With sumptuous costumes, dazzling sets, and memorable musical numbers, it’s sure to be an unforgettable experience for the whole family.
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.
Unity in the Community Festival @Rousakis Plaza
In addition to arts and crafts, the weekend features plenty of live music, including a set from rising Savannah band Raynbird.
The Woggles, Shoplifters @The Jinx
Don’t plan to attend a Woggles show and sit in the corner.
Three-Year Anniversary Party @Elan Savannah
Expect to hear dynamic and energetic selections of riot house, trap, future bass, and beyond.
Lainey Wilson @Saddle Bags
Wilson has caught attention opening for the likes of Dylan Scott, Deana Carter, Jamie Lynn Spears, Tracey Laurence, and more.
Big Something’s big return
Fusing rock, jazz, jam, blues, and dance music, the North Carolina-based band returned with the album The Otherside this year.
Black Tusk resets the dial
WITH A new member, a new label, a new Orange amplifier sponsorship, and a new record on the way, Savannah’s Black Tusk is practically a brand-new band. After years of […]
Savannah is for Lovers: Emo, Pop-Punk, Throwback @Barrelhouse South
Savannah is for Lovers is the brainchild of Jacksonville-based #SADSONGS, an emo, pop-punk DJ/production collective.
Gaslight Street, Sideshow Americans @Barrelhouse South
Charleston-based band uses bass, keyboards, organ, guitars, drums, and plenty of rich vocals.
George Clinton: tearing the roof off The Stage on Bay
THE MOTHERSHIP is about to land. The godfather of funk himself, George Clinton, brings his spring tour to Savannah this Thursday, and The Hostess City is about to get funked […]
Keith Kozel releases fundraiser album
“I needed to give back something for people to enjoy and give a piece of my heart and soul to people.”
August: Osage County: Collective Face takes on Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy-drama
“I have just fallen in love with the script more and more,” director David Poole says.
