High on Fire played a surprise set at the Jinx the other night…….nah, just kidding, I’m just using the “Throwback Thursday” concept that the kids love so much on Facebook to publish some pictures that I took before the mighty…
It was a big Monday night in Savannah with Blitzen Trapper, fresh off their performance at Shaky Knees Festival in Atlanta, playing at The Jinx. The Portland-based band was founded 14 years but had never played Savannah before, so no…
Monday night shows in Savannah have earned a well deserved reputation as something special, and Blitzen Trapper‘s appearance Monday, May 12th at The Jinx promises to burnish that reputation. Let’s admit it, Mondays aren’t a night most people leave the…
So I’m thinking that a good part of Charles Bradley‘s average day is comprised of the following activities: sweating, singing, dancing, loving, worshipping, smiling, crying, and changing outfits. Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires played a tremendous set at the 2013…
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…
Kyuss. Fu Manchu. Queens of the Stone Age. Sleep. The Sword. Monster Magnet. If you are a fan of any or all of these bands you owe it to yourself to get to The Jinx Friday night. Sweden’s Truckfighters are…
I really can’t improve upon Bill’s review and stellar pictures of this show from the past weekend, but here’s my super brief take on the show and some more pictures of The Woggles and Superhorse. In short, if you haven’t…
As hissing lawns blogger Larry Jack noted in his weekly preview, there was a garage rock overload last night at The Jinx. Savannah’s own Superhorse crowded onto the stage not long after 10 — an early start for The Jinx…
By late on the second day of the recent Savannah Stopover, I had heard some great bands but I had definitely seen too many lead singers and guitarists gazing at some vague spot on the ground about five feet in…
Kylesa’s new record label, Retro Futurist, held their first ever showcase on opening night of the Savannah Stopover, featuring Darkentries, Burnt Books, Irata, and, of course, Kylesa themselves. I missed Darkentries, but hope to catch them soon, and Burnt Books,…