So I was riding in a friend’s car over to Dollhouse Productions on Friday night when a couple of sedans apparently in a high-speed chase barreled through a stop sign right in front of us. We had no trouble stopping…
We’re really excited that Those Darlins are headed back to Savannah for a show at Dollhouse Productions on Friday, 10/3. Brooklyn’s She Keeps Bees and Savannah’s Crazy Bag Lady will open. There’s a $10 cover — so freakin’ cheap! —…
Last Friday saw legendary Japanese trio, Shonen Knife, make their debut in Savannah down at The Dollhouse. Their sequined dresses and songs about cats, green tea ice cream, and ramen noodles were just the tip of the iceberg as they…
Ultra eccentric super cult punk pop band (their words, not mine) Shonen Knife played a great, high energy set of Buzzcocks/Ramones indebted rock to a good crowd of music fans at the Dollhouse Friday night. It was impossible not to…
Those Darlins and Hurray for the Riff Raff put on two of the best shows of the 2014 Savannah Stopover, so we’re pretty thrilled that both bands will be back in Savannah before year’s end. MusicFile Productions (parent company of…
I love the idea of Throwback Thursday mostly because I end up sitting on a lot of shots that don’t get used in some of my posts, so any way of getting them out is welcome! I thought I’d put…
Well Savannah Stopover has been over for several weeks, but today we got some more good news out of the indie music festival, which invades venues across the city’s Historic District for 3 days each March just before hundreds of…
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…
From USA Today: Meklit delivers a sound all her own. Born in Ethiopia and based in San Francisco, the singer-songwriter draws upon a spectrum of influences, crafting tunes that sound soulful, experimental, jazzy and even retro. (Case in point: She…
The page for purchasing tickets to “An Intimate Evening with Art Garfunkel” includes an interesting note asking attendees not to report details of the event or review the performance for any commercial media outlet. So I’m not going to write…