NO MATTER where your tastes fall on the broad spectrum of genre, one thing is certain: 2014 was a milestone year for music in Savannah. Though we tend to be […]
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.
Year in Review: Best Performances
SAVANNAH’S STAGES were aglow with talent in 2014. From Muse Arts Warehouse to your neighborhood library to Hang Fire, these hardworking local companies and collectives stellar shows for everyone, from […]
Return of the Ho-Ho-Hoedown
EVERY DECEMBER, hundreds of Savannah residents shine up their cowboy boots, don their cushiest Santa hats, and mosey over to the American Legion ballroom for fellowship and the Lowcountry’s best […]
Ashley Raines & The New West Revue @The Sentient Bean
Raines has a Jack Johnson gentleness to his voice, but its weathered edge of experience evokes hard truths learned early.
Cool Yule, A Christmas Cabaret @Lucas Theatre
Grab a date and take a stroll down decked-out and twinkling Broughton Street.
Superbad Christmas Sweater Jam, feat. City Hotel & American Hologram @Feather & Freight
Hit your nearest thrift shop or dig into the deep, shameful recesses of your closet for the gnarliest Christmas sweater you can find.
Wet Brain, The Wave Slaves @The Jinx
If your 2014 show highlights include Priests, Perfect Pussy, and The Coathangers, it’ll be the perfect way to wrap up your year.
Year in Review: The music scene
“SAVANNAH has no music scene.” In the near-decade I’ve lived here, attending shows and playing music of my own, I’ve heard it a million times—I’m sure many of you have. […]
The industrial soundscapes of Tatsuya Nakatani
LOCAL MUSICIAN and promoter Jeff Zagers has been bringing underground and high-caliber indie talent to Savannah for years now—you just may not have heard about it. While Zagers used to […]
Magical Grassical Christmas with the DePue Brothers Band @The Mars Theatre
The sibs DePue merge classical and bluegrass to make their own unique genre, using their incredible violin skills to delve into old-time, Texas Swing, folk, American country, and jazz genres.
Jim D’Ville Ukulele Workshop @Savannah Coffee Roasters
It’s a distinctly human and accessible way of teaching, and Savannahians can give the uke a shot at D’Ville’s Thursday workshop.
Victor Wainwright @Harley-Davidson
BC grad cut his teeth with Eric Culberson back in the day
