Savannah’s Black Tusk might be the hardest working band in rock and roll. The power trio—every member sings, including the drummer!—has toured each year since 2005, playing over one thousand shows, while six of their recordings have dropped in that time. Born from the acclaimed southern sludge scene that brought the world new masters of guitar riffs like Baroness and Mastodon, Black Tusk bring a furious cocktail of Blackfoot, Black Sabbath and Black Flag (sensing a pattern?). Expect thick tones and fuzzy power chords at maximum volume—ideal for an evening of filthy jams fit for bikers and head shop enthusiasts alike.
$12. 9pm. Frankie’s Inner City, 308 Main St. 419-693-5300. frankiesinnercity.com
Savannah’s Black Tusk might be the hardest working band in rock and roll. The power trio—every member sings, including the drummer!—has toured each year since 2005, playing over one thousand shows, while six of their recordings have dropped in that time. Born from the acclaimed southern sludge scene that brought the world new masters of guitar riffs like Baroness and Mastodon, Black Tusk bring a furious cocktail of Blackfoot, Black Sabbath and Black Flag (sensing a pattern?). Expect thick tones and fuzzy power chords at maximum volume—ideal for an evening of filthy jams fit for bikers and head shop enthusiasts alike.
$12. 9pm. Frankie’s Inner City, 308 Main St. 419-693-5300. frankiesinnercity.com
