Cindy Lee, who plays American Legion Post 111 in Tampa, Florida on Nov. 3, 2023. Credit: Photo by Luke Orlando

Hypnotic synth, ‘60s pop and blistering bass come together under the Cindy Lee moniker, all at the hands of Pat Plegel, leader of Canadian indie-rock band Women, which imploded in 2010.

Inspired by artists like The Supremes and Patsy Cline, Flegel deploys Cindy Lee in an exploration of melody and loneliness on albums like 2020’s What’s Tonight To Eternity, which should get plenty of play at this show originally set for Tampa’s recently-shuttered, and hoping-to-relocate Born Free Pub & Grill.

Lo-fi, multi-hyphenate Canadian duo Freak Heat Waves plays a DJ Set to open this huge show for the DIY scene, where local art-pop favorite Mtvh1n1 releases a new EP and says goodbye to its current lineup.

Tickets to see Cindy Lee play Tampa’s American Legion Post 111 on Friday, Nov. 3 are still available for $15, but you have to go to Tampa’s Mojo Books & Records to snag one. If you don’t, $20 tickets will be available at the door on Friday.