Tampa concerts
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Mötley Crüe brings ‘Carnival of Sins’ revival tour to Tampa this summer
Knock ‘em dead, kids.
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Florence + The Machine return to Tampa this spring
Everybody scream.
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Dirty Dozen Brass Band playing at Skipper’s Smokehouse next month
It’s all over now…not.
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Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson bringing Rush reunion tour to Tampa next year
New world, man.
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Audra McDonald headlines Florida Orchestra gala event in Tampa next year
Move over, Patti LuPone.
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Fresh off of new EP, singer-songwriter Landon Conrath brings tour to Ybor City this spring
The ‘Space Invader’ lands at Crowbar a few months before the venue set to close.
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Nashville-based indie rock trio Austin and the Powers announce Tampa show
Oh, groovy, baby.
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German metal band Defeated Sanity brings new album to Tampa Orpheum
They’re back after almost a decade.
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Tampa-bred death metal giant Obituary plays two homecoming shows next month
Slowly we rot…not.
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Local emo-punk band High Press debut EP in Tampa next month
Other local bands dig it.
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Doja Cat bringing new ‘Tour Ma Vie’ to Tampa next year
Attention.
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Emo Night Tampa haunts Crowbar this Halloween
Emo Night Tampa’s annual Halloween concert will pay tribute to Bright Eyes, Kid Cudi, Green Day and more.
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Maren Morris plays free Tampa concert next month
Holy smoke.
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Machine Gun Kelly bringing ‘Lost Americana’ tour to Tampa this winter
Remember when he got arrested in St. Pete?
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Jon Langston plays St. Pete Country Fest kickoff party this fall
Bring a “real one.”
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Miami’s Magic City Hippies headline free Beats on the Street festival in Tampa next month
With plenty of local support, too.
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Jazz wunderkind Samara Joy performs in Tampa next year
Bronx jazz singer Samara Joy has confirmed a series of Florida shows, including a Valentine’s Day stop at the Straz Center in Tampa.
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Before opening for Coheed and Cambria, Taking Back Sunday’s Shaun Cooper reveals the best gig he ever saw
“I wanted to do exactly what they were doing up on that stage.”

