"What
would rock n roll be without feedback?"
When David Gilmour asked this in 1971, he was of course talking about audio feedback, but sometimes a band also needs – and deserves! – a good write-up. Charleston's music community is teeming with talent of all styles, synergy and cadence, creating a patchwork of sound across our old city. Add to this all of the great bands currently pouring out of sister cities such as Atlanta, Asheville, Savannah and Charlotte, and the potential to catch a good show on any given night is pretty fantastic! The landscape of music in the Southeast is changing, and you can be a part of it, if you know where to look.
This blog seeks to promote those who are working hard on crafting their own original music, so the monthly and nightly show schedules that I post may not appear as full as some of the other sites that list every live set (including cover and party bands) going on around town. If I'm ever missing anyone, please don’t hesitate to send me a note so that new shows can get added! Album reviews are also nice feedback for bands, so feel free to pass along info about upcoming releases.
Bookmark 'Rock n Roll Feedback' to get show recaps, album reviews, tour dates and other news about the artists and organizations whose calloused hands and road weary souls are driving the Southeast music community to be an undeniably integral facet of rock n roll's rebirth.
Like on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RocknRollFeedback
When David Gilmour asked this in 1971, he was of course talking about audio feedback, but sometimes a band also needs – and deserves! – a good write-up. Charleston's music community is teeming with talent of all styles, synergy and cadence, creating a patchwork of sound across our old city. Add to this all of the great bands currently pouring out of sister cities such as Atlanta, Asheville, Savannah and Charlotte, and the potential to catch a good show on any given night is pretty fantastic! The landscape of music in the Southeast is changing, and you can be a part of it, if you know where to look.
This blog seeks to promote those who are working hard on crafting their own original music, so the monthly and nightly show schedules that I post may not appear as full as some of the other sites that list every live set (including cover and party bands) going on around town. If I'm ever missing anyone, please don’t hesitate to send me a note so that new shows can get added! Album reviews are also nice feedback for bands, so feel free to pass along info about upcoming releases.
Bookmark 'Rock n Roll Feedback' to get show recaps, album reviews, tour dates and other news about the artists and organizations whose calloused hands and road weary souls are driving the Southeast music community to be an undeniably integral facet of rock n roll's rebirth.
Like on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RocknRollFeedback
Follow
on Twitter: @RocknRollFeedbk
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