Jenna Moore

'At 18, I started playing in Downtown Savannah at Miss Billy's, which is now Anthropologie, I believe… and the rest is history'

'We come from different cultural backgrounds, so we use our experiences and adapt U.S. music movements to create a feeling of music'

'We feel lucky to be able to continue to play music together after all these years'

Owner Susanne Warnekros tells us about what's next for the beloved bar and venue

'We steal from everyone. Some folks call that Americana'

Futurebirds are a refreshing blend of country and rock music with an eclectic, alternative/indie flair

In 1999, my grandmother, Helen “Sue” Breazel, was crowned Beach Bum Queen. This year, my mother, April Moore, wears the crown.

'I adore Savannah. I have a long history of haunting the streets of Savannah'

'Pops always said, The hardest part about fishing was just getting off your ass and going!'

When we inquired about the band’s goals for live shows, Jake Seres says, “I want people to have epiphanies in the pit”

With the founding band members still playing together, Umphrey’s McGee continues to set the stage for improv-rock music

Following his musical heritage, Rob McCoury began playing bass in 1986 while he was still in high school

During the Prohibition era, uninhabited Coastal Georgia Barrier Islands became the perfect places for criminals to brew and smuggle illegal booze

Learn more about the Savannah squares with this factually-fun scavenger hunt through the city’s downtown historic district

March 17 is a marathon, not a sprint for Irish families like the O’Connors