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by Garrett East
Oh. My. God. One of my favorite bands, The Used, are coming to Orlando and are playing two nights in a row on Tuesday, April
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by Mitch Foster
For lead singer, James Alex, there’s a lot weighing on this album. And, really nothing at all. Alex, now in his
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by Sarah Schumaker
You cannot live in the future if you are stuck in the past. We must learn from mistakes in order to create a more beautiful
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by Sarah Schumaker
I pick a booth by the window, bathed in just the right amount of sunlight and pop in my headphones. One sip of freshly squeezed
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by Jeff Roach
It’s Halloween. I’m not expecting to be out front of Raymond James Stadium in Tampa (home of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers) with a
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by Adam Fricke
Don’t get me wrong. I’m no stranger to interviews. I’ve researched for them, written questions for them, transcribed them,
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by Sean Dorsett
On October 12th, I experienced one of my top shows of the year when I went to see Trevor Hall perform the first night of his
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by Matthew Weller
Mitch Foster (Shows I Go To publisher/editor/writer) has me convinced. New Orleans alternative rock band, Mutemath, just
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by Mitch Foster
To paraphrase Forrest Gump: I’m not a smart man, but I know what good music is. At least, I thought I did. Until Saturday
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by Richie Williams
No big deal, Victor Wooten made a surprise guest appearance and sat in for a song with Roosevelt Collier Trio and friends at
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by Dainon Moody
Add Kaleigh Baker’s full length-album, Weary Hours, to the things your October will sound like. It’s released to the world
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by Mitch Foster
Iration – The Rastafarian word for creation. In Rasta culture, the letter i is used to refer to god, and all people. A
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by Martin Cardenas
I’m not going to kid myself, or you, dear reader, I’ve always enjoyed a challenge and a chase, ask anyone of my exes (smirk
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by Jason Earle
Magnolia Fest at Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park always has its share of headliners. This year it’s Tedeschi Trucks Band and
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by Amanda Starling
There’s a moment in every band’s set where your heart is lifted, your cheesy dance moves no longer matter, and when