LCD Soundsystem’s frontman closes the main stage on Saturday.
You can meet them at CL’s HighBall on January 24.
They closed last month.
Not together though.
What’s more, Florida is the most dangerous state for walking in the nation.
Because who wants to navigate that mess?
The songwriter is a long way from Budokan.
Scott H. Biram is at Skipper’s Smokehouse, too.
The university blamed it on “human error.”
The Jefferson Airplane bassist and Jorma Kaukonen play Capitol Theatre on January 25.
What a way to celebrate a decade of ‘cue.
Tampa’s Trinity Café gets the proceeds.
Hampton Station hosts on Jan. 24.
Trust me, you want to know more about this awesome community photo project.
The altruistic music and arts get-down also added St. Petersburg’s King Complex.
The band hasn’t been the same since he left.
Arthur is at Mojo Books & Music, too.
Their gathering coincides with the anniversary of Roe v. Wade.
Clearwater City Council approved funding without opposition.
She give us pat answers to hard questions about race in the arts.
Well, anyone can do it to any artist.
Thanks, Trevor Rabin.
Carrie Newcomer is at Straz Center, too.
It’ll be a low-to-no risk action.
The shutdown has reached Day 31.
Raccoons with canine distemper, man.
And he reminded men that “No” does not mean “Convince me.”
Henry Dunham’s debut takes you deep inside a militia bunker during a suspected wave of coordinated extremist attacks. Hilarity does not ensue.
M. Night Shyamalan breaks more than a promise to fans and has broken my heart as well.
‘The Daily Show’ star brings his wit to the Yuengling Center.
Proper Villains is on the Carmine’s patio.
Don’t be a sucker.
The captain had two goals on the night.
We survive on the disco legend’s songs.
Mustard Service is outside of Amalie Arena, too.
Gainesville’s loss is our gain on Jan. 22.
Black Lives Matter? In ‘Othello’ they don’t.
That counts as Florida music, right?
The band plays Brainquility Music Festival on Feb. 17.
Yes, they’re a thing.
The chain is still looking for another location in the downtown Tampa area.
St. Petersburg’s Road to III Points showcase is happening, too.
And Kriseman wants to see how it plays out before bringing them to St. Pete.
You won’t be sorry.
This new place to stay will open in 2020.
This despite putting 38 shots on goal.
Carrie Newcomer’s January 21 concert is one of the options.
Last year’s approach to crowd control was sketchy.
Noname, Haute Tention, Mustard Service and more.
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and White Denim are also on there.
It happened when ‘Juice’ opened in theaters nationwide.
Calling all beer festival nuts.
Jonny Fritz, Neko Case and more among shows to circle on your calendar.
You look thirsty.
The branch had yet to open on the first try.
Tampa Bay’s springtime shines bright with things to do.
Suzy Bogguss is at Rock Brothers, too.
The candidates in attendance got serious about policy Wednesday night.
These enlisted folks are working to safeguard our waters — without pay. Help them — and their cats and dogs — out, would ya?
Dave Scheidecker will speak about Egmont Key’s role in the Trail of Tears.
Organizers call their collective efforts “combined awesomeness.”
The co-founder of Writers in Paradise will talk about writing.
So How’s That New Book Coming: Don’t live like Jack Kerouac did in St. Petersburg; do it better.
Two words: bomb shells.
The specialty roaster’s first cafe fuses coffee, beer and food.
It’s gonna be a busy season.
