In addition to being a direct descendent of Napoleon, the former child prodigy grew into a piano virtuoso.
Anna Chandler
Connect Savannah Former Arts & Entertainment Editor Anna Chandler started writing about music after growing hoarse from talking about it nonstop. Born in Tennessee and raised in South Carolina, she has been a proud Savannahian for 8 years. She sings & plays guitar & accordion in COEDS and Lovely Locks.
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Whaleboat, DieAlps!, Sarah Poole @The Rail Pub
Hailing from small-town Austria, Cornelia Calcaterra brings classical training, waltzes, and baroque-pop influences.
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We listened to all 100+ Stopover bands
DON’T RECOGNIZE any of the names playing Savannah Stopover? Good! The best thing about our favorite little music fest is the element of discovery. You get a schedule, wander from […]
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Kittenfest Lineup Drop @Barrelhouse South
The full lineup will be unveiled at a wonderfully varied show: Bluffton’s soulful Whitley Deputy & the B-Town Project, Les Racquet, LCO DJs, Spitfire Poetry Group, and more. Bridget Adams a.k.a. Critter Visions will be creating art live and in person.
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1349, Origin, Wulvhammer @The Jinx
In light of how seriously black metal takes itself, there’s certainly something to be said for demigods of the genre to cover Pink Floyd and breathe fire onstage.
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Payne Bridges in her element
FOUR years ago, Payne Bridges moved to Savannah without knowing a single guitar chord. But on Friday, backed by some of Savannah’s finest musicians, she’s going to show everyone what […]
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Southern Culture On The Skids: ‘We’ve always been a DIY band’
FOR 30 years, Southern Culture on the Skids has been cranking out rip-roaring odes to fried chicken, doublewides, and good lovin’ in sleazy motels. With an early vow to be […]
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Sulfur Studios benefit with Alex Raffray, Jeff Zagers, Hot Plate, Dope Sandwich, and special guests @Hang Fire
Sulfur’s become a staple of Art March as viewers can sneak an illuminating peek into artists’ studio spaces and discuss and purchase work.
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SCAD play explores race, gentrification
“ONE OF the functions of art should be so people think and discuss how it relates to their community,” says SCAD Performing Arts professor and Artistic Director Sharon Ott. The […]
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City Hotel celebrates their first LP
IT’S ODD to think that, having done multiple gigs at Trinity UMC, City Hotel still gets pre-show jitters about the whole thing. We’re “backstage” in a room that shares a […]
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Everything is (still) Terrible!
INTERNET video culture is a fleeting thing. Just think: we met Mobile, Alabama’s alleged “leprechaun” nine years ago (and we still wanna know where the gold at). That double rainbow […]
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The Hooten Hollers, Hurly Burly + The Savannah Sweet Tease “Buns and Roses” tour @The Jinx
The troupes have concocted a tribute to ‘80s hair metal in all its sheen and sleaze.