The 4th Ward Afro-Klezmer Orchestra played Hang Fire on 4/10, and we’ve got some shots here by contributing photographer Jon Waits of JWaitsphoto. The 4th Ward Afro-Klezmer Orchestra was organized in 2008 in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward at the Eyedrum…
There were some really great vibes at Hang Fire on Thursday night for the No Control party featuring Heyrocco, Triathalon, and Sunglow. I had already had a pretty full night by the time I got to Hang Fire: a friend…
Saturday night at Hang Fire was a who’s who of local punk/metal/heavy rock featuring the classic hardcore of Forced Entry, the jams of Blackrune, the instrumental rock of Hot Plate and the unhinged punk that is Crazy Bag Lady. I…
Just a short post here with a few pics from my Friday at the 2014 Savannah Stopover. We’ll have some larger photo galleries and other posts coming up in the next few days. I’m so glad I forced myself to…
I’m out periodically with my camera but don’t end up with a a good set of photos to publish here. So here are a few shots I’ve taken so far in 2014 that haven’t found their way into a post.…
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.…
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…
While 2013 was a great year for music, it also saw some major break-ups too. One that hit hardest for me was Wild Flag, the mostly West Coast supergroup made up of 90’s indie rock all-stars Mary Timony (who’s actually…
So, I was reading Elle the other day and…..errrr, wait, I mean, I was reading some super obscure music blog the other day (actually it was Stereogum) and ran across a link to an article in Elle featuring Meredith Graves,…
There’s not much I can add to the previous comments about this show. Saying that it was intense is like saying summer in Savannah is hot; apt, but an understatement at best. Wet Socks were a pleasant surprise add on…