Jenna Moore

'Savannah is filled with real people doing real things for real reasons. There’s nothing plastic about this scene.'

Manomet uses science and collaboration to strengthen bird migration routes, coastal ecosystems, and working lands and seas across the Western Hemisphere.

'It’s that emotional kick to the gut that you get from music that does it for me.'

'Learning to try without trying and letting it flow is essential when searching for an authentic flow of music and lyrics.'

'Every family involved had an incredible experience and since then it has encouraged others to step past the fear of performance and feel celebrated as they share their art.'

'Sometimes, we bring fully formed songs to the group while others accumulate and evolve collaboratively.'

'My earliest memories of music are sitting in a little rocking chair listening to Mr. Tambourine Man by Bob Dylan and On Every Street by Dire Straits.

'Music was a family thing.'

‘Just trying to change the script a hair this year. I want people to know that it’s all about the music for me… I like to have fun and get crazy, but I want my words and our songs to be in the forefront for 2024.’

‘I daydream about owning a bookstore someday. But if the touring stays good, I’ll probably never get around to it.’

Claiming the East Coast as his home now for 20 years, Matt stands out for his solo shows, as a producer, collaborator, singer and songwriter in Savannah’s music scene.

'When we find a cool, new spot, we put up a flag and want to become part of that community — the band has played here for years, but I knew after my first time playing here it had to be flagged!'

The infamous establishment is the essence of Savannah nightlife and exudes the energy of our lively community all year round

Support these Savannah musicians — whose monikers all begin with the letter ‘M’ — as they grace the stage at Graveface Lodge of Sorrows for a four-band bill.