Tag: music festival
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A Face In The Crowd: My Tom Petty Experience
I was 15 when I saw Tom Petty live. It was 2013, on the outskirts of Manchester, Tennessee at the Bonnaroo Music Festival. Everyone was telling me that I had to see so many different acts. I had to see Paul McCartney because he might not be performing for much longer, I had to see…
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Welcome to Rockville 2017 Highlights
SCAD Radio recently ventured out to Jacksonville, Florida for Welcome to Rockville, a festival featuring your favorite hard rock bands both old and new. Follow Michael and our Music Director Kush through the highlights of the two day long festival.
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2017 Savannah Stopover: Lawrence Q&A
SCAD Radio got the chance to talk with siblings Clyde and Gracie Lawrence from the band Lawrence after their performance at 2017 Savannah Stopover in Savannah, Georgia. Lawrence performed songs from their debut LP Breakfast, released in 2016, and their first EP, Homesick, from 2013. Here’s a look at SCAD Radio’s interview with Clyde and…
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A.U.R.A. Fest 2017: Microwave Q&A
SCAD Radio recently had the opportunity to chat with Microwave after their performance at 2017 A.U.R.A. Fest in Savannah, Georgia. Microwave is one is most prolific up and comers in the pop punk and post hardcore scene. The band sings about some of the most personal material in a way that never feels corny…
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AURA Fest 2017: The Funeral Portrait Q&A
SCAD Radio had the opportunity to chat with The Funeral Portrait frontman Lee Jennings at 2017 A.U.R.A. Fest in Savannah, Georgia. The post-hardcore band has been loving dubbed “theatricore” by a growing passionate fan base for their memorable live shows. The Funeral Portrait made waves when they broke onto the scene with an EP,…
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A.U.R.A. Fest 2017 Review
Savannah was treated to some of the best acts in metal and hard rock music this past Saturday at 2017 A.U.R.A. (All Underground Rock Allday) Festival. The music festival returns to Savannah for the first time in many years, bringing heavy music to The Gardens of the Ships of the Seas Maritime Museum. Timothy Walls,…
