Orlando musicians let it rip for independent broadcasting at Punk for Public Media benefit
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Devo accidentally predicted the end of the world. Is it too late for them to save it?
Devo Credit: Jay Spencer If you’re talking to a member of legendary new-wave outsiders Devo in the year 2026 (and
Americana hero Jordan Foley plays his last show as an Orlandoan this week
Jordan Foley Credit: Jim Leatherman Jordan Foley has been a mainstay of Orlando’s roots-music scene, playing on stages all over
Everyone we saw having a diabolically fun time with Melanie Martinez in Orlando
One would be forgiven for thinking the somewhat dystopian and diabolical themes of the Melanie Martinez’s new album Hades album,
A look inside My Sister’s House, the DIY music venue in a bowling alley
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The Kids were alright (and loud) at Orlando Girls Rock Camp showcase at Conduit
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Young pianist and Blue Note artist Paul Cornish brings his trio to Orlando
Paul Cornish Credit: Piper Ferguson From legacies on label and home base, pianist and composer Paul Cornish is part of
It was a heartbreaking but life-affirming night at Uncle Lou’s with the ‘Last Call’ benefit show
Starting Saturday afternoon and going far into the night, a phalanx of Orlando bands and music lovers gathered to celebrate
Everything we saw at Montgomery Drive’s ‘A Night for Uncle Lou’ benefit
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Orlando musicians raged outside and inside Uncle Lou’s Entertainment Hall this weekend for ‘Free Uncle Lou’ benefit show
Local musician Roble Roble assembled a veritable army of Orlando performers — including TV Generation, Pinko Beats, Warm Like Winter,