Orange Crush returns to Tybee Island this weekend. What's the story behind its name? Is it related to the popular soda? What ...

The same year a Savannah State student applied for the first Orange Crush permit, the Tybee Island's Beach Bum Parade began.

Orange Crush Festival returns to Tybee Island during Easter weekend (April 18-20), prompting authorities to highlight beach ...

Tybee leadership and Orange Crush festival organizers worked for months to formalize the festival, but the real party seemed ...

The permit for Orange Crush is a one-day festival on April 19 on Tybee, but other events will be Friday and Sunday around ...

Savannah natives Clay Hodges, Quanna and Yung Damon! comprise some of the performers for the Orange Crush Festival.

A classic citrus-flavored soft drink, Orange Crush has been around for decades, but its formula has definitely changed over ...

Just hours after spring breakers file off the beach, residents of all denominations will be able to welcome Easter Sunday ...

Orange Crush is back featuring live music, DJ's, a car/bike show, and other fun. Here's what we know about its origins and what to expect over the weekend. How did Orange Crush at Tybee Island start?

Long gone are the streams of confetti on the grounds of Raymond James Stadium. Those items burst into orange as the Tigers claimed their first National Champion ...

The Orange Crush beach bash brought tens of thousands of HBCU students to Georgia's coast, but its future is clouded by a dispute between the trademark owner and organizer.

Orange Crush, started in 1988, became Tybee Island's largest unpermitted event after Savannah State University cut ties in 1991 following safety incidents. Organizers obtained a permit for Orange ...