Their initial seven-year reign as the kings of genre bending was not nearly enough for fans
Sean Kelly
Honey Hounds, Universal Sigh @Barrelhouse South
Jacksonville blues-rock band Honey Hounds effortlessly merges swampy guitars and R&B/reggae rhythms
Little Bird, Swim In The Wild @El Rocko Lounge
The six-piece band brings their groove-heavy songs to El Rocko alongside Swim In The Wild
Anna Chandler finds new outlet with Nancy Druid
The project, conceivably a solo venture with the help of a rotating cast of musical friends, evokes the work of bands like Throwing Muses but also rides the line towards synth-pop in some places
SHEHEHE breaks down the barriers
SHEHEHE blends elements of hardcore and ’70s British punk with Riot Grrrl-esque sensibilities and the classic rock bombast of Cheap Trick
The Diary Of Anne Frank comes to Savannah
It’s a singular work that captures a unique perspective during one of the most horrific periods in human history, and the Savannah Repertory Theater is bringing it to life on their stage.
Bernie Williams and the journey to jazz
ONE OF the most celebrated baseball players in modern history, Yankees center fielder Bernie Williams took a completely different path when he stopped playing in 2006. His lifelong love of […]
Bryce Eastwood @Forsyth Park
His Jazz Festival appearance comes as he preps his first album as a bandleader for later this year.
Come Back Alice, South Hill Banks @Barrelhouse South
The band’s Allman Brothers-esque rock is also quite genre-bending, and is augmented by a violin
Black Tusk paves a path forward on T.C.B.T.
The newest collection of songs retains the band’s signature sludge metal sound but also incorporates hardcore punk influences on a much larger scale than their previous albums
Josephine Johnson’s portrait of a Spark
The Spark is a huge step forward for Johnson and her recorded output
Savannah Philharmonic’s big birthday bash
Executive Director Terri O’Neil recalled the early days of the Philharmonic, which evolved from the Savannah Choral Society in 2007
