Musical Explorers Program News Today

Kodo made their debut in 1981 at the Berlin Festival and have since performed over 6,500 shows in every continent.

Next years line-up includes Buddy Guy, St. Paul and the Broken Bones, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Patty Griffin and Terence Blanchard.

Headlined by a Buddy Guy farewell concert and the return of Tedeschi Trucks Band and St. Paul and the Broken Bones, SMF is ready for the new year.

Eric Britt is bringing Homegrown Jam back with Matt Eckstine, Lyn Avenue, and Aaron Paul Zimmer and City Hotel at Victory North Savannah.

Savannah-raised Natalie Goodman is rising on the country charts and shell be at Plant Riverside for the rest of the year as their resident musician.

The Goliards will be joined by acclaimed soprano Sheila Berg at St. Pauls Episcopal Church for an afternoon of world music on Sunday at 3 p.m.

The Musical Explorers program makes a return after two years due to COVID. The program and curriculum was developed by the Savannah Music Festival.

McIntosh County Shouters return to the Savannah Music Festival with an interactive Q&A session and performance at Savannah Cultural Arts Center.