Savannah Stopover Music Festival and The Park at Eastern Wharf are teaming up for the monthly Riverfront Concert Series! The next Monthly Concert is Friday, October 16th from 7-10 pm and features Savannah’s The Intracoastal Playboys with an opening set by Andrew Sovine.

The Intracoastal Playboys are one of Savannah’s favorite classic country cover bands, paying tribute to artists such as Buck Owens, George Jones, Loretta Lynn, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Paycheck, Dolly Parton and many more…

Andrew Sovine is a seasoned music director, producer, and multi-instrumentalist with extensive experience in live performance, studio production, and touring — and playing classic country hits.

Thanks to our sponsors: Pilot & Park, Riverworks, Service Brewing, Archer Roose, and Bike Walk Savannah.

Food Trucks include 520 Wings, Cousins Maine Lobster, Naked Dog, Pie Society and The Cone Ranger.

The concert will also feature a mobile build-your-own hat station by Mess Hall, the Savannah-based trucker hat company offering a custom merch experience with a nostalgic twist.

Drinks will also be available for purchase to go from our mobile bars with Mint to be Mobile and Lowcountry Taps, and bar by fleeting at Thompson Savannah.


While the show is free and open to the public, VIP tickets are available and include prime riverfront concert viewing and first come-first served seating, complimentary snacks, beer and wine.


KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

  • Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets.

  • No large coolers or glass containers of any kind are permitted in the park.

  • Small personal coolers are allowed, no bigger than 20" x 20" x 20”.

  • Please recycle and dispose of your trash in the provided bins.

  • Erecting tents or other structures is prohibited.

  • There is free street parking on site as well as parking in the Eastern Wharf garage at the weekend rate. The DOT Trolley runs until 7pm with a drop off point steps from the park.

  • Want to arrive by boat? There is 700 ft of public floating dock space in front of Eastern Wharf; available on a first come, first served basis.

For a full list of Park rules, visit theparkateasternwharf.com.

 

THE INTRACOASTAL PLAYBOYS

The Intracoastal Playboys are a Savannah, Georgia based classic country music cover band, focusing on music from the golden age of country music and paying tribute to artists such as Buck Owens, George Jones, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Paycheck, Hank Williams and many more. Formed in 2022 by Andrew Ripley (bass/vocals), Tom Worley (drums/vocals), Matthew Garappolo (rhythm guitar/vocals), Ryan Schimmenti (acoustic guitar/vocals), and Kevin Rose (lead guitar), the band has grown to incorporate additional Savannah mainstay musicians like Igor Fiskman (pedal steel), Phill Price (piano/accordion) and recent addition Evan Rose (fiddle/vocals).

 
 

ANDREW SOVINE

Andrew Sovine is a seasoned music director, producer, and multi-instrumentalist with extensive experience in live performance, studio production, and touring. From 2011 to 2017, Andrew toured extensively with Grammy Award-winning artist Ashley McBryde as Tour Manager and Band Leader. He directed logistics for national tours while providing musical leadership on stage, balancing operational management with creative excellence. His work with Ashley McBryde has garnered multiple grammy nominations. Additional live leadership roles include work with Ian Noe, Jaime Wyatt, and Resurrection Brooklyn in New York, where he curated music, led rehearsals, and recruited top talent.

Since 2021, he has served as Music Director for the Victory North Annual Benefit Concert in Savannah, GA, where he leads a 10-piece house band supporting up to 20 vocalists. In this role, he oversees arrangements, prepares charts, conducts rehearsals, and coordinates with production teams and engineers to deliver seamless, high-level performances. In 2024, Andrew was appointed to the Community Advisory Board of the Savannah Music Collective.

In the spring of 2027 Andrew will release his first album to feature his original songwriting. He even sang on it!