David A. Boone blends rock, garage, blues, Americana, and even some jazz leanings to create something dark, emotive, melancholic and sonically textured
Sean Kelly
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Chris Trapper & Martin Sexton’s formative friendship
CHRIS TRAPPER is perhaps best known to some as the lead singer of seminal 90s pop rock band The Push Stars, who emerged from the clubs of Boston and made […]
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Buddy Jewell, country rebel
He’s successfully managed to avoid the bro country phenomenon that has plagued Nashville in the last several years
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The Charlestones bring diverse repertoire to UU Church
The male vocal group is comprised of local singers who all performed professionally prior to joining together
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Andrew Kasab @Sentient Bean
Sometimes you’ll get folk, sometimes you’ll get jazz-tinged acoustic blues, and other times its totally unclassifiable
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Ford Natirboff sets off on a musical journey
The album is a lush-sounding collection of pop songs that recall bands like T. Rex and even the fuzzy garage psychedelia of Ty Segall
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Basik Lee unveils hip hop concept album
The album was a long time coming for the artist, who worked on it over the course of three years with a cast of musicians and collaborators in tow
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Dave Potter Quartet @Good Times Jazz Bar & Restaurant
Potter’s unique and virtuosic playing will be on full display at this special show
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Dry Reef @Congress Street Social Club
It’s apparent when you listen to them that they’re students of music and aren’t easily defined by one genre or sound
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‘Menopause The Musical’ lives on nearly two decades later
Now, the Savannah Theatre – led by founder Michael Meece – is bringing the classic show to their stage
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Of Good Nature @Barrelhouse South
The vocals and lyrics are at the forefront of a rhythmic and melodic soundscape
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The Rough & Tumble live their most musical life
The duo, featuring Mallory Graham and Scott Tyler, uses an array of instruments to create engaging and compelling songs for a variety of projects