The 14-song setlist featured two unrecorded cuts.
Eat, drink and support a good cause.
Experience some high-priced pot(s).
Rejoice, roots music fans.
Russ Liquid is in Dunedin, too.
The Crowbar show happens ahead of his set at Lollapalooza.
Shows are in Tampa and Clearwater.
Lamb of God, Amon Amarth and Cannibal Corpse play support.
The documentary features St. Petersburg bluesman Sterling Magee.
Local, and locally grown, music for May 9-15.
This might be the last time he plays a place as small as Jannus Live.
You can even bring a wingperson.
The study also ranked Tampa as 65th in the nation for this abysmal apartment size.
You didn’t have to be a kid to rock at Al Lang Stadium.
Add some Zest to your podcast lineup.
Technical errors land this restaurant in the middle of the road.
Mob-style tactics are no laughing matter to the Florida Bar.
The bottle contained a peppermint CBD tincture with zero milligrams of THC.
Gov. Ron DeSantis said Tuesday he will sign the controversial measure into law.
The Sarasota girl is 15-years-old.
The three finalists will be at the Sheraton Sand Key Resort on May 15.
Sweet and savory offerings are on the menu.
“The public has a right to know what may have happened,” says DeSantis
Listen to the rich guy.
Maybe next year.
I thought this was America.
CL’s interview with drummer James Hunt.
If you’re selected, your work will be displayed for three months straight.
A new album is due a month before the gig at Crowbar in Ybor City.
This Second Saturday art party benefits Southeastern Guide Dogs.
But you have to pay for yourself.
Show your ID and get 10% off your meal.
The new brew benefits Boards for Bros, a nonprofit that gives underserved children skateboards.
And no Morrissey in sight.
You can’t say “no” to more Yes.
The duo’s new EP is due soon.
The proposed $21.2 million for the arts is up from $2.6 million last year.
There are currently 14 medical marijuana operators in Florida.
18,000 students will be able to use state money to attend private schools.
The new Department of Health numbers show 85 cases reported in the week from April 28 to Saturday.
Going organic is easy when there is a neighborhood farmers market.
Another case kept from the public by the Health Department.
After six years, owner Tara Cook decided to close its doors.
They get a free mimosa too.
The Tampa Museum of Art’s ‘Abstract Expressionism: A Social Revolution’ borrows 25 impressively large works of abstract art from Preston Haskell’s collection.
Fingers crossed for early check-in.
And, they’re hiring.
Le Butcherettes open the show.
The robot will debut at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter on June 13.
Neck Deep opens on July 26.
It was number 3 last year.
Contestants must sign a waiver before even taking a bite.
He called it “the most intimate show on this tour.”
Senators voted 39-0 to pass the bill (SB 1020), after the House approved it in a 112-1 vote Wednesday.
Take advantage of 20% off meals all week long.
The ‘Burg location is looking to differentiate itself from the TacoSon in Temple Terrace.
We need this right now.
With one unforgettable scene, the new Seth Rogen comedy lives up to its title, and then some.
Pastor Andy Oliver married two women at the Dr. Carter Woodson Museum, and a Tampa pastor complained.
May the Fourth and Cinco de Mayo specials.
Now, Now and Daddy Issues open the Sunday show.
The streets are pure hell these days.
The “Marching On” singer is at The Attic.
Every kind of untz under the sun.
Epileptics beware.
Illiterate Light opens the show.
Do good at Tampa Water Works Park.
Democrats have argued that the financial requirements hearken back to Jim Crow-era policies.
“This is a proactive bill that panders to fear,” said Sen. Darryl Rouson, D-St. Petersburg. “It panders to the specter of what is not.”
It surpassed its inaugural season by over 12,000 passengers.
Everything must go, Junior!
Car addicts are, naturally, distraught.
You and your car can get a safe ride home.
A bill allowing armed teachers is headed to Gov. DeSantis’ desk.
Holding it down with bomb ass brunches!
And rising housing costs are fueling the gap.
Tampa Bay’s head honcho sent an email to season ticket holders.
Our interview with guitarist Carlos Arévalo.
Take my eyes, not Taco Bell!
Never enough fried chicken.
Informed Dissent: There’s no excuse, no alternative.
Oh, and a giant LED ball pit.
Time to step your game up.
Florida Wiener Dog Derby, Gasparilla Stand-Up Paddleboard Invasion and much more.
Sip and sample beach bites on the sand.
Urban Gypsies headline the tribute show.
Our interview ahead of the Crowbar performance with Mothers.
Get rid of those beans in the back of your pantry.
Well, it is ranked as one of the worst in the country.
Don’t stress, we’ve sniffed out Cinco de Mayo deals across Tampa Bay.
Quibbles aside, this new Tampa concept delivers plenty to satisfy.
CL writer Jen Ring has been to every Tampa Fringe since its inception. Here’s why she thinks you’ll love it.
Party on, Wayne!
