The Baltimore Sun calls Abdu Ali Eaton, a native son, “the city’s most transfixing new artist.”
Savannah
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Punked by the promoter
“This is kind of our way of saying hey, we don’t all suck. We’re all in this together.”
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Bands announced for Dollhouse benefit show
A spokesman for New Orleans’ Eyehategod said the band had been contacted by the promoter, and they were ‘working it out.’
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Hanging with the Coathangers
“I’d never even played bass before. In middle school, I played clarinet, but that’s like completely different.”
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One full year of Missionary Blues
Once a musician, always a musician. It’s kind of like the Mafia—you signed up for life, my friend. You can check out any time you like, but you can never […]
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Making music for Tommy
Tommy Kim attended South University and worked at St. Joseph’s Hospital here in Savannah.
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Masquers do mystery!
“The killer actually kills people in front of you! And you don’t know he’s doing it. I think that’s the great joy of the thing.”
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Meet the faux Fab Four!
‘When are you lucky enough to be able to do something that affects everybody so positively?’
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Letter home from Les Racquet
The trio is back on familiar terra firma this week, for a pair of local shows and some beachside R&R.
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Actor, comedian Kevin James here Oct. 7
Kevin James, star of the long-running TV series The King of Queens, will bring his standup comedy to the Johnny Mercer Theatre Oct. 7. James, whose hit films include Paul […]
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Review: 22 Jump Street
The film’s four writers work overtime to ensure that the majority of the gags are fresh and that the recycled ones are given enough of an extra spin to make audiences laugh all over again.