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✔️= Critic's Pick
✔️ The Early November w/The Dangerous Summer/Save Face/Jetty Bones It’s only been three years since fans have had new music from The Early November, but the New Jersey emo group is ready to return. In July, the group teased a new song (“Lilac”) and announced a 30-date fall tour that finally hits Ybor City’s Crowbar on Sunday. The support bill on the trek is a doozy, too. Kelc Galluzzo’s Jetty Bones project (which features members of Tiny Moving Parts) will be there, and so will Maryland rock group The Dangerous Summer. Saving Face joins The Early November as the other Garden State band on the bill, and you can expect a tight fit in the room since an October 6 show at Orlando’s Soundbar is the only other Florida gig on the itinerary. (Crowbar, Ybor City) INFO
✔️ Walter Parks Most weirdos find their way down to Florida, but Walter Parks did it backwards by jumping from Jacksonville to Jersey City. Famous for a stint in Richie Havens’ band as well as some time spent in a folk duo called The Nudes, Parks arrives at the UU Dome to share swampy, expertly picked gospel blues that’ll have you stomping your boots and using Kleenex to dab tears from eyes, too. (Unitarian Universalist Church of Tampa, Tampa) INFO
Damron Concert Artist Series w/Haig Mardirosian Louis Vierne’s “Symphony No. 1” for organ gets to play on the pipes at the University of Tampa’s Sykes thanks to NYC-born key-tickler Haig Mardirosian (Dean Emeritus of the College of Arts and Letters at UT), who’ll also play sonatos by José Lidón and Herbert Howells at this free Sunday show which kicks off at 2 p.m. (Sykes Chapel and Center for Faith and Values at University of Tampa, Tampa) INFO
A MAN ALONE
Poetry ‘n’ Lotion principal John Nowicki steps out on his own
✔️ The Holy Terror w/Acho Brother/David Kibby There are many possible configurations, but this one feels like it could be a Tampa Bay holy triumvirate of local songwriters. All flavors are represented here (David Kibby plays in Tampa punk band Radarmen, The Holy Terror is weirdo rocker John Nowicki and Hector Mayoral of Acho Brother is Tampa’s patron saint of Puerto Rican rhythm and soul), and the early start time means you’ll be home before the sun goes down. (Microgroove, Tampa) INFO
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