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Jane Bunnett and Maqueque make their way to Savannah Jazz Fest

Jane Bunnett and Maqueque make their way to Savannah Jazz Fest

'Music is everywhere in Cuba,' says Bunnett, 'on the streets, in cafes, and conservatories.'

By Josephine Johnson Sep 26, 2018

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GAM comes together for a great cause

GAM comes together for a great cause

Legendary Savannah band returns to the stage, in support of a good friend, at this year’s Statts Fest
Their initial seven-year reign as the kings of genre bending was not nearly enough for fans

By Sean Kelly Sep 26, 2018

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Honey Hounds, Universal Sigh @Barrelhouse South

Honey Hounds, Universal Sigh @Barrelhouse South

Jacksonville blues-rock band Honey Hounds effortlessly merges swampy guitars and R&B/reggae rhythms

By Sean Kelly Sep 26, 2018

Music

Little Bird, Swim In The Wild @El Rocko Lounge

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

By Sean Kelly Sep 26, 2018

Music

Anna Chandler finds new outlet with Nancy Druid

Anna Chandler finds new outlet with Nancy Druid

Savannah’s musical chameleon shows her indie rock side with new solo project
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

By Sean Kelly Sep 26, 2018

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Bernie Williams and the journey to jazz

Bernie Williams and the journey to jazz

Iconic former Yankee recalls his early passion for the guitar, and what led him to his musical second act
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 music, which first began to show signs of professional life with the release of his 2003 album The Journey Within, became much more than a passion almost immediately after his sports career ended.

By Sean Kelly Sep 26, 2018

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Bryce Eastwood @Forsyth Park

Bryce Eastwood @Forsyth Park

His Jazz Festival appearance comes as he preps his first album as a bandleader for later this year.

By Sean Kelly Sep 26, 2018

Music

DOT.s, Small Talk @El Rocko Lounge

DOT.s, Small Talk @El Rocko Lounge

Fans of The Cure will love the Atlanta band’s melancholic sense of melody

By Sean Kelly Sep 26, 2018

Music

SHEHEHE breaks down the barriers

SHEHEHE breaks down the barriers

Athens rockers invade The Jinx for Statts Fest
SHEHEHE blends elements of hardcore and '70s British punk with Riot Grrrl-esque sensibilities and the classic rock bombast of Cheap Trick

By Sean Kelly Sep 26, 2018

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Josephine Johnson's portrait of a Spark

Josephine Johnson's portrait of a Spark

Savannah-based singer/songwriter goes the distance on her latest release
The Spark is a huge step forward for Johnson and her recorded output

By Sean Kelly Sep 19, 2018

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Come Back Alice, South Hill Banks @Barrelhouse South

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

By Sean Kelly Sep 19, 2018

Music

Black Tusk paves a path forward on T.C.B.T.

Black Tusk paves a path forward on T.C.B.T.

The beloved local band talks tragedy, sonic evolution, and rising above the ‘Savannah sound’
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

By Sean Kelly Sep 19, 2018

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Latin People Time brings classic Salsa sound to Savannah Jazz Festival

Latin People Time brings classic Salsa sound to Savannah Jazz Festival

Jax band plays free show at Ships of the Sea
THE SAVANNAH JAZZ FESTIVAL brings a great variety of music to local stages over the next two weeks — not all of it the typical idea of what jazz is. One of the festival’s many nods to the diversity of music happens Wednesday night, Sept. 26, when the Jacksonville, Fla., salsa band Latin People Time takes the stage at the Ships of the Sea Museum for a free show guaranteed to be a party.

By Jim Morekis Sep 19, 2018

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