‘It’s not that the art form is any less relevant. We’re still telling human stories.”
Bill DeYoung
Bill DeYoung was Connect's Arts & Entertainment Editor from May 2009 to August 2014.
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The Massey Boys @First Friday for Folk Music
Folk trio with Skip Jennings, Ward Abel and Jerry Stenger.
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Blackfoot Gypsies @Congress Street Social Club
Nashville blues/rock duo newly expanded to four.
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Full tank: American Aquarium
“I think Burn.Flicker.Die was a perfect storm. I think it was a batch of songs that could stand up. I’m not going to be ignorant, and lie, and say that Jason’s name on it didn’t help. God knows it did.”
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Thomas Wynn and the Believers @The Jinx
His father, Tom Wynn, played drums in the great early ’70s Capricorn band Cowboy.
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Black Cadillacs @The Jinx
“Lionel Richie was awesome. He just took you through all the hits that you forgot he had. I jokingly thanked him for opening for us before we started our set.”
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Baby Baby @Hang Fire
‘Christmas in July’ also features Fare the Gap, Sunglow and Grand Vapids
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Baked Alaska @Barrelhouse South
Most Thursday nights, the band is onstage at Tybee Island Social Club. This week, however, the boys are going downtown
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The Casket Girls @Graveface
The music made by these freaky girls (and puppetmaster Graveface himself, who’s the third spoke in the wheel) is cool and catchy.
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Backstage on Broadway
They have to be at the theater for every single performance, fully rehearsed and in makeup and costume, and be ready to “go on” at a moment’s notice.
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Untouched screens July 29
Savannah’s Chip Lane wrote, produced and stars