The Southern Rambler - Artists & Musicians on the Gulf Coast

SweetWater’s 15th Annual 420 Fest: Highs, Lows, and Highlights

04 Oct 2019

By #TSRLiveMusic contributing writer Tiffany Clemons Congrats to SweetWater Brewing Company and Happy Ending Productions for another fantastic 420 Fest. Originally a celebration of Earth...

5 things you MUST DO at SweetWater’s 15th annual 420 Fest this weekend

18 Apr 2019

Written by Tiffany Clemons / Photography by Michelle Stancil for The Southern Rambler Live Music and Coastal Lifestyle Magazine Follow us on Instagram at: @tsrlivemusic...

Suwannee Hulaween 2018 Review and Notable Moments

06 Nov 2018

Published by @TSRlivemusic 11.6.18 / Contributing writer: Tiffany Clemons Spirit of Suwannee Music Park (SOSMP) is by far one of, if not the best festival...

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10th Annual 30A Songwriters Festival Initial Lineup

26 Oct 2018

The 30A Songwriters Festival production team transforms amphitheaters, town halls, restaurants, theaters, bars and covered patios into unique music venues ranging in capacity from 75...

Top 10 things you must experience at Hulaween 2018

24 Oct 2018

By Tiffany Clemons 10/24/18 Video courtesy of Suwannee Hulaween Yoga, meditation and other activities at Spirit Lake. Spirit of Suwanee is HUGE, so unless you...

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West Virginia’s Bloody Fight for Civil Rights

01 Aug 2018

As my boy Jake and I sat in the City Cafe in Chattanooga planning our road trip through Kentucky, I wrote our list of places...

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Dave Matthews Band at The Wharf 7.29.18

30 Jul 2018

“Better late than never…” Dave Matthews, 7.29.18 Orange Beach, AL. After a late May weather event forced the cancellation of the much anticipated Dave Matthews Band...

Jevon Lemke’s death is a reminder that water “has no remorse”

01 Apr 2018

It is a warm, sunny day before Easter at the Ft. Morgan beach where holes are dug, books are read and balls are thrown. Umbrellas...

Rooted in the Rivers of Mississippi

30 Mar 2018

Sitting on the bank of the Mississippi River in Greenville waiting for sunset. My grandmother, Myrtle, was a secretary here until the Great Flood of...