I get a little depressed when I’m looking at tonight’s schedule for the Savannah Stopover.
I pretty much want to see every single act that’s playing in the time slots from 9 p.m. on tonight. So much talent.
Of course, there’s no reason to wait that long for great music. Christopher Paul Stelling, Pree, and a number of local acts kick things off at 4 p.m. at various downtown venues.
And it sure looks like a gorgeous day.
Yesterday was as tremendous as I hoped it would be. It’s very difficult to estimate crowds in Forsyth Park, but I’d say there were at least three thousand — that’s really conservative — for the free all ages show with headliner of Montreal and opening act Royal Canoe. In between those sets, Pujol played a few typically tight tunes in the parking lot next to the Third Man Records truck.
So here are a few pics from yesterday. These are unedited. I will be posting more pics and maybe even a couple of videos once I have time really to sit down and go through the shots I’ve taken, and then maybe clean a few of them up a little.
So here are some shots that include Filligar at B&D Burgers, Heyrocco at Taco Abajo, Pujol and of Montreal in Forsyth Park, Alex Bleeker & the Freaks at The Jinx, The Suzan at Club One, and Country Mice at The Jinx.
