Vocalist Dave Hollister rose to fame as a member of ’90s smash hit vocal group Blackstreet, contributing to chart-toppers “No Diggity,” “Baby Be Mine,” and “Before I Let You Go” before embarking on a solo career in 1995.
The Stage On Bay
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Molly Hatchet, Blackfoot @The Stage on Bay
A mix of Lynyrd Skynyrd-style grit and hard rock edge kept fans around through many lineup changes.
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Phil Vassar @The Stage on Bay
Vassar started out writing some of the greatest hits of 1990s country.
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Sister Hazel: (It’s Still) All For You
The band’s shelf life is strongly aided by their ease between genres
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Rodney Atkins @The Stage on Bay
Atkins’ “If You’re Going Through Hell (Before the Devil Even Knows)” won fans with its quick banjo licks and relatable lyricism.
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Quiet Riot @The Stage On Bay
The band’s gone through many brief breakups, reformations, and lineup changes throughout the years
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The Stage On Bay debuts just in time for St. Patrick’s
AFTER SOME wild back-and-forth with City Council, The Stage on Bay, Savannah’s newest music venue, has been granted its alcoholic beverage license and will open its doors to the public […]
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Editor’s Note: Strategizing the Strategic Plan
One could easily argue that a hundred grand is chump change compared to the amount of wasted money and bad PR — water/utility billing software fiasco, cough-cough – that comes from an overall lack of a sane and cohesive strategy. But we already have an elected City Council, a very highly paid City Manager, and a second, lame-duck City Manager still on payroll through the year.
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Editor’s Note: Does City Council really need to deal with liquor licenses at all?
Some other cities have separate boards of review whose only job is to deal with alcohol licenses. This frees up elected officials to focus their time and energy elsewhere — instead of on hour-plus deliberations across multiple meetings, as we saw with the excruciatingly drawn-out case of The Stage On Bay.
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Year in Review: Music
“2016 IS THE YEAR of growing pains,” announces Matt Collett. The co-owner of The Garage Savannah and seasoned drummer should know. Shaped by the Savannah scene since he was just […]