Their brand of Americana, which often leans heavily into alt-country, is unique and impactful
Train Wrecks
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The Train Wrecks @Congress St. Social Club
They’re often called the hardest-working band in town, and for good reason. The Train Wrecks have become a Savannah institution since their inception, playing throughout the southeast and flying the […]
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Nancy Druid, Jason Bible, smalltalk @The Wormhole
Leader Anna Chandler (COEDS) effortlessly walks the line between angular guitar rock and smart indie pop
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Tybee City Limits returns
With ragged vocals landing somewhere between Lucero’s Ben Nichols and Drive-By Truckers’ Patterson Hood, Partridge is a captivating writer and performer
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Hoedown 2013: The gang’s all cheer
Benefit features the Accomplices, the Train Wrecks, American Hologram and the New Familiars.
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Hot off the presses
THE TRAIN WRECKS Saddle Up “We get loud but we never get bored,” Jason Bible sings in “Tennessee Mare,” the opening track on the Train Wrecks’ just–released second album. That’s […]
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College guide: Eight to Watch
MAGIC PLACES Paul Goerner is an electronic composer, mixmaster and performer, and his sights are set squarely on the future. He wants to artistically strengthen what he thinks of as […]
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Dare Dukes & the Blackstock Collection
DARE DUKES & THE BLACKSTOCK COLLECTION At 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 11 The Sentient Bean, 13 E. Park Ave. $6. Our city’s pre-eminent singer/songwriter returns for one of his periodic […]
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Runaway Train Wrecks
Channeling his restless energy has always been a tightrope walk for Jason Bible. As a kid back in Colleyville, Texas, the headstrong future frontman for the Train Wrecks was hell–bound […]
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After the flood
Last month’s flooding in Nashville claimed 31 lives, and caused an estimated $1.5 billion in damage. Along with the devastation that rained down on the population, many venerable country music […]
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What’s Next: Music for Nashville
Nashville’s recent woes, from the high–rising of the Cumberland River, have not gone unnoticed by musicians far and wide. Here in Savannah, a three–week benefit is being planned by singer/songwriter […]