If you’re a music lover in Savannah, Ga., the place to be this evening is Southbound Brewery for The Accomplices’ release party for their excellent new album A Truck, a Train, an Old Dump Pile. The beer-drinking tickets are $20…
Just a couple weeks after supporting Vampire Weekend at the Fox Theater in Atlanta, Jacuzzi Boys invaded the intimate drinkery/dancery/venue/party that is Hang Fire for a gig booked by Savannah Stopover/MusicFile Productions. Relative humidity hovered right around 100% as the…
I love the idea of Throwback Thursday mostly because I end up sitting on a lot of shots that don’t get used in some of my posts, so any way of getting them out is welcome! I thought I’d put…
Hey guys, I hope you are ready for another big weekend of downtown music. I am looking forward to a good show at Trinity Church with Waits & Co., Damon & The Shitkickers, and Paving Gravy and an album release…
Looking back at Stopover, one of the things that made the entire experience so special was the connection that the artists made with not only the press and their fans, but also the connections that they made with the locals…
Big news for the Savannah hip hop scene today with the official release of Miggs‘ Son Of A Gun from Dope Sandwich Productions. You can listen and download here via Bandcamp: Son Of A Gun by Miggs Check out coverage…
SCAD announced its annual New Alumni Concert lineup this morning. It’s a hard-hitter this year with alt-country favorites Lucero, the bombastic, gotta-see-’em-live Mutemath, and singer-songwriter Brett Dennen. As Jinx regulars, Lucero have earned a devoted Savannah following; their January show…
More good news from The Silver Palms, who will be playing some pretty good sized rooms in June with Jake Bugg in the Southeast and Midwest: Post by The Silver Palms. The young band from Camden County, Ga. opened several…
In my Unplugged column in Do this week, I spotlighted Savannah Stopover 2014 alum Bedroom, the solo project of Nashville’s Noah Kittinger. The young musician’s new record Grow is being officially released next week on the Furious Hooves label but…
Do y’all remember last January, when Whaleboat released their “Socialist” single at The Jinx? Remember how Cusses played, too? Remember the spitball of energy that was the out-of-towner, self-described Southern-Gothic-Depression-Era-Cheerleader-Metal band Can’t Kids? Yeah. That was fun. Columbia’s Can’t Kids…