Live Reviews

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  We Are One and We Gon’ Funk As One | DUMPSTAPHUNK Live Review & Concert Photos w/ Kaleigh Baker | Crowbar, Ybor City, FL | November 20, 2015

  by Richie Williams

  Living in Orlando, I don’t make it over to shows in Tampa too often. But when I do, it’s gotta be for a particularly sweet

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  Scene-breakers in St. Pete | Don’t Stop St. Pete Music Festival Live Review & Photos | Grand Central District St. Petersburg | November 28, 2015

  by Amanda Starling

  Friends were tucked wall-to-wall in a cozy loft with the slightest tease of sunlight spilling onto the worn wood floors of The

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  III Points 2015 Festival Review | Maimi, Fl | October 9 – 11, 2015

  by Leila Gray

  This year was the third year of Miami’s III Points Music Art and Tech Festival, and it has grown up fast. The 3-night

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  The Family She Made: Allison Weiss Live Review & Concert Photos w/Mal Blum, Winter, & Kids in the Attic | New World Brewery, Tampa, Fl | November 14, 2015

  by Amanda Starling

  There’s no love like a New Love, and I found myself head-over-heels for Allison Weiss and the acts brought together on

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  7 Below: A Tribute To Phish Live Review, Photos, & Video | West End Trading Co., Sanford, FL | November 5, 2015

  by Richie Williams

  If you’ve never been able to experience all the wonder that is a Phish show (which I highly recommend), the next best thing

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  We Dare Defend our Rights | Lee Bains III and the Glory Fires Live Review | Burro Bar Jacksonville, FL | October 31, 2015

  by Jason Earle

  Lee Bains III and the Glory Fires played downtown Jacksonville the night of the Florida-Georgia game. We could hardly hope for a

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  At Tip of the Hat: Amigo the Devil Live Review + Music on Mills Festival Photos | Mills50 District | Orlando, FL | November 14, 2015

  by Jason Earle

  Amigo the Devil is pounding on the ceiling of St. Matthews Tavern on Mills Avenue. He has moved the back row to the front. His

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  Sufjan and Drake | Sufjan Stevens Live Review & Concert Photos | Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts | November 6, 2015

  by Megan Malsom

  I’m not going to lie. This review has been a challenge to write. Not because I’m a bad writer or my heart wasn’t in the

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  Andrew Jackson Jihad Live Review & Concert Photos | The Orpheum, Tampa, Fl | November 11, 2015

  by Amanda Starling

  In a casual, folksy way-about-it, Andrew Jackson Jihad stormed and seized the beating hearts of every person in The Orpheum.

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  Jeff Rosenstock Live Review & Concert Photos w/ Modern Baseball, Antarctigo Vespucci, and Tiny Moving Parts | The Orpheum, Tampa | November 3, 2015

  by Amanda Starling

  We were leaking “Tears Over Beers,” or damn near close to it. Modern Baseball bursted with sarcastic and playful

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  “Keep the Blues Alive” | CeDell Davis Live Review, Album Review, and Interview | Magnolia Festival | Spirit Of Suwannee Music Park | October 16, 2015

  by Jason Earle

  CeDell Davis discovered a harmonica in a pea patch on the plantation where he grew up. He was eight years old at the time. Rural

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  Death Before Disco | The Orb Live Review | State Theatre, St. Petersburg, FL | Saturday, September 5, 2015

  by Eric Haase

  It’s perhaps a hyperbolic stretch to call the 90s an age of innocent exploration, but if you were at The Orb’s show

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  A Halloween with the Queen of Pop Music | Taylor Swift Live Review & Concert Photos | Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Fl | October 31, 2015

  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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  “Have A Nice Life” Tour | Murs and Guests Live Review | Backbooth, Orlando, FL | October 31, 2015

  by Ron Grant

  Nine times out of ten, hitting up a live show on Halloween is going to be a peculiar experience. And it doesn’t get any more

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  My Dad, The Avett Brothers, and the Road to ‘Hallelujah Corner’ | A Story from Magnolia Festival | Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park | October 15-18, 2015

  by Jason Earle

  Magnolia Festival at Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park is a celebration of the South. It’s not necessarily billed as such, but