It’s poetry that’s truly at the heart of Tristen’s creations—so much so that she’s done several songs which have lyrics that are taken from classic poems
Savannah Stopover Music Festival
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Stopover Genre Guide
Not sure exactly who you’re looking to see this year? Never fear, our Genre Guide is back to help you plan your schedule.
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Savannah Stopover announces 2020 headliners
THE 2020 Savannah Stopover Music Festival lineup is off to a serious start. The festival announces that Americana powerhouse duo Shovels & Rope will headline the festival on March 6. […]
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The early bird gets the earworm
This summer, music lovers can finish up the work day and head to El-Rocko Lounge for a live show and delicious drinks.
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Best Local Concert
When Cusses first took the Savannah stage in 2009, a friend of mine told me I should drop whatever I was doing and go check out the “hottest rock band […]
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Stopover in the Yard with SUSTO @The Grey
In keeping with Stopover in the Yard’s community-minded mission, this month’s show will benefit Planned Parenthood Southeast Advocates.
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Savannah Stopover: Charles Fauna’s ‘Eulogy’
‘Yes, it’s a heavy EP, but it’s also very loud and it’s epic and it’s uplifting’
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Savannah Stopover: Catching up with Kemba
‘I’m finding inspiration in my own life for what may be the first time in my life,’ he says.
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Savannah Stopover: Larkin Poe
After attending a bluegrass festival in the Tennessee mountains as teens, the sisters made connections and mentors in the world of roots music.
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Savannah Stopover: Low Cut Connie
“When I met President Obama, he said to me ‘Hey, when’;s your next record coming out?’ I told him we’re working on it. He said, ‘Well, I like what you do. I like your style. Keep it up.'”
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Savannah Stopover: ‘Drag’ yourself to of Montreal
While creating the upcoming album, Athens-based frontman Kevin Barnes reached a state of paranoia over the 2016 election, discovered the benefits of Buddhist meditation, and fell in love.
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Savannah Stopover: Tune in to Public Access T.V.
Where many bands have tried and failed to revive ’70s and ’80s rock ‘n’ roll, PATV’s brand of nostalgia has found quick appeal