Soapbox Soliloquy play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Soapbox Soliloquy play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
On January 6, 2017, St. Pete experimental/psych-rock outfit Soapbox Soliloquy released their 2016 LP, Heady Stones, on vinyl with a release show at the Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida. Brian Mahar was there to grab some shots from the show. Have a look, and get a taste of Heady Stones, below.
Soapbox Soliloquy play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Soapbox Soliloquy play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Soapbox Soliloquy play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Soapbox Soliloquy play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Soapbox Soliloquy play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Guy Phoenix and Soapbox Soliloquy at The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Sonic Graffiti play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Sonic Graffiti play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Sonic Graffiti play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Sonic Graffiti play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Sonic Graffiti play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Sonic Graffiti play The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
Pleasures merch at The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
The Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 6, 2017. Credit: Brian Mahar
