Tag: Triathalon

Christ, Lord / Triathalon / Faun and Pan Flute – Dollhouse Productions – 04/27/13

by bill dawers • April 23, 2013

From the Facebook invitation:
Atlantaâ€™s garage ballroom / punk tango masters Christ, Lord bring their fantastic live show back to Savannah for a live performance on Dollhouseâ€™s main stage. Faun and Pan Flute open and later lend their whimsical stylings to the Christ, Lord set for what is destined to be an unforgettable night of entertainment.

Christ, Lordâ€™s set will be recorded and taped as part of an ongoing Savannah Stopover Sessions at Dollhouse Studios recorded series to be made available online via bandcamp. Local superhero heartthrobs Triathalon will close the night. Doors at 8pm.

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Savannah Stopover preview: Triathalon

by bill dawers • March 2, 2013

I’ve written pretty regularly about Triathalon since first hearing the band in early 2012, and I’m thrilled that Savannah Stopover has given them a prime slot at this year’s festival, playing after Beach Day and before Dent May at Hang Fire on Saturday, March 9.

The surf-soul-rock band recently completed a 3-song EP at the newish Dollhouse Productions here in Savannah — Triathalon’s Stopover gig will also be a release party for that EP.

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The MusicFile — now with a regular Savannah Morning News column — picks the top 20 songs of the South for 2012

by bill dawers • December 27, 2012

Good news for readers of Do — the entertainment pullout section on Thursdays in the Savannah Morning News: Kayne Lanahan and The MusicFile team (the folks behind Savannah Stopover) are going to be writing a couple of columns per month.

The inaugural piece: The MusicFile: Sorting out the top 10 Southern songs of 2012.

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Dan Deacon, Grand Buffet, Triathalon play to euphoric Savannah crowd (lots of photos)

by bill dawers • December 11, 2012

The crowd did whatever Deacon asked — they pointed, kneeled, stepped back, divided into two teams, even exited the back of the building and came back in the front after creating a long bridge of extended arms and united hands.

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Savannah Stopover now accepting submissions from local bands for 2013 festival

by bill dawers • December 9, 2012

The Savannah Stopover is now encouraging local bands to apply for the three-day festival, scheduled for March 7-9.

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Dan Deacon / Grand Buffet / Triathalon – Dollhouse Productions – 12/10/12

by bill dawers • November 14, 2012

“This will be Deaconâ€™s third visit to Savannah. He is currently supporting his new album America (Domino Records) that debuted on August 28th. America has been described by the New York Times as ‘a dark love letter of sorts to the country.’ Rolling Stone states that ‘his music and sound-scapes depict the beauty and poetic nature of his homeland.'”

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The Casket Girls, Triathalon at Marc by Marc Jacobs in Savannah

by bill dawers • October 26, 2012

Triathalon was up first, and they decided to perform in drag. Really bad drag, as you can see in the photos. Their surf rock sound worked just fine in their stripped down, quiet delivery.

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Get ready for the busiest fall weekend in Savannah

by bill dawers • October 23, 2012

Just a note to those hoping to launch new ventures on the weekend closest to Halloween and to those hoping to get exhaustive press coverage even though they’re up against a huge array of other offerings: there are 51 other weekends during the year that you might want to consider.

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No Control Fall Festival: photos and a few final thoughts

by bill dawers • October 8, 2012

The No Control Mini Fall Festival occupied part of the sprawling Southern Pine Company — a few vendors were in the courtyard and a busy lineup of bands played in the airy old workshop at the north end of the site. Despite all the hard surfaces, the space turned out to be great for music.

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No Control Fall Festival – 10/06/12

by bill dawers • September 17, 2012

The twice-yearly event once again will be held at Southern Pine Company at 35th and East Broad streets in Savannah. Eight bands are scheduled for this all ages event.

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