There’s lots I could talk about with this Saturday night rock show/weirdness….the costumes, the totally dumb/totally fun songs about Too Many Mikes/Tacos/Ninja High School/Medium Rare Steaks, the whole crowd limbo, the crowd participation, the circle pit, the crowd surfing, the…
One of my favorite things about a Monday night show? You can see a touring band with your favorite dad band — and be in bed by midnight. I swear, I try and have fun sometimes. I caught The Plurals…
The last time that Underhill Rose came through Savannah it was to accompany The Accomplices at The Jinx. Before a full house these consummate professionals put on a great showing of harmony & songwriting. Yes, these ‘up the mountain’ songstresses…
It was sure good to see PALEFACE recently at The Wormhole — and the night was even better because of the solid crowd that got more and more into the indie folk icon’s show as it progressed. I guess it…
How am I NOT going to go to an event named “Night of the Living Shred”?? A Dad Joke production, it featured The Gumps, Twisty Cats, Greta O and The Toxic Shock, and The Ghost Ease, a Portland (OR, not…
We don’t throw the word “legends” around casually here. Here’s The Dickies from 1979: The Dickies headline The Wormhole tonight (Wednesday, 8/12). Click here for Facebook event. Jeff Two-Names and the Born Agains will open, apparently after-9-ish. So what are…
I’ve bragged to a lot of people about seeing Dick Dale at The Wormhole back in April, and only a handful have actually known who he is, so if you don’t recognize the name, you are not alone. For context:…
None of our usual hissing lawns photographers were able to go to Kylesa’s big hometown show at The Wormhole last weekend — both Tom and I were at Shaky Knees in Atlanta — but Wicked Ways Photography has graciously allowed…
Though often overlooked by the downtown music crowd, The Wormhole is one of the best places to see live music in Savannah. Stylistically eclectic, acoustically superior and significantly cheaper at the bar, this club is more spacious than any of…
On Saturday night, I found myself choked up by Ian McLagan’s performance of “Glad and Sorry,” a bittersweet number originally recorded by his former band The Faces. I’ve always found it an incredibly touching song, but as performed in tribute…