Recommended if you like a good jangly, languid verse, chill harmonies, tacos, spaceships, and creating mountains of clothes in front of the mirror.
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.
The Hip Abduction @Congress Street Social Club
Their 2013 independently released breakout LP reached #5 on the Billboard Reggae Charts.
American Hologram’s new vision
AMERICAN HOLOGRAM has called their style “Americana goth pop.” We’re not talking about a corn-fed Bauhaus, or Depeche Mode draped in stars and stripes, though. It’s more along the lines […]
Movers & Shakers album release party @Ampersand
As a bonus, there will be drink specials at the Ampersand shows for any runners who participated in the marathon.
Captured! By Robots @The Jinx
These aren’t some air-guitarring Chuck E. Cheese characters—the robots have been built to actually play their instruments.
Samhain Full Moon Ceremony with Faery Teeth, Eliza Rickman, and Dame Darcy @The Jinx
California’s Eliza Rickman crafts gorgeous, up-tempo tunes on autoharp and toy piano.
Asbury is simply Fantasticks
It’s one of the most popular productions in the world
Savannah Voice Festival announces new operas
Bizet’s “Carmen” selected as next year’s festival opera
Savannah Stopover dates, pre-fest events announced
Savannah’s premiere indie festival returns March 5-7, 2015
#SAVFF Review: Glen Campbell: I’ll Be Me
Backstage, Campbell can’t identify his children by name and asks his wife every few minutes if he is playing a show that evening. But put a guitar in the Rhinestone Cowboy’s hands, and he’s the same as he ever was.
Halloween weekend: Cover bands, Black Tusk, Savannah Sweet Tease @The Jinx
I don’t care how many bad karaoke singers ruined ‘You Shook Me All Night Long’ for you—Niche as AC/DU.S.A. is going to be one for the books.
#SAVFF Review: Paradise Garden: Howard Finster’s Legacy
Creating album art for R.E.M. and Talking Heads made his pieces highly collectible, but despite his fame, Paradise Garden fell into disrepair after Finster’s death in 2001. The doc guides the audience through the recent restoration, where Finsterisms still abound and new ones are constantly discovered.
