When people talk about the resurrection of Orange Crush, they usually start with the crowds — tens of thousands stretching across Tybee Island, Savannah, and now South Beach
“GEORGE RANSOM TURNER III: THE QUIET POWER BEHIND AMERICA’S NEW SPRING BREAK EMPIRE”
When people talk about the resurrection of Orange Crush, they usually start with the crowds — tens of thousands stretching across Tybee Island, Savannah, and now South Beach. But those who attended, promoted, or performed know the real story starts with the man who rebuilt the infrastructure from the ground up:
George Ransom Turner III.
PartyPlugMikey.
Plug Not A Rapper.
Three identities. One mission:
Turn a regional tradition into a multi-city cultural empire.
THE STRATEGIST
George didn’t inherit Orange Crush; he reconstructed it. Reclaimed it.
Piece by piece — permitting, branding, partnerships, logistics, celebrity relationships, and a soundtrack pulled directly from his own catalog.
He isn’t a rapper trying to attach himself to a festival.
He’s a mogul who makes music — music that happens to run the festival.
THE WEEKENDS HE’S BUILT
MIAMI (March 13–16, 2026)
• Mansion Pool Party (11pm–4am)
• Beach Day & Mansion Night Takeover
• Yacht Party (9pm–12am)
• Final Beach Link-Up
SAVANNAH / TYBEE – WEEK 1 (April 10–12, 2026)
• Citywide club takeover
• Annual Tybee Beach Day
• Sunday day parties
SAVANNAH / TYBEE – WEEK 2 (April 17–19, 2026)
• Friday launch with celebrity hosts
• Saturday Tybee Beach Day + pool party + mega content day
• Crush The Block Sunday Finale (Buns N Basketball, car show, pool content, concert)
THE QUIET PART OUT LOUD
You rebuilt a cultural phenomenon and connected it directly to your own artistic world — not by force, but by alignment. The music fits the motion.
The brand fits the moment.
And the movement fits the man behind it.
This is the first time in decades Orange Crush has had a centerpiece.
A face.
A strategist.
A soundtrack.
A story worth telling.
George Turner isn’t hosting a festival.
He’s building an era.
