In the world of music, stories of passion, perseverance and family bonds often intertwine to create beautiful harmonies. One such story is that of Jason Bible, the renowned singer-songwriter and […]
Jason Bible
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Jason Bible returns with second album and book, Anatta
Everyone knows Jason Bible for his work in The Train Wrecks, but it’s possible that not everyone is as familiar with his solo output. His first album, released under the […]
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Jason Bible @Quarantine Concerts
This actually marks the 50th Quarantine Concert, and it’s sure to be a great one
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The Vinyl Say: Songwriter, singer, and band leader Jason Bible
Jason Bible is no doubt known best for his long stint as singer, songwriter, and band leader for The Train Wrecks
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Brandon Nelson McCoy & Jason Bible @The Jinx
Both McCoy and Bible are excellent songwriters, and their songs pair incredibly well together
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The Train Wrecks @The Jinx
There’s a reason that they’ve been around for as long as they have
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The Train Wrecks @The Jinx
Their brand of Americana, which often leans heavily into alt-country, is unique and impactful
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Best Singer/Songwriter
Jason Bible has been a major player in the Savannah music community for years now, as both a solo performer and leader of The Train Wrecks. With his ambitious 2018 […]
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Jason Bible’s Anicca is an artistic home run
As part of The Train Wrecks, Bible has woven himself into the fabric of the Savannah music community and continues to thrive over a decade later
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Nancy Druid, Jason Bible, smalltalk @The Wormhole
Leader Anna Chandler (COEDS) effortlessly walks the line between angular guitar rock and smart indie pop
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A Tribute to Legendary Songwriters @Tybee Post Theatre
Local songwriters pay tribute to the greats
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Malcolm Holcombe’s Pretty Little Troubles
Born in Asheville and raised in Weaverville, North Carolina, Holcombe played as a member of several regional bands as a young man, shifting into a solo career later on