Frank Ricci

'Ultimately, I wanted it to feel like the ultimate DIY tour, playing garages and house shows and coffee shops and businesses, clothing stores, record stores, art galleries.'

The members of Measurement come from wildly different directions to create a sound no other Savannah band is attempting.

Light years beyond the shrieking confines of metalcore, crabcore combines the heavy sounds, catchy choruses, and drop C guitar breakdowns with a stage spectacle that can, in fact, be part of a heart-healthy lifestyle.

Dropout Kings formed in Phoenix in 2016, kept that style intact while it was dormant in the mainstream, and are hoping to ride the new wave of everything ‘90s while the crest is peaking. If it’s your thing, they do it well.

Cowpunk is a distinct genre that is too often overlooked considering the many enduring branches that sprouted from it.

Sicard Hollow play progressive bluegrass with elements of jam, rock, and just enough punk energy to keep the mandolin player from living in a cardigan sweater.

That may be part of the genius here. Take something simple and attractive and make it 1000x better…and shirtless.

Take Five doesn’t think much of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but the induction of Talking Heads in 2002 is one of the reasons it shouldn’t be demolished and the ground cleared and salted.

Like the Captain Midnight Band show at the ‘Hole the night before, the late start for Front Porch at Broughton Street Bowl & Brew makes it another fitting Billy Strings aftershow.

Lee Fields very well may be the purest soul singer alive today, still killing it at 75.

Few Savannah bands have solidified their status as a reliable rock act like The Maxines.

Four local acts set the stage for the ornithological assault.

Self-described ADHD music, Fort Myers, FL’s Donefor flip between pop punk, emo, and metalcore with shocking alacrity.

Exhumed's six LPs since reforming are as intense as the rest, with better production and musicianship. Savannah is lucky to have their current tour stop in for some filthy, sloppy basement surgery on your ears. Submit willingly.

Dangermuffin's sound sits comfortably between breezy Southern rock, acoustic-driven Americana, and lightly psychedelic jam textures.