In addition to Kevin Barry’s closing, another iconic Savannah watering hole, Abe’s on Lincoln, faces a proposal to literally move the entire historic building it’s in to make room for another hotel.
Abe’s On Lincoln
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Best Dive Bar
For the low-key drinker, Abe’s is the perfect spot. Make sure you draw Abe on a bar napkin to add to the expansive collection. Runner-up: The Original Pinkie Master’s
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The Castros @Abe’s on Lincoln
Ohioan Sara Castro sings and plays acoustic guitar while Costa Rica native Marco Castro plays piano, glockenspiel, and acoustic guitar.
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Kavoossi @Abe’s on Lincoln
Kavoossi’s songs weave between catchy choruses and hooky guitar stylings.
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Craig Tanner’s Farewell
ONE OF the most valued members of Savannah’s singer-songwriter community is bidding The Hostess City farewell. Craig Tanner, open mic host, singer-songwriter, engineer/producer, and member of the band American Hologram, […]
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Peck & Penn @Abe’s On Lincoln
When the two come together, their sound is a refreshing throwback to early country and old-time music with folk and roots sensibilities
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The Devil in the Details
What began as couch-surfing and floor-crashing between gigs around the nation has grown into a true on-the-road lifestyle
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Thicker Than Water
A musical collaboration between the first cousins has been a long time coming.