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\\ ✔️= Critic's Pick Wanted to kick today's live music roundup off with a message of appreciation for the crew at Coast Bike Share, which celebrates its third anniversary today with a sweet group ride, raffle and more. We've put a few miles on its bikes as we zip in between venues, so we appreciate…
Tragedy at Altamont and milestones for the Silverdome, too.
Tickets for the March 17 show go on sale December 15.
A bra-less homage to W. Somerset Maugham.
It helps, it really does.
Local newcomers and stalwarts fared well in all three categories.
The Tampa Democrat said she has never seen a bill more “unfair and unwise.”
All tickets will be honored.
Plus the latest on Fabrica, Mini Doughnut Factory and Kahwa.
The festival runs from February 2-5.
The Seattle indie-folk heroes play The Ritz on March 1.
Beer & Hymns at Beach Bar has free babysitting, yo.
Buffalo Springfield debuts and Macca’s Wings score a big one, too.
Seriously. They’re calling it a tease, but we know what they’re doing. And yes, we still want to watch it.
Also, “threatening graffiti.”
Monday’s over — let’s have some fun this week.
Big Storm’s third location is going into the former home of Cape Coral Brewing Company.
The website movehub.com even gives Ybor a name check.
In Tampa, U Poké Spot and Big Island Poke are now open.
Jbrekkie will be back in April, kids. Hope you got a ticket.
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s troubled sequel to The Phantom of the Opera.
Larsen’s retrospective will give you all the feels.
Roll those dice, Tampa Bay.
The Beatles stop smiling, and the Stones are ‘December’s Children,’ too.
JJ Grey’s second of two sold-out Ybor gigs.
It’s a pilsner that both celebrates a local hero and raises money for the Navy SEAL Foundation.
Party on, Little Monsters.
A new work choreographed by ABT star Marcelo Gomes, plus works by Balanchine and Ashton.
Plus Transitions art show, Emo Night and more than 30 other options.
A magnificent Monstergram from Mama herself.
The theme park says this generation of captive orcas is the last. Skeptics want a law.
A project seven years in the making.
Oh, and terrible fast food gets worse.
‘Ed Sullivan’ gives is Buddy Holly & Sam Cooke, Doobie Brothers take it ‘Minute By Minute’
String Cheese Incident holds strong, but Bassnectar, Griz, Testpilot and Marshmello lead the pack.
Five ways to ensure there’s plenty of food and drink in your future.
More than two dozen options on this Friday night.
A local VC firm helps another Bay area company grow.
The Tony-winning musical based on Alison Bechdel’s best-selling graphic memoir is a powerfully good piece of theater — and yes, it’s fun.
The Canadian guitarist, songwriter and producer opens for Clutch at Jannus Live on Dec. 2.
Plus shopkeeper Keith Ulrey’s six favorite records of 2017.
Tonight marks the annual Cities for Life protests against executing criminals.
Nearly 100 restaurants and liquor stores now carry Copper Bottom’s small-batch spirits.
Charlie Daniels jam, anyone?
Joey Ramone gets a corner, and Glen Campbell’s ‘Wichita Lineman’ causes a storm.
James Franco delivers his Disaster-pièce de résistance
