Other than an appearance on the WMNF Live Music Showcase in March, where members of Navin Avenue chatted about the local music scene and the making of their new album, Book 1-A Little Warming,Shae Krispinsky and friends haven’t performed live since its release party.
That changes this weekend, on July 9 at Hooch and Hive when the Americana group with a literary edge returns to the stage to headline a set that will feature Mave’s Arcade.
The band’s pay will go to the Tampa Bay Abortion Fund, so not only will your attendance support local music, but it will also fight the oppression that the Supreme Court has laid upon American women.
Seminole Heights indie-psych and surf outfit Foncy opens the show in support of its April EP, Sweatergate.
