with the three day music festival also comes Savannah favorite, and worldwide troubadour Christopher Paul Stelling. As I recall him telling me about performing annually at…