Homegrown Summer Jam 2026
Jack Bible, Eric Britt, The Accomplices and The Trainwrecks take the stage this year to celebrate the best of Savannah's local music scene.
Jack Bible (Courtyard)Jack Bible has his first album of 14 songs ready for July release. He is a multi-instrumentalist and a songwriter. His influences range from Hank to Nick Drake all th way to the Grateful Dead. He is 13 and bound for glory.
Eric Britt and FamilyOnce one of 90s Athens alterna-rockers, Eric Britt now enjoys creating an acoustic soundscape in his Savannah hometown. Britt plays his own brand of beautiful roots music locally and in the surrounding areas of the low country, with a song repertoire that spans familiar 70s music all the way to the present. Britt also puts on big local showcases quarterly at Victory North and Tybee Post with his production group, the Homegrown Collective.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=261104242165783
The AccomplicesThe Accomplices are a Savannah, Georgia–based lowcountry string band forging their own path through the Americana landscape. Blending bluegrass, country, folk-rock, and jam influences, they’ve earned recognition as a standout regional act, known for high-energy live shows and rich, layered harmonies. Featuring Matt Eckstine, Zach Smith, Colleen Heine, and Stan Ray, their sound combines thoughtful songwriting with dynamic textures and a timeless feel.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZR_XIwvC-g
The Train WrecksThe Train Wrecks are a band in the truest sense. All members are involved in the arranging of the songs, and each member plays multiple roles during their high-energy live shows. The band is comprised of Jason Bible (guitar, voice, harmonica) who is an award winning singer-songwriter hailing from Ft. Worth TX. , Carolina raised Markus Kuhlmann (drums, voice, guitar), Savannah native Eric Dunn (elec. Bass, upright bass, voice) and Stuart Harmening (dobro, banjo, guitar). All four bring their own unique perspective and talents to the table to create a singular musical vision, one that they hope to bring to as many people as possiblehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMoke3Ov3Jk
Jack Bible, Eric Britt, The Accomplices and The Trainwrecks take the stage this year to celebrate the best of Savannah's local music scene.
Jack Bible (Courtyard)Jack Bible has his first album of 14 songs ready for July release. He is a multi-instrumentalist and a songwriter. His influences range from Hank to Nick Drake all th way to the Grateful Dead. He is 13 and bound for glory.
Eric Britt and FamilyOnce one of 90s Athens alterna-rockers, Eric Britt now enjoys creating an acoustic soundscape in his Savannah hometown. Britt plays his own brand of beautiful roots music locally and in the surrounding areas of the low country, with a song repertoire that spans familiar 70s music all the way to the present. Britt also puts on big local showcases quarterly at Victory North and Tybee Post with his production group, the Homegrown Collective.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=261104242165783
The AccomplicesThe Accomplices are a Savannah, Georgia–based lowcountry string band forging their own path through the Americana landscape. Blending bluegrass, country, folk-rock, and jam influences, they’ve earned recognition as a standout regional act, known for high-energy live shows and rich, layered harmonies. Featuring Matt Eckstine, Zach Smith, Colleen Heine, and Stan Ray, their sound combines thoughtful songwriting with dynamic textures and a timeless feel.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZR_XIwvC-g
The Train WrecksThe Train Wrecks are a band in the truest sense. All members are involved in the arranging of the songs, and each member plays multiple roles during their high-energy live shows. The band is comprised of Jason Bible (guitar, voice, harmonica) who is an award winning singer-songwriter hailing from Ft. Worth TX. , Carolina raised Markus Kuhlmann (drums, voice, guitar), Savannah native Eric Dunn (elec. Bass, upright bass, voice) and Stuart Harmening (dobro, banjo, guitar). All four bring their own unique perspective and talents to the table to create a singular musical vision, one that they hope to bring to as many people as possiblehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMoke3Ov3Jk
Good to know
Highlights
- under 18 with parent or legal guardian
- In person
- Doors at 6PM
Refund Policy
Location
Victory North Savannah
2603 Whitaker Street
Savannah, GA 31401
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