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by AJ Lucarelli
Walking through the doors at House of Blues on April 14, 2016, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I wasn’t the biggest fan of
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by Douglass Dresher
The Darkness. The Darkness are a truly fun band to watch. Lights, sound, volume, dry ice, rock and roll posing, nipples,
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by Richie Williams
A rowdy crowd gathered at The Plaza Live on Friday, April 8, 2016 for some really loud and fast metal at The Plaza Live in
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by Richie Williams
It was time for another night of my favorite comedy metal band, Psychostick. The dudes came to BackBooth in Downtown Orlando on a
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by Jason Earle
Ben Folds sits center-back on the stage with the six-piece yMusic orchestra flanking his piano to either side in reverse victory
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by Jason Earle
Nicki Bluhm is a datil pepper added to an already hearty dish-exquisite, a little smokey, additive of the right compliment of
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by Richie Williams
For two days, a few thousand fool’s got together and danced to some of the funkiest, electronic jammers in the scene at a party
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by S. T. Register
We live in a time where if you mention comedy and music in the same sentence, it is assumed you are speaking of a comedy act that
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by Douglass Dresher
First and foremost, any band whose founding members have the names Rhiannon “Ritzy” Bryan and Rhydian Dafydd Davies,
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by Jenn Ross
I’m staring at my line cook friends through a steam-filled window full of hot steaks, fries, and prime rib when I feel my
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by Richie Williams
The Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, in partnership with Florida Theatrical Association and Broadway Across America,
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by Richie Williams
The Zombies returned to Orlando on February 24, 2016 to once again play The Plaza Live, and unlike in 2014, this time my schedule
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by Richie Williams
Celebrating 30 years of face-melting guitar mysticism and the release of his 15th solo album, Shockwave Supernova, Joe
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by Sarah Capps
With two hours of notice and an address typed into my navigation, I had no assumption for my first outing in a new city. The
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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,