Tommy Holland has participated in WTOC’s campaign every year. He is a great supporter of Toys for Tots and he joined us on Morning Break to let us know about a great event he runs every year - the Tommy Holland and Friends Musical Toy Drive and Benefit Concert.
A Savannah tradition returned Sunday night for the first time in-person in two years. Phil the Park, featuring the Savannah Philharmonic, had a limited sold out show.
Hunter Army Airfield is inviting civilians out to a concert event that will celebrate the relationship the military has always had with the local community.
For 85 years now, Portman’s Music has been behind a lot of the music year hear in Savannah, from teaching private lessons to creating access to learning music at public schools.
After an almost two-year wait, the Savannah Music Festival is bringing artists and audiences back together earlier than expected with a fall concert series later this month.
If you are looking for something to do next Friday that will also support a good cause, the non-profit Operation Patriots FOB is hosting a concert on Friday, Oct. 8 to benefit veterans in the Lowcountry and Coastal Empire.
Savannah’s Tim Malchak used the time during the pandemic lockdown to write and produce enough music to fill two albums that he recently released, and he debuted one of his new songs on Morning Break.
Savannah’s premiere Irish folksinger, songwriter and storyteller, Harry O’Donoghue, and special guests will perform an entertaining evening of music and history with a laugh or two this weekend at the Tybee Post Theater.
A pair of local Savannah singers are teaming up for a night of cabaret at Victory North and will be joined by a couple of guest performers with impressive credits on their resume.
The Savannah Music Festival has announced the lineup of music artists who will perform live during the festival’s much-anticipated 2021 Spring Season, May 23-30.
The Fabulous Equinox Orchestra has new music and a new show on the horizon. Tim Guidera shares how the local music group has stayed productive and creative throughout the pandemic.
The Savannah Philharmonic has a new Executive Director. Dr. Amy Williams previously worked as the Managing Director of orchestral organization Camerata Pacifica in Southern California.
The performing arts continues to be one of the hardest hit during the coronavirus pandemic, and many in Savannah’s vibrant community are learning to reinvent themselves.
Many musicians grow up with a dream of leaving home for new exciting places. But for Nykki Smalls, an international music career is made sweeter by bringing that experience and knowledge back to Hampton County.
The American Traditions Vocal Competition has announced that it hopes and plans to go on as scheduled in February, but the organization will be part of the summer in Savannah as well.
