Check it out: If you’ve never seen or heard Little Tybee, then you really ought to check out the latest album For Distant Viewing and listen for Martin’s guitar in the mix: Here’s Martin and the rest of the band…
I’d never caught Consider the Source and their “sci-fi Middle Eastern fusion” before, so I was especially excited about their set at The Wormhole on Friday night here in Savannah. Even listening to the music doesn’t really give an adequate…
I love the many moods of American Aquarium and wrote a bit about the band for my weekly column in Do at SavannahNow. On Saturday, AA is back at The Jinx for only their 2nd gig of the year in…
Check out The Pizza Underground’s demo, recorded live at Macauley Culkin’s house on 11/11/13: The Pizza Underground Demo by The Pizza Underground The demo has very short tracks: Papa John Says I’m Beginning to Eat the Slice Pizza I’m Waiting…
The Wild has played one gig in Savannah — they opened for The Queers almost two years ago at The Wormhole. And I’ve been a fan ever since. I sure hope we’ll get a chance to experience more of The…
If you’re anywhere within an easy day’s drive of Charleston, S.C., I highly recommend planning now to attend a show or two at Spoleto in late May and/or early June of 2014. Here’s the digital brochure — click to go…
In early August, the rock band Filligar played a great gig at The Jinx supported by harpist/singer-songwriter Mikaela Davis and her excellent musicians. That was yet another show promoted by MusicFile Productions, the parent company of Savannah Stopover. None of…
Triathalon — one of the top young bands in Savannah, and maybe in the Southeast — heads out this week on a tour presented by our friends at The Blue Indian. From TBI: We caught wind of these guys in…
The current dates from Graveface Records’ Facebook event for the Graveface Roadshow 2014 featuring The Casket Girls, The Stargazer Lilies, Dreamend, and Dott (for Seattle and later): 2/14/2014 Atlanta GA 529 2/16/2014 Washington DC DC9 2/18/2014 New York NY Mercury…
OK, we got punked today, as did a lot of people, by a recirculating article from way back in the day on Billboard The album referenced in the piece came out in 2001. Sorry to get your hopes up. Prince…