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A fresh wave of Savannah talent steps into the spotlight when the Modern Band from Savannah Arts Academy performs at Victory North on March 9. The student ensemble blends modern rock, pop, and indie influences into a lively showcase of young musicianship. Expect bold guitar work, confident vocals, and the kind of enthusiasm that only rising performers bring to the stage. It’s a chance to see tomorrow’s local music scene taking shape right now. For music fans who enjoy discovering new talent and supporting local arts programs, this hometown performance delivers an inspiring and entertaining evening.
A timeless fairytale arrives on the Johnny Mercer Theatre stage as Sleeping Beauty is performed on March 10. This elegant production pairs classical ballet with ornate costumes and the sweeping music of Tchaikovsky to bring the beloved story to life. Princess Aurora’s tale unfolds through graceful choreography, vivid stage design, and the classic battle between good and evil. The show carries the charm and spectacle audiences expect from traditional ballet while remaining accessible for all ages. Whether you’re introducing kids to theater or simply enjoying a beautiful evening downtown, this performance offers a graceful escape into storybook magic.
Congress returns to the road with their “Congress In Session” Spring Tour, stopping at Victory North on March 10 for a night built around groove, improvisation, and musicianship. The band’s sound draws from jam rock, Southern soul, and funk, creating extended live moments where songs stretch and evolve. Guitar solos rise, rhythms settle into deep pockets, and the crowd becomes part of the experience. Fans who appreciate musicians willing to let a song breathe will feel right at home. In a venue known for its close connection between artist and audience, this show promises a relaxed but musically rich night.
One of musical theater’s most beloved stories returns to the stage as The Sound of Music runs March 11 to 15 at the historic Savannah Theatre. Evening performances take place March 11 to 13 at 7:30pm, with matinees on March 14 and 15 at 3pm. Audiences can enjoy classic songs like “Do-Re-Mi,” “My Favorite Things,” and “Climb Ev’ry Mountain” performed live by a talented cast. Set against the backdrop of the Austrian Alps, the story follows Maria and the Von Trapp family in a tale filled with warmth, courage, and unforgettable melodies. It’s the kind of musical that welcomes longtime fans and first time theatergoers alike.
Fans of ‘90s alt pop and ska revival will feel right at home when Subliminal Doubt performs at Victory North on March 12. The tribute band celebrates the music of No Doubt and Gwen Stefani, recreating the energy and attitude that defined hits like “Just a Girl,” “Don’t Speak,” and “Spiderwebs.” With punchy horns, driving rhythms, and bold lead vocals, the show channels the playful edge that made the original songs so iconic. It’s the kind of concert where nostalgia kicks in fast and the crowd sings along without hesitation. Expect a lively room and plenty of throwback moments.
Victory North hosts two performances of The Jazz Room on March 13, offering shows from 6:00 to 7:15 PM and again from 8:00 to 9:15 PM. The experience celebrates the roots of New Orleans jazz, weaving together classic standards, brass driven rhythms, and the improvisational spirit that shaped the genre. Musicians guide audiences through the sounds that once filled French Quarter clubs and historic dance halls. Each set captures the warmth and spontaneity that make jazz performances feel unique every time they’re played. Whether you arrive early or catch the later show, it’s an inviting evening of timeless music and relaxed atmosphere.
Stand up comedian Matt Rife brings his latest tour to Enmarket Arena on March 14, delivering the fast paced comedy style that helped build his massive online following. Known for quick improvisation and playful interactions with the audience, Rife blends observational humor with sharp crowd work that keeps every show slightly different. His viral clips introduced millions to his style, but the full live set gives him room to stretch the jokes even further. Fans can expect plenty of laughs, unexpected moments, and a packed arena ready to react. It’s one of the most talked about comedy tours currently making its way across the country.
Drama, romance, and sharp humor take center stage when A Boss Affair arrives at the Johnny Mercer Theatre for performances March 14 8:00 PM to March 15 8:00 PM. The stage production dives into complicated relationships, workplace ambition, and the personal choices that blur the lines between business and love. Through lively dialogue and expressive performances, the story unfolds with moments that are both comedic and emotionally charged. Audiences can expect plenty of twists as the characters navigate loyalty, temptation, and power dynamics. For theatergoers who enjoy bold storytelling and relatable relationship drama, this production promises an engaging night downtown.
