Shoutout to the sound guy for the flawless mix.
Excerpts from a cassette.
Your drunk therapist wants you to buy it on Record Store Day 2018.
You can hear the Johnny Thunders.
The old school became new again.
And it’s good for your tired ear.
Only 250 copies of it exist.
Confounded forever.
Flora, part one of the Tampa izakaya’s two-part dinner series, goes down April 29.
Previously only available on a tour cassette with Chelsea Light Moving.
It still stands up, even three years after its release.
Buy it on Record Store Day 2018.
Watch the trailer and see if you agree.
But wait, there’s more: They’re also going to register to vote that day.
There’s a petition and everything.
In other words, this is a reverse list of who liberals might want to keep in office.
Plan accordingly.
We did see one at Mojo Books & Records.
The good, the bad and the stupid of Tuesday’s headlines.
Microgroove, Mojo and Planet Retro will carry the translucent red vinyl.
Good luck finding some, though.
Here’s a background check.
It’s gotten better with age.
Rosetta is around as well.
George and Aretha duet, and ZZ Top’s ‘Fandango’ is released, too.
The Florida School of Woodwork teaches passionate students the satisfying pastime of furniture building and woodcraft.
Ed Hacking and his hundred years of attitude.
Three words: birthday cake waffle.
Hear that? It’s the sound of nobody sucking.
Jesus, people — enough with the parties. Help us help ourselves for a change.
Edward Abbey’s classic Desert Solitaire is as relevant as ever.
Who got a taste of the former boybander’s Brooklyn bites over the weekend?
Monday, seen in the rearview.
Glen Phillips returns to Hideaway Cafe, too.
McCartney goes solo, Them’s live debut and R.I.P. Eddie Cochran.
Your guide to RSD bands, beer, bites and giveaways.
Finnish producer brings more than a “Sandstorm” to Ybor.
He’s set to play Tampa on May 22 and defeated two other composers to win the award.
The celebration brings tappings, live jazz and giveaways to Ybor City.
An absurdist statement made with crass language and societal contempt.
You may know him as Aurailieus Artist, or the sad robot guy.
The most recent window display, courtesy of Arthouse3, features Jenal Dolson’s Manicure.
MIRA and SPMF student showcases, too.
Temple of the Dog’s debut released along with the Stones’ “Brown Sugar,” too.
It was all hugs following the band’s final show after 10 years together.
And drinking Commune + Co. increases your chances to win.
Brik Liam, CHEW, Florida Björkestra and The Venus all rocking, too.
The group promised to return soon, too.
The lone male in Stageworks’ In the Time of the Butterflies talks about strong women, strong plays and #MeToo.
The 40-year-old’s work can be seen across the country. A memorial is set for April 21.
Bret Michaels, Nasty Savage and the Florida Orchestra all in action, too.
One of the actresses in Stageworks’ In the Time of the Butterflies chats with CL Tampa.
The teen actor from Tampa talks about his Ghostbusters-esque film, Monsters at Large.
Our fitness writer flocks to Fort DeSoto to spend a morning watching birds.
Want to make the blue wave crash over Tampa Bay? Here’s how.
“Whatever,” says St. Pete, and goes back to harvesting backyard mushrooms.
Also, get off of his lawn, ya’ darn kids.
Remedy is set to serve specialty cocktails, raw bar classics and… artisan flatbreads?
No, it’s not ironic, dontcha think?
Billy Squier doesn’t ‘Say No,’ and Al Green is born, too.
When 4/20 and booze collide.
A roundup for the food and drink obsessed on what to do and where to go.
Sort of fun. Sort of. Not really. Never mind.
This St. Pete couple takes on 45 — with a children’s book.
While Truth or Dare is worth playing, it’s better suited for viewing at home.
The optional experience in Tampa is known as Hooks & Cooks.
Korean hip-hop at Orpheum, too!!!
Seger’s ‘Live Bullet’ and Cheap Trick in the ‘Lap of Luxury,’ too.
For this Tampa native, family, diversity and business come together in one fabulous package.
That’s assume you think anything with kids is easier…
Well, how would you celebrate your 54th birthday?
Like, a really weird idea of fun.
Yup, South Tampa’s getting a second place to fuel up with the cold-pressed juicery.
A cocktail for hardcore whiskey fans who aren’t afraid to switch up their sipping routines.
On April 14-15, Lucky You Fest brings almost two-dozen bands to a St. Pete tattoo shop.
With apologies to our food critic.
The farewell show is on April 12 in Ybor City.
Pearly’s Beach Eats, Sushi Sho Rexley and others have the latest in local openings.
