Scottish indie rock and post-punk outfit We Were Promised Jetpacks (WWPJP) will be performing at Savannah Stopover Festival on Sat., March 12 at the Georgia Railroad Museum. The band will […]
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Savannah band Little Gracie thinking big at Stopover Festival
Little Gracie, one of the many hometown bands like Basically Nancy and Superhorse are being featured in this year’s Savannah Stopover. The band is set to perform for crowds of […]
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Savannah Stopover Music Festival 2021 plans on hold
The much beloved annual music festival is in a holding pattern as the world continues dealing with the COVID 19 pandemic. Here’s what was posted on the official Savannah Stopover […]
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Best Local Concert
The tenth anniversary of the Savannah Stopover Music Festival took the Best Local Concert category after a smashing line-up over the second weekend of March (as it is every year!). […]
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Savannah Stopover: Argonaut & Wasp
Brooklyn electro duo are perfect for fans of Hot Chip and Phoenix
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Savannah Stopover: Death Hags
‘Death Hags started out with the idea of doing something different, but that’s easier said than done’
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Savannah Stopover: Clouds & Satellites
Clouds & Satellites have been around for quite a while, in some form or another. And they’re not going anywhere any time soon, because they’re lifers. That’s the feeling you […]
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Stopover OGs Country Mice return to where it all began
‘We got the itch to play with each other and see each other again. And the Stopover always brings us back, in a way.’
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Savannah Stopover: Durand Jones and the Indications
‘What if the Delfonics grew up listening to Nas? What kind of music would that sound like?’
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Savannah Stopover: Illiterate Light
Before they were musicians, Jeff Gorman and Jake Cochran were organic farmers, and that creative partnership translated nicely to making music together
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Ten years of Stopover
IT’S SAFE to say that after ten years, Savannah Stopover Music Festival is a local institution. Over its decade of programming, the festival has brought performers like Grimes and Mac […]