Music

We are not only counting down to March 17.

Southeast Georgia is no stranger to recording artists. Some of the biggest names in country music today cut their teeth right here.

As we continue to celebrate Black History Month, the SCAD Honeybees are putting on a show that you dont want to miss.

Members of the Tybee Island Maritime Academy modern band received some exciting news Wednesday, getting an invite to watch their rock icons, Journey, play in person at Enmarket Arena

If your idea of Valentine’s Day is love songs from a big band, there are a couple of shows to help you celebrate next week.

The Tybee Island Maritime Academy 'modern band' is aiming to get the attention of legendary rock band Journey in hopes of taking a once in a lifetime field trip

For three decades, the American Traditions Vocal Competition has grown to include community concerts and educational initiatives while still offering opportunities for musicians and music lovers in Savannah. This weekend, it returns for a 30th season.

The Coastal Youth Choirs, also known as the Savannah Children’s Choir, is kicking off Black History Month a little early and they have a special event for you to check out Monday night!

Friday night in Metter, you can hear songs from Clayton Hackle’s whole catalog.

When Barry Manilow stopped by the Enmarket Arena as part of his tour this past weekend it wasn’t just to entertain but also to highlight the hard work of Savannah High band director Reginald Mitchell.

Whether it’s an evening of American classic tunes or an afternoon of family entertainment, the Savannah Philharmonic is offering a double-dip this weekend.

Jazz legends are returning to the Hostess City this weekend for a holiday performance and jam session.

The Coastal Empire has been making an impact on the country music scene for years with several national stars coming out of Statesboro.

The Savannah College of Art and Design are getting into the holiday spirit.

Spectra Choir, a local feminist treble choir committed to creating innovative and intriguing music while amplifying underrepresented voices through the music they sing, is making a big impact here in the Coastal Empire.

The Christmas classics have been playing on the radio in Savannah for more than a month. Now, there is a brand new addition to the season.

Savannah Alderman Nick Palumbo and Alderwoman Linda Wilder-Bryan joined Afternoon Break to tell us about “Caroling with the Council.”

Tickets to Taylor Swift's newest tour sold out quick and now could cost you thousands on resale but one local business is giving two away completely free

It will run from March 23 to April 8, 2023.

Music changed Tommy Holland’s life and now he would like to share what it did for him with other young people.

Friday night, the Plant Riverside District will host a Fiesta Latina Dance Party at District Live. Joining us now is, LPT Salsa Band, featured in the night’s concert.

“I’m the first blind kid that’s come through the county’s school system. So, I’ve had to pave the way over the years,” and ECHS senior Austin Wegmann has done just that as a member of the Marching Band

Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas, also known as “Fiddle and Cello” is an award winning duo with a new album. They stopped by the WTOC Studios for Afternoon Break.

This weekend is a chance for residents, local artists and musicians to get together in a creative space.

Due to brain damage Rosa Rhodes says her daughter Destiny at one time was unable to communicate, until she found music, specifically country music star Keith Urban's music. Now not only is she communicating but she has dreams of joining Urban on stage.

Hispanic Heritage month continues and there is still time to celebrate!

A South Carolina organization is creating a place to serve our local veterans and their families through a variety of programs.

You may have heard them performing in a neighborhood near you for Phil the Neighborhoods, but next week you’ll get to experience the largest outdoor concert of the season!

It’s not the music you’d expect to hear coming from bar and perhaps, not exactly who you’d expect that sound to be coming from but Andrew Jay Ripley is living out his dream, both of them.

The history of Jazz in Savannah is as deeply rooted in cities like New Orleans, but it’s a story in need of a home to share it.