Free Post The Savannahian Soundboard: July 6-12 Monday 7/6 * Ray Tomasino (5pm) @ Wexford Pub * Open Mic (6pm) @ The Wormhole * Blake Eason (6pm) @ Vic’s Tuesday 7/7 * Joe Wilson (5pm) @ Wexford Pub * Cyril Durant (4pm) @ Fleeting
Free Post Savannah caught in the middle of long-alleged College Park City Council corruption "We want to know why the secrecy, and why they're holding the meeting over 200 miles away at a time when the mayor is not available to preside over the meeting," McGouirk said.
Free Post Savannah Children's Theatre looks ahead to new location "It was never about the building, not really. It was always about the people."
Free Post Street Clothes prep long-awaited new album, celebrate with Wormhole gig The amazing thing that happened through this whole process is that we really learned to love each other for our very different musical skills. It took fucking five years."
Free Post The Rock and Roll Playhouse brings the music of David Bowie to Savannah—for kids IF YOU'RE A PARENT, you know that kids music can sometimes feel a bit..well...much. It's not exactly tailored to the tolerance of the parent,
Free Post Jenna Moore Savannah Music Festival: An Oral History 'I love those spontaneous moments that can only happen at a festival, when artists collaborate on stage.'
Free Post Nitty Gritty Dirt Band returns for a major farewell 'Our set list changes a little bit from night to night, especially if we're going from playing in a theater to playing in front of 15,000 people at a festival somewhere.'
Free Post Jim Reed talks giant hurricane benefit compilation featuring 201 Savannah artists 'The best part about this collection is that since it’s a digital release and we’re not pressing physical product, there is absolutely no limit in terms of how long it can be.'
Free Post Massive compilation brings together nearly 200 local artists for NC hurricane relief THE DEVASTATING impacts of Hurricane Helene in North Carolina this past September are still being felt today. Over one hundred fatalities, entire cities like Asheville nearly decimated, and untold damages