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MusicFile: Casket Girls' Graveface debut is enchanting, amazing
People who’ve encountered ghosts often express a peculiar sense of comfort within the shock, a paralysis that makes it too mesmerizing to look away. “Sleepwalking,” the debut record from Savannah’s...
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MusicFile: Savannah's Whaleboat sails off on new record, tour
In 2011, Brent Collins was landlocked. The Georgia native had uprooted and moved to Texas, leaving his beloved coastal hometown with the bluesy rock group Mantis to pursue a lifelong dream of playing...
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Review: A-Town Get Down throws Savannah party to remember
Despite bone-chilling temperatures, students, families and even SCAD President Paula Wallace bundled up last Saturday for the third annual A-Town Get Down. The day-long festival was an opportunity to...
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REVIEW: Sea Wolf sets the tone for Savannah summer
Thanks in part to Savannah Stopover’s sponsorship, word spread quickly among Savannah’s indie-folk lovers that Sea Wolf would join the lineup of traditional giants that dominate the Savannah Music...
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Besides Daniel's emotive indie-folk returns to The Sentient Bean
BACK AT THE BEANIn a rush-hour-slammed Starbucks during one of his last Savannah visits, Daniel Brewer of Besides Daniel climbed onto a table, guitar in hand, and began to sing. Seconds before,...
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Kylesa kicks off Ultraviolet tour with free, all ages show in Savannah
There are a few aspects of Savannah that outsiders hold in reverential, oft-bewildered wonder. Our open container laws. How we manage to sleep at night knowing grisly murders occurred right in our...
View ArticleSavannah Spoken Word Festival back and better than ever
“Therapy for an artistic soul.”“Life through different perspectives.”“A performance that’s more true.”“The last vestige of honest artistry.”“Spoken word is not the kind of poetry that you hide away,”...
View ArticleJamie Deen to emcee Fourth Annual Night of Champions
For Savannah’s Deen family, giving back — much like cooking, Food Network hosting and cookbook penning — is a family affair. Keeping the tradition alive, Jamie Deen (eldest son of Paula) returns to...
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Concert is ultimate school's out dance party
Duffy Street’s PBR can-littered porches will scintillate in the dawn of May 31, but Savannah Party Starters are kicking off the school’s-out celebration two weeks in advance. On May 10, soon-to-be...
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James Maple brings rollicking twang to The Jinx
Though he’s spent years playing stages across the United States, Canada, and Europe, James Maple’s nerves are a little shaky. Just a few months after splitting with praised alt-country quartet...
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Captured! By Robots planning attack on Savannah
It seemed like a good idea at the time. Fed up with the greed, addiction and selfishness of rock musicians, Jay Vance decided to quit playing bass in bands with fellow humans and build customizable,...
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Streaming Spirits exhibit haunting, delicate
After stints in SCAD-Lacoste and SCAD-Atlanta, Kiki Smith and Valerie Hammond’s “Streaming Spirits” exhibition of prints, installations, drawings and more will be on display in the SCAD Museum of...
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Paws for a Cause to support shelters across the Lowcountry
Every year, local animal shelters receive hundreds of cats and dogs in need of a loving home.Keeping the critters happy and healthy as they wait for their new families to arrive takes a generous amount...
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Gringo Star wants to hook you
Before the moving trucks come and whisk them away, the class of 2013 will be getting down in Forsyth Park for Savannah favorite Gringo Star.With a new booking manager and third LP on the way, 2013 is...
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Greyboy Allstars dropping acid jazz, funk
For 20 years, The Greyboy Allstars have been instrumental in defining acid jazz and funk music. Keeping true to their own artistic pursuits, having fun and ignoring trends has allowed them to become...
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Get sexy in the park with Mayer Hawthorne
Mayer Hawthorne never set out to be a soul singer. In fact, he never set out to be Mayer Hawthorne. The suave moniker is the pseudonym of Andrew Mayer Cohen, a Detroit native, rapper, producer, DJ and...
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Steph Stewart bringing her Boyfriends to Savannah
When the cloying heat becomes just too much and you find yourself itching to ditch live oak for mountain hemlock, break out your trail maps and leave your phone charger at home, pour yourself a tall...
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Velvet Caravan offers smooth ride
For a handful of days in June, the historic Lucas Theatre has adopted a new set of rules. Attendees just show up (no advance tickets), sidle past the marquee entrance and slip through the back door...
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REVIEW: Speakeasy Cabaret a welcome addition to Savannah
Let’s be honest — not many towns do Thursday nights like we do. Stroll Broughton and Congress on “Savannah’s Friday” and you’ll find soul dancing, bluegrass jams and the most impassioned karaoke east...
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Talents of Savannah Theatre cast one of our best kept secrets
I have to be honest. Historically, my aversion to musical theater is rivaled only by my aversion to The Black Eyed Peas.Yet, sitting by myself in a theater full of Girl Scouts, tour groups and loyal...
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