A promotional photograph by Evan Dell of the Tampa-based stoner psych-rock band Florist standing in a sunny, wooded swamp setting. Captured from a straight-on angle, the four band members stand side-by-side outdoors among trees and lush vegetation. From left to right: an individual wearing round glasses, a black button-down shirt, and black pants; a person with extensive sleeve tattoos, sunglasses, and a black graphic tank top with one hand resting on their hip; an individual wearing a dark plaid button-down shirt and a black baseball cap with puffing smoke nearby; and a person with long grey hair, a full long beard, tinted aviator sunglasses, and a brown jacket over a dark shirt. — Florist Credit: Evan Dell

It has begun. Crowbar, Ybor City’s go-to rock club for the last 20 years, closes next Friday, and Florist kicks the final week off in loud fashion.

“All gas and no brakes,” Mike Amador, drummer for the homegrown hard-rock band, told Creative Loafing Tampa Bay about the show, promising a dance party along with big riff stoney-bologna songs.

The band’s 2025 EP, Adrift, will also be available on vinyl for the first time. Doom and sludge-rock outfit Marigold is on the bill along with batshit-crazy doom-blues trio Razor and the Boogiemen.

Tickets to see Florist play Crowbar in Ybor City on Friday, July 24 are still available for $12.49.

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This article appears in July 16 – 22, 2026.