Susannah Stepp at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Noah Sheehy speaks to protesters gathered for a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

There's no doubt that the nation is pretty much split on their support for newly elected president Donald Trump, and while it's also true that pundits may have misread or failed to completely understand the root motivations behind the xenophobia that drove his voters to the polls, musicians and protesters didn't sit on their hands when it came to making their voices heard.

Brian Mahar was at the Local 662 in St. Petersburg, Florida last night where songwriters Geri X and J.T. Brown teamed up with rock & roll outfit Sonic Graffiti to turn their distaste to 11.

Across the Bay, Anthony Martino was in Ybor City where protesters gathered to peacefully (and loudly) make their own voices heard, too. 

Have a look at the photos below.

Susannah Stepp at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Protesters gather and march at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Protestors gather and march at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Ezra Sobien speaks to protesters gathered for a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Anthony Ruiz-Wilson and Caitlin O’Brien at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Ezra Sobien speaks to protesters gathered for a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Ezra Sobien speaks to protesters gathered for a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Protesters gather and march at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Sonic Graffiti plays The Local 662 at St. Petersburg, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Brian Mahar

Protesters gather and march at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Protesters gather and march at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Sonic Graffiti plays The Local 662 at St. Petersburg, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Brian Mahar

Protesters gather and march at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

J.T. Brown plays The Local 662 at St. Petersburg, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Brian Mahar

Sonic Graffiti plays The Local 662 at St. Petersburg, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Brian Mahar

Protesters gather and march at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Protesters gather and march at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

J.T. Brown plays The Local 662 at St. Petersburg, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Brian Mahar

Sonic Graffiti plays The Local 662 at St. Petersburg, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Brian Mahar

Protesters gather and march at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Protesters gather and march at a Trump protest in Ybor City, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Anthony Martino

Geri X plays The Local 662 at St. Petersburg, Florida on November 9, 2016. Credit: Brian Mahar

Read his 2016 intro letter and disclosures from 2022 and 2021. Ray Roa started freelancing for Creative Loafing Tampa in January 2011 and was hired as music editor in August 2016. He became Editor-In-Chief...