Free Post Jim Reed Savannah gets it: BJ Barham brings rare solo show to town The leader of American Aquarium performs a set at The Thompson at Eastern Wharf this weekend.
Free Post Jim Reed Riverside Takeover boasts a huge eight-hour show at District Live This particular event ―known as “Riverside Takeover” for its location at the relatively new live music venue District Live in the city’s Plant Riverside development― boasts a noticeably more eclectic and varied amalgam of artists than might usually appear at one of Walls’ annual AURA Fests.
Free Post Jim Reed 'Living a dream': Thomas Claxton takes Me, Myself & Us concert series to the next level The latest installment of this increasingly popular and highly anticipated series takes place Saturday, April 12 at the District Live concert venue, in Plant Riverside District’s entertainment complex on the far West end of River Street.
Free Post Jim Reed Keith Kozel: Remembering a friend, a father, and the 'best rock and roll frontman this area has seen in the past 35 years' Longtime friend and bandmate Jim Reed muses on the life and legacy of the recently departed, and deeply missed, local vocalist, musician, artist, and icon Keith Kozel.
Free Post Jim Reed Fright Fest: 6 films, 10 hours, infinite scares Ryan Graveface talks about his ambitious, multifaceted film showcase this weekend at the Cultural Arts Center -- along with some breaking news about his other ventures.
Free Post Jim Reed Memories of The Bayou Cafe: An oral history "That place was real. It had a real vibe that formed over a long period of time. You can’t just come in, throw a lot of money down and then think you can capture that kind of atmosphere in a new place. That place had the funk of 30 crazy years."
Free Post Jim Reed 'When you remove a place like this, you remove a lot of the character from Savannah': Bayou Cafe to close after a generation of music and community "There is no way to recreate this somewhere else, by any means. It’s the musicians, the staff, the customers. The folks that surround you. We were like a family.”