I arrived here with a wealth of journalistic experience, sure, but it wasn’t long before I felt comfortably woven into the cultural tapestry of Savannah.
Bill DeYoung
Bill DeYoung was Connect's Arts & Entertainment Editor from May 2009 to August 2014.
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Dent May’s crazy world
THERE’S A REASON pop auteur Todd Rundgren titled his 1978 magnum opus Hermit of Mink Hollow. Like much of his work, it was recorded alone, with Rundgren playing every instrument […]
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5 Questions: The Heavy Pets
The Florida-based jam band plays Congress Street Social Club August 29.
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The Love Language @Hang Fire
‘Live, we’re not going for hitting every note perfectly. It’s a different kind of energy.’
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Crazy Bag Lady @Hang Fire
This show is a fundraiser—with a pizza-party theme.
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Tawny Ellis @Dollhouse Productions
‘My father played a lot of Hank Williams, Conway Twitty, Waylon Jennings. It got in my blood.’
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Rachel Kate @Hang Fire
“Who doesn’t want to jump around in a tutu, and roll around in their own spit, and wail at the top of their lungs?”
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The Phantom Playboys @The Jinx
The primal ‘50s sound is wrapped up tight with a honking saxophone. And anyway, they’ve got a female trombonist.
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Kyle Kinane, ‘telling scumbag stories’
‘It’s all got some root in reality. I mean, they’re all bar bullshit stories.’
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24-Hour Play Festival returns to Muse
The premise is simple: Six writers volunteer to write six new short plays, with no advance notice as to what they’ll be about.