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Tell Scarlet is an American pop band from Savannah, Georgia, comprised of family-members Mary and Jeff Davis, Cory and Julia Shuman, and Will Davis.

Initially formed in 2012, Tell Scarlet started as a cover band, playing shows in Savannah and the surrounding-areas, as well as providing entertainment for private events. Throughout the span of its career, the group's focus has evolved from providing high-end event entertainment to playing shows as a well-established regional act.

They have seen continued success since the release of their debut album “Clean Slate” (2017) which has received both local and international radio play, as well as their highly-anticipated second studio release, "Accelerate", which was released in November 2020. 



By fusing together the individual talents of members of their family, Tell Scarlet has created a powerhouse sound that is growing beyond their Savannah roots.
— Anna Jones, South Magazine
 

 

UPCOMING SHOWS

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FEATURE IN CONNECT SAVANNAH

February 2021

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FEATURED IN THE BLUFF

Fall/Winter 2017

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FEATURED IN SOUTH MAGAZINE

October 2016


ABOUT

Over the years, Tell Scarlet has played on a vast collection of stages ranging from smaller venues to high-end resorts and establishments. They have played both headlining and opening slots, and shared the stage with a myriad of local and regional acts, including South Carolina-based act, Cranford Hollow, and Ed Roland and the Sweet Tea Project (formerly of Collective Soul fame). Some of their more notable venues and clients include, 

  • Hard Rock Cafe | Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

  • House of Blues | Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

  • Palmetto Bluff | Bluffton, South Carolina

  • The Ritz-Carlton, Reynolds Plantation | Greensboro, Georgia

  • Piedmont Driving Club | Atlanta, Georgia

  • Sea Island Resort | Sea Island, Georgia

  • Wexford Plantation | Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

  • The Orlando Magic

  • Nike/Converse

  • Critz BMW

  • Gulfstream

  • Whole Foods

  • The American Diabetes Association

  • Savannah Magazine

  • South Magazine