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Five can't-miss shows on Savannah stages this week.

There is a surprising lack of emo bands in Savannah, but Ken...Where’s My Car? (KWMC) fills that much needed niche. KWMC will play alongside Pink Peugeot and Parking Garage at the Sentient Bean, May …

Since forming on Trans Day of Visibility several years ago, trans punk trio Sissy Fists have made an impact on the Savannah DIY music scene with their riotous live shows.

Since its inaugural event in 2017, The Undergo Festival has stood out from other music festivals by focusing exclusively on local Savannah artists and

The two-day Undergo Fest features many returning artists and some new faces. Trucks from Black Rabbit, Moon River Brewery and Chazitos will be on site.

The band is currently in the studio working on a series of singles to be released this spring and throughout the year with a full album to debut in early 2024.

Gringo Star, based out of Atlanta GA, will be playing tracks from their upcoming album, On and On and Gone, which releases June 2.

The Order of Elijah at El Rocko are their tour mates Homicyde, a death metal band from South Carolina, along with Omenkiller and Corrupted Empire.

Dave Portner is going solo this time with just a guitar and synthesizers, which seems to him to be the right approach for capturing more intimate electronic feel.

William Blackburn and the band were drawn to Savannah because it was a sister city to Charleston, a home away from home that felt familiar.