Jasmine Deja (L) and Katherine Kelly of Dogjoy. Credit: Photo via dogjoy4life/Instagram

There’ll be more electronics than usual at the brewery this weekend.

Headliner Dogjoy—featuring Pleasures songwriter and leader Katherine Kelly with Jasmine Deja (Soapbox Soliloquy, Veiny Hands)—brings analog synths, floor-rumbling 808s and dance-ready melodies to the floor.

Merzky Beat (not the Russian rockabilly group), Nic Hamersly’s analog EBM project Ortrotasce and Romeo Blu, the bedroom synth-pop band from Merchandise frontman Carson Cox, open the gig.

This show was originally set for Floridian Social on Sunday, but is still a no-cover affair for its new date and location, Bayboro Brewing Co., where Hideaway Cafe’s John Kelly has been helping Bayboro owner James Coleman quietly build a new small-capacity venue for St. Pete.

There’s no cover to see Dogjoy play St. Pete’s Bayboro Brewing on Saturday, Aug. 19.

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UPDATED 08/18/23 3:47 p.m. Updated to make clear that John Kelly and James Coleman are working in conjunction to build up the venue at Bayboro.

Read his 2016 intro letter and disclosures from 2022 and 2021. Ray Roa started freelancing for Creative Loafing Tampa in January 2011 and was hired as music editor in August 2016. He became Editor-In-Chief...