Last Thursday night, I hung out at Hang Fire for the first time since they got a last-minute, short-term lease extension. (Still no final word on exactly where the bar will be moving in 2016.) Seeing the diversity of people…
Insane Clown Posse‘s roots go back to Detroit of the 1980s, but the horrorcore rap duo and their various attendant ghouls seemed right at home on Saturday night in Hardeeville, South Carolina. ICP has long appealed to fans who find…
I’ve seen Kylesa live more than the average bear, somewhere in the range of…..well, a lot, let’s just leave it at that. I don’t think I’m reaching when I say that Friday night’s stunning performance at The Jinx was my…
Pretend Sweethearts were in Savannah again this weekend, and after performing at a house-show last night played for the brunch crowd at Foxy Loxy Print Gallery & Cafe this afternoon. The duo comprised of Drew de Man & Brianna Blackbird…
Last week brought an all-star performance from some of Savannah’s best known, and heaviest hitters at Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Blues Trinity: A Tribute to the 3 Kings (Albert, Freddie, and B.B. King) featured so many notable performers that…
When he first takes the stage, Jason Bible of The Train Wrecks approaches the microphone with a seeming reluctance. He often looks down, and sort of shuffles along, with a certain self-deprecating air. But then Jason attacks the guitar and…
I should know better at this point. Every year, probably due to being around so many caring, giving, and unselfish people, coupled with the unprotected hugs, hand shaking, and conversations, I catch a nasty case of the feels at Statts…
The 2015 Statts Fest featured eight strong Savannah-based bands — and they all brought everything they have to The Jinx last week. Statts Fest is of course organized by Friends of Statts every year in support of our friend Jason…
Another barn-burner of a show was put on at Trinity Sanctuary Concerts featuring Bradford Lee Folk & The Bluegrass Playboys with special guests Uncommon Collective. Not only did they tear the roof off of Trinity, but they also turned out…
I’m not saying you’re dumb if you didn’t come out to The Jinx last Thursday to see Nashville’s four guitar army, the entirely over-the-top-but-somehow-it-works Diarrhea Planet, but you certainly could be making better decisions. After witnessing them stun a packed…