‘I can remember as a kid, when he was on at nighttime, he put on the Allman Brothers Live at the Fillmore, and we’d go down to the Chinese restaurant and get some food. He was always into different types of avant-garde music, deeper stuff.’
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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Isaac Smith, City Hotel @The Sentient Bean
‘As an artist, as a musician…I want to be an artist you can trust. I want to be an artist that is true to himself.’
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Marvelous Funkshun @Congress Street Social Club
Having shared the stage with Snoop Dogg, The Roots, and Perpetual Groove, the five-piece fit nicely on a diverse array of bills.
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Two Years of Tease: Savannah Sweet Tease Second Anniversary Showcase @The Jinx
As an ode to another successful rotation around the sun, the troupe has rallied their fans to vote for their favorite 2015 performances via social media. And the people have spoken.
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SAV Film Fest announces first wave
Savannah Film Fest is back in the saddle again! An annual tradition for Sav cinefiles and students alike, SCAD’s bringing in a promising roster of huge names and engaging features […]
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Beat goes on at Savannah Jazz Festival
“It’s been two and a half years since Ben died,” Jennings says. “He had a lot of connections, and everyone loved him. He was able to raise money. We’re not able to replace Ben.”
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#StattsFest2015
ON June 28, 2008, Jason Statts and Dave Williams were shot in an armed robbery while unloading gear after their band, sürt {the destroyer}, played their first show. Statts was […]
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Adam Intrator and Eric “Big E” Moore @Trinity Lunchtime Concert Series
This year, Trinity’s Music Director Jared Hall and Andrew Jay Ripley are introducing a new take on lunchtime performances. By pairing up unlikely Savannah musicians and asking them to create a half-hour set together, lunchtime just got far more interesting.
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Art on Tap: Jepson Unplugged @Jepson Center for the Arts
The full set of cover songs, handpicked by Coy Campbell, range from Nirvana to Pixies to R.E.M. to Neutral Milk Hotel.
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David Liebe Hart @The Wormhole
Hart is touring in support of his latest album, Astronaut. Once again, he’s teamed up with collaborator Jonah Mociun as a backing musician, creating electronic adaptations of Hart’s old work and sharing new songs.
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Diarrhea Planet @The Jinx
It’s a notoriously joyous live show, appealing to fans of classic rock, metal, power-pop, punk, and folks who just love good, solid entertainment.
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Dope Sandwich 10th Anniversary @Blowin’ Smoke, The Jinx
Dope Sandwich artists Cult Cyph, Bassdrum Bloodlust, $uper Toine, Mafamadix, Solo, Black Ceaser, Spitfire Poetry Group and Re2se are all slated to appear, along with DJ Valis and DJ Word Life. Atlanta’s The Difference Machine makes a hypnotizing kind of textural, noise and psychedelic-influenced hip-hop.