Charleston’s Hans Wenzel has been relentlessly touring for several years now, promoting his singular fusion of rock, country, soul, and Americana. With his band The Eighty Sixers, Wenzel has made […]
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Rockin’ Blue Christmas @Tybee Post Theater
Long-running favorites Bottles & Cans will be joined by power trio The Magic Rocks
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The Train Wrecks @Congress St. Social Club
They’re often called the hardest-working band in town, and for good reason. The Train Wrecks have become a Savannah institution since their inception, playing throughout the southeast and flying the […]
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City Hotel Solo Sessions @Foxy Loxy Café
The band’s engaging blend of bluegrass instrumentation and an eclectic mix of styles has earned them a devoted following and a reputation as one of the best groups going in the Southeast
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Blood On The Harp, Dead Oak, Andrew Sovine @The Jinx
Atlanta’s Blood On The Harp is a fascinating blend of folk and country that’s presented with an almost goth-like sheen
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An Evening of Ethereal Americana with Moses Nesh and Black Water Choir @Graveface Records
It’s a vintage kind of melancholy that’s best suited for a small room like Graveface.
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American Hologram’s new vision
AMERICAN HOLOGRAM has called their style “Americana goth pop.” We’re not talking about a corn-fed Bauhaus, or Depeche Mode draped in stars and stripes, though. It’s more along the lines […]
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Murder By Death: Still Killing It
‘We’ve never had any reason to do anything other than what we feel like.’
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Hurray For The Riff Raff @The Jinx
You can have a good long cry to these songs, or you can listen to them while walking along a deserted River Street in the early morning, watch the freights come in.
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The New Familiars make their Jazz’d debut
RECENTLY, the music critics at Charlotte’s Creative Loafing newspaper named The New Familiars the Best Local Band of 2008. “(Their) take on Americana and folk gets infused with a good […]
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‘Our best work’
THE PAST 23 YEARS have seen the Cowboy Junkies evolve from a little-known Toronto bar band to a consistently impressive, internationally-known act with over a dozen albums to their name. […]
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The Beatles & Widespread Panic play Broughton St.
The Beatles & Widespread Panic Well, not really. Athens, Ga.’s established Fab Four Tribute Abbey Road Live return for their first public gig in our area for quite some time. […]