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New music venue to hosts a series of concerts in Savannah

Amos Lee, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe and Marc Broussard are among the artists performing.
Amos Lee is among the artists performing as part of a new series of concerts at the Plant Riverside District in Savannah.

Credit: Courtesy of District Live

Credit: Courtesy of District Live

Amos Lee is among the artists performing as part of a new series of concerts at the Plant Riverside District in Savannah.
By Giana Levy
July 14, 2021

A series of concerts will be coming to Plant Riverside District in Savannah starting in August.

District Live, a new live music venue located in the Atlantic Building at Plant Riverside District, will host live shows from August through December 2021. With an exclusive partnership with Live Nation, 16 music artists that range from rock to pop to funk are set to perform at the venue.

Country music singer-songwriter Kendell Marvel is the first artist to perform at the venue on Aug. 24.

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Other artists included in the concert series are SUSTO, Amos Lee, Maddie & Tae, The Nude Party, Passafire, Paul Cauthen, Turkuaz, White Reaper, Funk You, Marc Broussard, Liz Cooper & The Stampede, Drake White, Tyler Rich, Michigan Rattlers and Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe.

General admission tickets, with prices ranging from $15 to $60, are available beginning at 10 a.m. Friday, July 16, via ticketmaster.com.

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Giana Levy is a summer 2021 Digital intern for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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