Eric Britt has come a long way since his days in Hazel Virtue. The guitarist and songwriter of the alt-rock outfit is making vastly different music nowadays—it’s a world away […]
Sean Kelly
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Quarantine Concerts: music’s new normal
Perhaps the most impressive thing about Quarantine Concerts is the fact that Gaster assembled his team and put the concept into motion in almost no time at all
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Remember When: 2008 Savannah Shakespeare Festival
This is a chance for Savannah art veterans to reminisce on some of their favorite events in the city’s history
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The Vinyl Say: Songwriter, singer, and band leader Jason Bible
Jason Bible is no doubt known best for his long stint as singer, songwriter, and band leader for The Train Wrecks
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Aretha Franklin Tribute @Good Times Jazz Bar & Restaurant
This incredible Aretha Franklin tribute concert is sure to be one for the books
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Hedonistas, Voodoo Visionary @Barrelhouse South
The Atlanta-based band roll into town for a rock show that you won’t find anywhere else
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The Vinyl Say: Hip hop artist, DJ, and music veteran Basik Lee
“Naughty By Nature used to walk around my neighborhood, and so did Redman. “
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DJ D-Frost @Congress Street Social Club
Expect a broad mix of music and some serious dancing
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How Coronavirus is impacting Savannah’s music and arts communities
We wanted to check in with some of these valuable members of our community, so that readers could get a sense for how the arts communities in town are responding and how they can best be supported through this difficult time
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In For A Penny: Final Shows @The Rail Pub / The Sand Bar
Savannah’s own Celtic punk rockers In For A Penny are hanging it up after several years of leading the Irish-American charge in our city
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Exile on Stones street: Monkey Man pays tribute to rock and roll greats
Whether you love Some Girls or gravitate towards the more harder edged Steel Wheels, there’s a Stones era for everybody