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Swedish bands Avatar, Dark Funeral lead big Friday night of metal concerts in Tampa
The bands play in St. Pete and Tampa, respectively.
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Punk-rock elder The Bouncing Souls brings new album to Tampa on Wednesday
Samiam and Swingin’ Utters are among the openers.
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Live Nation is offering $25 concert tickets to these big Tampa Bay shows
There are more than two dozen gigs on the ‘Concert Week’ menu.
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New England metalcore band Escuela Grind plays Tampa on Easter Sunday
All is forgiven.
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97X favorite Meet Me @ The Altar plays Tampa Orpheum on Monday
Young Culture and Daisy Grenade open.
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Former members of Florida metal favorite Death celebrate ‘Individual Thought Patterns’ this weekend in Tampa
It’s been almost a decade since Death To All stopped in Tampa Bay, so the closest the band has to a homecoming show on this tour.
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Christian metal band Fit For A King plays sold-out Tampa show on Wednesday
If you need a ticket, pray harder.
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Before Coachella, Philly hardcore favorite Soul Glo plays Tampa on Tuesday
With ‘Diaspora Problems; in tow.
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Polish prog-rock band Riverside brings new album to Tampa on Friday
Cyberjam Duo opens.
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Ahead of 20th anniversary, psychedelic rockabilly band The Koffin Kats plays Tampa
It’s at Orpheum this weekend.
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Max Cavalera brings metal favorite Soulfly to Tampa on Friday
The group’s latest album Totem is its first since longtime guitarist Marc Rizzo announced his departure.
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Nashville pop band Arlie crashes down in Tampa on Saturday
See its big fat mouth at Orpheum.
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Latest incarnation of post-hardcore band D.R.U.G.S. plays Tampa on Wednesday
Its promoting a semi-eponymous new album, ‘Destroy Rebuild.’
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Vegas rockabilly band The Delta Bombers plays Tampa this weekend
A stacked bill of locals opens the show.
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Satanic-metal band Goatwhore plays Tampa Orpheum on Friday
It’s the band’s first local gig in five years.
