The Psychotronic Film Society of Savannah celebrates a decade of VHS treasures
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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Junior Brown @Randy Wood’s Pickin Parlor Concert Hall
He tours regularly and, most recently, provided the comical, ham-bonin’ theme song to Better Call Saul, the anticipated spinoff of AMC’S hit show Breaking Bad.
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Murder By Death: Still Killing It
‘We’ve never had any reason to do anything other than what we feel like.’
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No Control Fall Festival @Hang Fire
What began as a name for CUSSES’ practice space/all-ages venue has grown into a movement of sorts.
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Sins of Godless Men @The Jinx
Rettig and Stuard deliver a furious and delightfully raucous performance
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Lunchtime Concert Series Kickoff @Trinity UMC
Music at Trinity hopes to support and foster the development of arts in downtown Savannah.
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Daryl Sherman @Unitarian Universalist Church
In 2009, she released Johnny Mercer: A Centennial Tribute, paying refreshing homage to the Savannah native’s timeless songbook.
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Downtown Delilahs deliver sins & secrets
New Halloween-inspired show debuts
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Festival culture in the ‘Boro
THE MAJOR outdoor shows of the summer may have passed, but the moon is about to turn on a new festival in the Savannah area. Brainiacs, a multimedia production studio […]
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Rocky Horror at 40
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, dear Rocky. Hitting its 40th anniversary in 2014, The Rocky Horror Show, arguably the most well-loved cult classic of all time, is still hot to trot. A lot […]
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Blues Traveler @Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival (Richmond Hill)
A staple of the early 1990s jam band scene, Blues Traveler’s psych-rock, blues, and folk influences will appeal to a wide audience at the family-focused fest.
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The Get Right Band @Congress Street Social Club
Fans of Social Club mainstays Voodoo Soup and Kota Mundi will feel right at home in front of The Get Right Band’s stage.