In addition to this week’s Stopover gig, Beach Fossils is back to touring, starting 2020 with a U.S. headlining tour
Savannah Stopover
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Velvet Caravan: A Savannah institution
The band is a beloved part of the music community, and is in many ways a major part of the fabric of the arts culture in the city
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Five years of Service
IT’S Service Brewing Company’s fifth anniversary, and for owners Meredith and Kevin Sutton, that means they’re about to put in a lot of work. “Every year at our anniversary, we […]
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Best Local Concert
When Savannah Stopover announced their 2019 lineup, the most talked-about artist on the list was Deerhunter. The groundbreaking indie rock band was actually a dream for Stopover’s Kayne Lanahan and […]
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Basically Nancy: Three of a kind
The group of seniors from Savannah Arts Academy radiates talent through their rock and indie tunes played all over town
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Savannah Stopover: The Bright Light Social Hour
‘We didn’t have any choice but to use the music to sort of heal and process everything’
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Savannah Stopover: Chastity
Chastity isn’t strict in its discipline, and neither is Death Lust, a tight, loud album with a wide variety of influence, from shoegaze to hardcore.
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Deerhunter’s genre-bending success
They’re hands down one of the most reliably interesting bands working today
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The Joy Formidable brings wall of sound to Stopover
Their most recent effort, 2018’s AARTH, is a natural and brilliant evolution of their sound
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Local Stopover Artists, Unite!
Aaron Paul Zimmer @Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum Troubadour is an oft-overused word that seems to be thrown around a bit too liberally when it comes to the singer/songwriter […]
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Savannah Stopover: Mike Krol
Power Chords owes some of its polish to Krol going back to his musical roots
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Savannah Stopover: Priests
‘The Seduction of Kansas’ name-checks the Koch brothers and White Castle over a synth beat