Frank Ricci

This Psycodelics gig is quite a coup for the new venue, Broughton Street Bowl and Brew, which is piling up a slew of killer Dog Days Presents shows to introduce the joint to Savannah.

Papadosio has got the grooves and psychedelic roots you’d expect from any band in the jam universe, especially one that makes Asheville their home.

“Journey” may be the most grossly overused word in modern communication, but it fits like a glove on Billy Strings.

A signature of Mongolian music that all members contribute to, throat-singing employs layered harmonics from a single breath, creating a virtual duet within one voice. Eerie, mesmerizing, and oddly comforting, it conjures the wind whistling across the steppe.

Huntsville's Cancerslug has been keeping the faith of foundational bands like the Misfits, and their 80s progeny The Fiendz and The Undead, since the dawn of the millennium.

'The tremors Mark and I have are really noticeable when we get nervous and there are a lot of intense moments in the show. I think it will add to the show, because you will not only feel the tension, you will see it.'

A Southern band playing music so tied to the UK might raise an eyebrow, but they do more than pull it off — they kill.

Full of angst and frustration? Ask your doctor about powerviolence.

Brock Butler effortlessly moves into jazz-inspired solos and back to P-Groove's trademark “anthemic trance arena rock.”

The Savannahian spoke to founding member Drew Emmitt about the band’s history, the current state of the jam band scene, an unexpected Slayer parallel, and more.

Imagine, if you will, golden-era Rush without Geddy’s vocals, with strong krautrock four-on-the-floor drums spread around, and the same tingling intensity in the riff progressions and transitions.

Described as a “howling one-woman vocal wrecking crew,” Elli Perry gladly demolishes overly structured ideas of songwriting, and you’ll revel in the debris.

El Rocko’s Saturday night psychedelic get-down is as good a night as any and better than most.

As far as we know, Mr. Russo is in good health and exercises regularly behind the drum kit.