You may not find a more talented band of musicians around
Sean Kelly
Savannah Jazz Festival goes ‘Savannah Safe’
JAZZ FANS, rejoice! Savannah Jazz Festival announced recently its first ever Savannah Safe Jazz Festival, which will be held from September 23-27. Amid the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic, it […]
The Jinx: ‘More than a music venue’
AFTER 17 YEARS (and longer, including the Velvet Elvis years), The Jinx is closing its doors. The celebrated music venue has survived the ups and downs of the Savannah music […]
Remember When: The Suffers at Ships of the Sea, 2016
‘The Suffers concert was a gift to myself’
Song After Song: Coy Campbell
NIGHTINGALE NEWS’ Coy Campbell is a prolific songwriter and musician who has built a reputation for his inventive and genre-bending approach to the craft. He was kind enough to break […]
The future of Barrelhouse South looks bright in the new normal
‘I must’ve gotten thanked, conservatively, 50 times’
Head Games have been waiting for an audience like you
HEAD GAMES IS is a tribute to the great rock and roll band Foreigner, who have so many hits that you really can’t fit any deep cuts into a normal […]
Kiah @Quarantine Concerts
Since 1988, KIAH has been DJing everywhere from NYC to Atlanta and beyond
Album review: Reptilian American, Panzram Pt. 1
A brutal exploration of hardcore punk that tells the story of notorious serial killer Carl Pazram.
Voodoo Soup @Coach’s Corner
The band plays a compelling and danceable mix of funk, rock, soul, and even some jazz
Song After Song: Eric Jones
“I have a wide range of artists I look up to from gospel to classical, world, hip hop, and jazz.”
Don’t stop believing in live music: Journey tribute comes to Coach’s Corner
EVERYONE knows Journey. The long-running band behind such hits as “Don’t Stop Believing” and “Separate Ways” continues on to this day, albeit with a much different lineup (that now includes, […]
