If you’re a local supporter of Tampa Bay's area indie-rock scene, then this one’s easily a contender for show of the year. Headlining is The Grapes, whose lineup has recently been made whole just in time to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of its masterpiece debut full-length Hemispheres where the band introduced the Bay area to the cutting self-introspection of frontman Alexander Charos and deep musicality of his band. Also on the bill, however, is a reunion for The Grecian Urns, who put out one of the greatest Tampa Bay indie-pop releases of all time when it gave us Lovedream in 2010.
If you’re a local supporter of Tampa Bay's area indie-rock scene, then this one’s easily a contender for show of the year. Headlining is The Grapes, whose lineup has recently been made whole just in time to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of its masterpiece debut full-length Hemispheres where the band introduced the Bay area to the cutting self-introspection of frontman Alexander Charos and deep musicality of his band. Also on the bill, however, is a reunion for The Grecian Urns, who put out one of the greatest Tampa Bay indie-pop releases of all time when it gave us Lovedream in 2010.