BJ Barham — the frontman for American Aquarium — played at The Jinx here in Savannah last week as part of his ongoing solo tour across the South. B.J. has written so many good songs over the years that I…
I saw the Florida-based Everymen for the first time last year, and pretty much anyone who has seen Everymen once will plan to see them again. They play a kind of gypsy hillbilly punk, they tell bad jokes (What do…
Never let it be said that Savannah is a city where only the heaviest of bands survive. In the midst of a music scene that spawned acts like Black Tusk and Kylesa, classic 90’s alt-rock acts still have a solidified…
The frenetic Man Man and Ed Schrader’s Music Beat filled The Jinx with both music and people last Thursday. I’m almost to the point that I’ll attend any Musicfile Productions show without knowing or listening to the band, their recent…
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…
I almost missed out on getting my ticket to see J. Roddy Walston & The Business and Avers at The Jinx, but so glad I didn’t. I also saw J. Roddy and The Business at Stopover in 2014, but had…
The Jinx sold out last Friday night for a tremendous show headlined by J Roddy Walston & The Business with Avers opening. I’d seen both bands at Savannah Stopover gigs (J Roddy in 2014 and Avers in 2015) but Friday’s…
Man Man will play The Jinx here in Savannah on June 25th — another in an impressive string of gigs by bands that often play much larger venues than the funky, intimate Congress Street club. The Man Man show is…
The Slackers have been a band for 23+ years. How do you survive that long as a band? By delivering sets like the one that a crowded room at The Jinx got to enjoy last Wednesday. The kind of set…
The first thing I did when I heard Athon had passed away…well,…the first thing that I did was cry. After that, well, I cried a little more. After that, though, I thought that the mighty Black Tusk couldn’t go on.…