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by Mitch Foster
Dads is a two-piece indie/math rock band that’s emotionally charged with New Jersey heartache. This is where you’ll
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by Mitch Foster
What do you do when you lose someone? Do you stop everything dead in its tracks and fall into a depression? Do you long for them
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by Sean Dorsett
One of my absolute favorite solo artists in the world is coming to Orlando’s Backbooth the day before Valentines Day! If you
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by Mitch Foster
While in the appropriately titled “green room,” Brian Posehn and I, and several other people, shared a few J’s, jokes, and
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by Bernardo Ortiz
Neck Deep at Backbooth Orlando was, by far, the gnarliest Christmas gathering I’ve been to in my day (thanks Norsekorea!).
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by Soorya Arsala
Neck Deep is on the fast track to being to at the forefront of pop punk. This band from Wales played their very first stateside
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by Soorya Arsala
There’s going to be a party at Backbooth Saturday, consider it an insight into the current state of fun
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by Mitch Foster
The lead singer of Black Taxi, Ezra Huleatt, is a relentless performer. He went from trumpet to tambourine, to keyboard and
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by Martin Cardenas
BackBooth is a small venue and it was packed to the brim with checkerboard attire and trilby hats. Mad Caddies haven’t played
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by Soorya Arsala
Torche will be playing tonight at Backbooth with American Party Machine, Gut Ruckus, and Consequence. Get lucky by winning
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by Soorya Arsala
Citizen will be playing at Backbooth on Sunday with Hostage Calm, You Blew It!, True Love, and The Passenger. Learn how you can
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by Soorya Arsala
The last time A Great Big Pile of Leaves came to town, they were opening for emo/punk heavyweights Into It. Over It. and The
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by Mitch Foster
Thursday night I watched the lead singer of Panther Camp climb the chain link fence in front of the sound board at Backbooth
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by Soorya Arsala
If you haven’t heard of Lil Debbie, it’s time to get on her level. Going off of the names of her last two
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by Soorya Arsala
Old Gray knows pain. Weaving through their last LPÂ An Autobiography, they explore and extrapolate distress – whether it