The 2017 Savannah Stopover happened in the titular Georgia city over the weekend (March 9 - 10) where over 80 artists on their way to SXSW played across 16 venues in Savannah's Historic District.
Now in its seventh year, the Savannah Stopover has been offering music fans and artists a taste of SXSW but at a more civilized pace. Over the course of three days, over 80 bands will play at a dozen or so Savannah venues all of which are within walking distance of each other. Check out who we recommend...
New additions include Julien Baker, Weaves, Tim Darcy (Ought), Hockey Dad, Ian Sweet, Tall Tall Trees, Molly Burch, and more.
A collection of our best photos from 2016.
JEFF the Brotherhood, who released Zone earlier this year, have a few shows lined up for 2017. There hasn't been an official tour announcement, but they've got a couple Midwest dates in January (including the Tomorrow Never Knows fest in Chicago) and they'll play Brooklyn's Sunnyvale on February 24 with Tweens...
Lineup includes Tortoise, Title Fight, JEFF the Brotherhood, BADBADNOTGOOD, Pile, Ceremony, Big Thief, Ezra Furman, Into It. Over It, Open Mike Eagle, and Weaves.
Allison Crutchfield & The Fizz, Lee Fields & The Expressions, Ezra Furman, JEFF the Brotherhood, Wreckless Eric, Half Waif, Kishi Bashi, Crocodiles, AJ Davila and more are playing.
The sludgy Nashville supergroup offer up six cuts of riffy, headbanging muck.
During the last month of Brooklyn DIY venue Death by Audio's existence, photographer Ebru Yildiz practically lived at the space, shooting both the live shows and taking candid pics of life behind the scenes of those who lived and worked at DbA. Those photos are the basis of Ebru's new book We've Come So Far - The Last Days of Death By Audio...
Dates include a stop at Bushwick's Market Hotel in September.