It’s a really engaging mix of funk, progressive rock, and jam band influences
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Keller Williams’ twenty five-year joyride
To say he’s always doing something new is admittedly an understatement. Williams released three albums in the past year alone—two solo and one with a project called Keller Williams & the Keels
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CBDB brings the Joyfunk
CBDB’s sound centers on two things: Their off-the-charts musical chops and Simonton’s own vocals
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Turtle Folk @Barrelhouse South
Their sound is unique, eclectic, and imaginative
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Ben Strok & the Full Electric @Barrelhouse South
Jacksonville’s Ben Strok & the Full Electric have become known for their intricate arrangements and energetic live show
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Bonnie Blue @Congress Street Social Club
The band has made a name for themselves throughout the southeast
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CBDB @Barrelhouse South
CBDB @Barrelhouse South Tuscaloosa, Alabama progressive jam band CBDB blends prog leanings with more upbeat and danceable melodies and progressions. The band, who tours constantly, has shared the stage with […]
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Space Koi @El Rocko Lounge
They’re certainly pushing the boundaries of their style and doing progressive, imaginative things
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The Mantras take their cue from anything and everything
They’ve made a real name for themselves over the past several years around the Southeast, even creating their own festival in their hometown
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Perpetual Groove serves the song
SINCE forming in Savannah and relocating to Athens, Perpetual Groove has become something of a household name, at least to live music fans throughout the Southeast. The band has staked […]
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Top 5 Reasons to Go See Yonder Mountain
Newgrass sensations play outside Sunday night at Trustees Garden
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The Get Right Band @Congress Street Social Club
Fans of Social Club mainstays Voodoo Soup and Kota Mundi will feel right at home in front of The Get Right Band’s stage.