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by Jason Earle
For the outsider, everyone in New Orleans is impossibly charming. Second line music, Mardi Gras, Tipitina’s, magnolia blossoms,
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by Jason Earle
“There is just something cool about this place,” Brandi Carlile beams about Suwannee’s stunning amphitheatre stage. She
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by Jason Earle
“We will not leave until we walk peacefully back on our land,” she tells us in a none-too-subtle, politically charged message
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by Jason Earle
We are making our way back to the happiest place on Earth, Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park. Magnolia Fest was a blast and
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by Richie Williams
The people at Purple Hat Productions (I’m talking about the big man himself, Mr. Paul Levine, of course) have announced the
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by Trevor Bosmans
Moonstone Music Festival has just announced that they are releasing single-day tickets for a limited time and we are offering $10
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by Richie Williams
The 7th annual AURA Music and Arts Festival will be held in less than two weeks on the weekend of March 3-5 (spring break,
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by Amanda Starling
Just when we thought the hype for Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival couldn’t get bigger, they gave us another string of
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by Trevor Bosmans
The second wave of artists set to perform at the inaugural Moonstone Music Festival 2016 this Spring has just been announced. If
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by Mitch Foster
Gasparilla Music Festival is back! The GMF 2016 Initial Lineup Announcement is finally here! This year the festival is returning
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by Amanda Starling
It’s the ultimate festiv-ALL! Shaky Knees Music Festival returns to the Centennial Olympic Park & International Plaza in
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by Rebecca Weinberg
Welcome to the SIGT Podcast! This week, we lost a LEGEND–the one, the only David Bowie has passed on and up to the greatest
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by Amanda Starling
In a matter of punk-rock moments, we became a family. We stumbled, screamed, and sang our way through the streets of Gainesville
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by Jason Earle
Grits and Soul is two (sometimes three) good folks who love music. Smart, contemplative folks. The Americana/Bluegrass duo,
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by Mitch Foster
It’s ten in the morning. I’ve been up long enough to shower and semi-soberly drive from downtown to The Orlando Eye