The benefit is scheduled for Friday.
Nothin’ but a good time, right?
Sometimes law enforcement is a grind.
The Two Cow Garage frontman is on-air at WMNF and then in person in Ybor City.
This is according to data from the streaming service and Google.
Lisa Bouchelle opens the June 29 show at The Attic at Rock Brothers Brewing.
On the Sauce: Taco Tuesday, the couch and Sunday by the pool are all fair game.
We’re here! We’re queer! We’re at the Morean Arts Center through July 15.
This summer read is a delight for Floridians, mystery fans and supernatural aficionados.
People who tell stories in glass houses… are awesome!
Greenspan is at The Blue Note and Angel Vivaldi plays Orpheum, too.
Queen’s first gig as Smile, The Dead and B-52s are all included today in rock history.
Broadway in a funhouse mirror.
The new show opens Friday at Hidden Springs Ale Works.
‘Grease’ and ‘Die Hard’ may not be cult, but they’re for damn sure classics.
The Scientology-based group has some stats and info about human trafficking, and they want to share.
Eight cocktail maestros plan to swizzle things up at Hotel Bar.
The tavern’s second location (and self-serve beer wall) will debut soon.
Celebrate — and learn how to protect them.
A different kind of live music Tuesday.
Here’s some Sh*t that Happened yesterday.
Bob Dylan, Sonic Youth and Chris Isaak all celebrated today in rock history.
We know, the month’s almost over, but still.
Sponsored by the Tampa Museum of Art, this is no ordinary workshop.
And no, we don’t mean “the challenges of having kids and a career” — we mean real juggling. With balls.
Plants and medicinal herbs, plus plant-based goods, are taking over Station House.
The service is set for June 27.
The event space is now open at Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park.
Who hasn’t wanted to be a secret agent man?
The Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg releases his story in the “25 Survivors, 25 Stories… Celebrating 25 Years!” series.
Adobe’s Lightroom can be daunting. Undaunt it here.
A heavy day in rock history.
Who's America's favorite orphan? If you said Harry Potter, well, close, but no. If you said a guy named Dannie — and why wouldn't you? — you'd be right. Add Sugar Daddy Bigbucks and Miss Mannigan, and you've got yourself a Pride-rrific parody of a certain musical starring a red-ringleted actress. Dannie pokes fun at…
Seven questions with this week’s featured Art Gecko artist.
The party’s still at Grand Central.
Fight off the work week with one last show.
Featuring work from Melanie Posner, John Gascot, Tucker Claxton and other local artists.
It can get pretty noisy in there — here’s a class to help you shut down the cacophony.
Bonus: Hidden Springs Ale Works will fill ’em for ya.
Yoga on the South Side.
Nature as muse at Tampa’s top art museum.
Clay, food, live music and drinks at the historic Seaboard train station.
Brother Cephus and The Venus are at The Hub, too.
Register now to help.
Bonus: Tempus artist in residence Roxanne Jackson will be there.
Bonus: When you’re done, there’s food literally right there.
The band plays Resinated’s album release in July.
Yep, keep using your belly to celebrate Pride.
Talk beer, taste different styles and, perhaps most importantly, get feedback.
There’s a good chance you might want a piece of them.
Sh*t Happened’s working for the weekend. Thanks, idiots (see below) for helping!
Whether you’re into happy hour or brunch.
Head to Dade City for the day of fun in the sun.
The new LP, ‘Secret Club,’ comes 21 years after Susie Ulrey & co. called it quits.
Think No Think opens the show.
Listen before the band plays Microgroove on June 24.
Oingo Boingo, Kris Kristopherson and Manic Street Preachers are part of today in rock history, too.
All you need is love — and a little time.
Tippity-tappity with Tampa Type.
She’s the amuse-bouche for the Hall and Oates show at Amalie Arena.
There are real bands mixed in tonight, too.
Think drumming and dance.
Yeah, you read that right. Merry Christmas!
The eighth annual competition’s reception opens Friday night.
It set the Guinness World Record for Most Expensive Milkshake.
Judas may have been Jesus’ twin.
Like the kind for your pool.
The pizza chain was recognized for its work with No Kid Hungry.
Imagine being the actor who has to play every single suspect…
Sh*t Happened looks back in bewilderment.
It’s the fifth, and most derivative, entry in a franchise that exists solely to make money and nothing more. It’s time for Jurassic Park to become extinct.
The Boca Raton sibling alt-rock duo has an eclectic well of influences including Jack White, Billie Holiday, The Kills, Ray Charles, and more.
Pals Brother Cephus and The Venus provide support.
Five local bands — including Mark Warren’s Fauxtopia — pay tribute to a legend.
It happens at The Movement Sanctuary on June 24.
Dex Romweber, Art & Soul, Timothy Eerie and more in the mix, too.
He and Nils Lofgren were born on this date in rock history.
Check out the prideful stuff going on before and after Pride all over St. Petersburg.
The southeast’s biggest Pride festival is in its sweet 16th year.
Even if you can’t attend, make it and toast to Tampa Bay’s LGBTQ community from afar.
The doctor is in, indeed. Well, OK, almost.
