Tampa Bay is no stranger to Gainesville alt-rock band Sister Hazel.
In a post-COVID world, the band has done a co-headlining gig with Tonic at The Cuban Club, and more recently, a benefit concert at Skipper’s for music scene regular Dana Woodward Peck, who died last year.
Co-founders and main creative forces Ken Block and Drew Copeland will take intimate live music to a whole new level, when they perform a rare, acoustic duo show right behind Gigglewaters at the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center.
And of you miss Ken and Drew's Safety Harbor performance on Friday night, the dynamic duo are playing a similar gig in Clearwater on Saturday, March 25.
In a post-COVID world, the band has done a co-headlining gig with Tonic at The Cuban Club, and more recently, a benefit concert at Skipper’s for music scene regular Dana Woodward Peck, who died last year.
Co-founders and main creative forces Ken Block and Drew Copeland will take intimate live music to a whole new level, when they perform a rare, acoustic duo show right behind Gigglewaters at the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center.
And of you miss Ken and Drew's Safety Harbor performance on Friday night, the dynamic duo are playing a similar gig in Clearwater on Saturday, March 25.
