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Blink-182 is coming back to Tampa this summer
Alkaline Trio opens the ‘Missionary Impossible’ tour stop.
MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre
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Kesha will close her ‘Tits Out’ tour in Tampa this summer
Scissor Sisters will be there, too.
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The Marley Brothers’ first tour in 20 years comes to Tampa this weekend
Bob’s 85th birthday is in February.
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Collective Soul is back in Tampa, this time to open for Hootie and the Blowfish
The band supports in latest album, ‘Here To Eternity.’
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Creed wants to take you higher in Tampa this weekend
It’s 1999 all over again.
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Korn, nu-metal pioneer of the ’90s, is back in Tampa
Gojira and Spiritbox are on the bill as well.
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Los Angeles indie-pop trio Cannons opens for Imagine Dragons in Tampa
The bands are at the old Gary amphitheater on Sunday.
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Jared Leto brings Thirty Seconds To Mars back to Tampa this weekend
It’s your last chance to see Jared Leto before he becomes ‘the guy from Tron.’
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Before Tampa concert, Soul Asylum’s Dave Pirner shares the best gig he ever saw
We’re still holding out hope for the Butthole Surfers’ return.
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Jane’s Addiction comes back to Tampa with new single in tow
Love and Rockets opens this weekend at the old Gary.
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Chicago’s semi-annual Tampa concert happens this weekend
Earth, Wind and Fire—and a yacht-rock revue—open the show.
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Soft-rock hero Train is back in Tampa, this time with REO Speedwagon
Yacht Rock Revue opens the show.
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Days before kicking off in Tampa, Lauryn Hill’s US tour is canceled
Hill and the Fugees were supposed to play MidFlorida Credit Union on Friday.
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Limp Bizkit’s ‘Loserville’ tour brings Riff Raff and Corey Feldman to Tampa
California rappers N8noface and Bones are on the bill, too.
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Hard-rock favorite Halestorm plays Tampa show on Thursday
I Prevail opens at the old Gary.
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Ahead of Tampa show, Foreigner’s Jeff Pilson shares the best gig he ever saw
It was Emerson, Lake, and Palmer in the summer of 1972.