Dan Cowan @Tybee Post Theater

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DANIEL COWAN (a.k.a. Dan Random) comes home to Savannah to celebrate the release of Somewhere Called Now. A science fiction novel with an accompanying original music soundtrack, the project will be celebrated with a reading and musical performance from the Dan Random Band.

Cowan, a Savannah native who attended Calvary Baptist High School and had his first songs played on Savannah radio, has written and copyrighted around 100 musical compositions over the last decade. In his debut novel, four Savannah-based students needing money to fund their next semester claim to be professional spies. Before they know it, the team’s uncovered a plot to go back in time and take over the world. With time travel, dinosaurs, and life lessons, there’s something for everyone in story and song.

Saturday, August 5, 8 p.m., $10, all-ages