Just a quick post about last Saturday’s show at The Jinx featuring Whaleboat and Ambrose before shots from this week’s epic line up of music goes up. While the bill only had two bands, both acts put on stellar sets…
After nearly a year since their last show in Savannah, Friday night saw the return of Atlanta’s Baby Baby to Hang Fire to kick off a stellar weekend of music. The Atlanta quintet known for creating a party at every…
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…
Ever since getting my first taste of Syracuse’s explosive noise punk outfit, Perfect Pussy, during their show here in Savannah last January, I, much like others who caught their set, have been eagerly awaiting more from the five piece act.…
It may be the week of Savannah Stopover, but that doesn’t mean that there’s any shortage of awesome shows beforehand. And I don’t just mean the awesome show that Band of Horses put on Monday night — that same night…
While Stopover has always been about the bands, this year there’s an added little bonus for those who may not be too familiar with local music scene. The fact that Savannah is home to some stellar record labels as well…
I’ve got a major soft spot for singer songwriters, so seeing TORRES in the lineup for Stopover this year got me pretty excited. The project that is TORRES is headed by Mackenzie Scott, a Macon, GA native who’s called Nashville…
Last Friday, Hang Fire offered up a stacked lineup of local acts to kick the weekend off with a bang. First up were The Wave Slaves, who, much as their name would imply, rocked out with some classic surf rock.…
Valentine’s day brought a little surprise for all of Savannah with the debut of one of the newest bands in town, COEDS. Comprised of members from well known local bands like Whaleboat, Sins of Godless Men, General Oglethorpe and the…
The music scene seems to be steadily growing in Savannah thanks to the dedication of a lot of individuals who’ve committed themselves to getting the city on the radar of touring bands. That means two things for writers/photographers/music enthusiasts like…