‘Who doesn’t love Dr. Seuss?’
Sean Kelly
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Big Love Starts A Big Conversation
Big Love centers around 50 women who flee their native Greece, arriving in Italy as refugees trying to avoid having to marry their cousin
Posted inSpecial Issues
All-ages music: A little-seen scene
Are certain spaces being underutilized? Should Savannah’s traditional music venues offer the occasional all-ages show to cater to the 18-20-year-old live music audience?
Posted inMusic & Clubs
GGOOLLDD @The Jinx
Led by Margaret Butler, the band evokes the same sense of indie rock empowerment as Sleater Kinney,
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Exit Interview: Jon Waits of Waits & Co.
Music, for Waits, is therapeutic first and foremost, while entertainment is secondary
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Josephine Johnson @Foxy Loxy Cafe
Josephine Johnson comes to Foxy Loxy to delight audiences with her unique sense of melody and lyrical prowess
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Murphy’s Law, The Goddamn Gallows @The Jinx
Murphy’s Law has maintained a loyal fanbase since forming in 1982
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Oceanator, Early Branch @El Rocko Lounge
Oceanator is a compelling indie rock outfit that brings smart songwriting and Pixies-esque angular guitar work to the forefront
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Review: Houndmouth @B&D Burgers
A fitting end to a grand experiment on B&D’s part, and it’ll be interesting to see where they go with the concert series in the future.
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Lord Nelson @Congress St. Social Club
The band has shared the stage with the likes of American Aquarium and Susto
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Randy Reese Quartet @Good Times Jazz Bar & Restaurant
Randy Reese has become a prominent figure in the world of jazz both locally and on a global scale
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The Minks, The Hypnotics @El Rocko Lounge
The Minks, a gritty Nashville upstart, fuse blues and the occasional honkey tonk number with mind-bending 60s psychedelia