‘We didn’t have any choice but to use the music to sort of heal and process everything’
Special Issues
Connect Savannah College Issue, Savannah Film Festival Issue, Savannah Music Festival Issue, Saint Patrick’s Day Issue, Best of Savannah Issue.
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Savannah Stopover: Chastity
Chastity isn’t strict in its discipline, and neither is Death Lust, a tight, loud album with a wide variety of influence, from shoegaze to hardcore.
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Deerhunter’s genre-bending success
They’re hands down one of the most reliably interesting bands working today
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The Joy Formidable brings wall of sound to Stopover
Their most recent effort, 2018’s AARTH, is a natural and brilliant evolution of their sound
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Local Stopover Artists, Unite!
Aaron Paul Zimmer @Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum Troubadour is an oft-overused word that seems to be thrown around a bit too liberally when it comes to the singer/songwriter […]
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Savannah Stopover: Mike Krol
Power Chords owes some of its polish to Krol going back to his musical roots
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Stopover Genre Guide: Plan your itinerary
Here’s our quick guide to the various genres represented at this year’s festival, so you can plan your musical trip.
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Savannah Stopover: Lucy Dacus
It’s an artist’s sweet spot, and she comes to Savannah Stopover at a swell of success
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Savannah Stopover collabs with Service Brewing
Savannah Stopover Music Festival today announced a new partnership with local Savannah brewers Service Brewing Company. Service, founded in 2014, will be the official beer of the 2019 Savannah Stopover […]
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Savannah Stopover releases full schedule with venue info
The Savannah Stopover Festival has released its full schedule, including venue information. The festival happens March 7-9 in downtown Savannah at these venues (* = all-ages): Barrelhouse South – 125 […]
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Fantastic foxes to post-apocalyptic dogs: Tristan Oliver
Isle of Dogs screens at the Festival, along with a standing exhibit at the SCAD Museum of Art
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Green Book: Peter Farrelly brings powerful story of an unlikely friendship to the big screen
It’s a film that deals with the issues of race that were plaguing the country at the time, and examines how the two became friends despite the tension that existed in the region