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Rath & the Wiseguys is back from tour and playing St. Pete's Bananas Records...
Steve “Rath” Cutter is no newbie to the local music scene. When he’s not running No Vacancy Media—a group that has represented locals such as Slam Duncan and Evan French—he’s fronting Rath & The...
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L.A. indie-pop favorite Fitz and the Tantrums reunites with Tampa this weekend
Fitz and the Tantrums—one of L.A’s best-known indie groups—has made an stop in Tampa Bay on a practically annual basis, excluding last year and 2020 under obvious circumstances. The band gets back on...
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Stephen Marley plays his Grammy-winning songs and dad's in St. Pete this weekend
You can, indeed, get to Babylon by bus, and the ride runs through St. Petersburg this weekend when the seed of a legend plays Jannus Live on Sunday, July 31. That's where Stephen Marley will play not...
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Tampa City Council wants voters to decide if citizens police review board...
Yesterday, Tampa City Council voted to have the city's legal team craft an ordinance that could let the voters decide if the Police Citizen Review Board (CRB) should have subpoena power when reviewing...
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Fresh off Euro-tour, local hip-hop duo They Hate Change plays free album...
A whole heck of a lot has happened to Tampa Bay rappers and producers Dre and Vonne in the year since They Hate Change was on the cover of CL to celebrate the duo’s signing to indie stalwart...
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Deathcore band Enterprise Earth brings new singer to Tampa on Tuesday
Spokane-based deathcore band Enterprise Earth—a frequent visitor to Ybor City—no longer exists as we knew it before COVID-19. Lead singer Dan Watson, the last remaining original member, blamed “the...
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Daryl Hall and Todd Rundgren co-headline a St. Petersburg show next week
Following a Beatles tribute performance in Clearwater last March, Creative Loafing Tampa Bay predicted that Todd Rundgren would return to Tampa Bay in eight months time. Well, it hasn’t even been five...
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Colin Hay's Men at Work plays Clearwater on Thursday
By the end of the year, Colin Hay will have been to Clearwater three times in one year. In April, the Men at Work frontman performed a sold-out solo gig downtown, and in September—if all goes...
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Multiple Tampa Bay beaches closed for swimming this weekend, due to high...
The Florida Department of Health (DOH) in Hillsborough County announced a "no swim" public health advisory yesterday for Bahia Beach and E.G. Simmons Conservation Park due to high levels of enteric...
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Free Tampa concert series Rock the Park celebrates 12-year anniversary with...
It’s no easy task to make something last for 12 years, let alone a free, outdoor, local artists-driven concert series. That’s why Tampeños should never miss an opportunity to celebrate Rock the Park,...
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Cops seize guns of Clearwater man who threatened Black landscapers with rifle
On Wednesday, Clearwater Police Department and the Pinellas County Sheriff (PSCO) seized the guns of David Berry, who was caught on video being aggressive to Black landscapers while holding an AR-9...
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Ice Cube brings Big3 basketball league to Tampa this summer
Ice Cube is about to fuck around and get a triple-double in Champa Bay. Tickets start at $25 for Ice Cube's Big3 (stylized "BIG3") basketball league's Aug. 14 playoff game at Amalie Arena and went on...
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33 live music concerts and events happening in Tampa Bay this weekend
Genre-re-defining hip-hop duo They Hate Change has landed its Jagjaguwar debut, Finally, New, on countless best-of-the-year-so-far lists and racked up acclaim from critics drawn to a fresh,...
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Tampa's Coastal Film Lab celebrates first-anniversary with August art show
Quietly, confidently and as clearly as film will allow, Ybor City’s Coastal Film Lab has made a name for itself in the City of Tampa. Next weekend the shop located at 1704 N Nebraska Ave. celebrates a...
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Dave Sunday of Sunday’s Delicatessen explains why he closed his popular Ybor...
For hours on Thursday, July 28—Sunday’s Delicatessen’s second to last day open—the line sprawled out of the door and onto the Ybor City sidewalk. The breakfast rush turned into the lunch rush as loyal...
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For now, it looks like Chuck Schumer learned how to do politics like a...
Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. There are still plenty of ways for Democrats to screw this up—and Democrats being Democrats, the odds they’ll find one are not small. In any event, Kyrsten Sinema’s...
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Judge says Tampa Bay Republican congressional candidate is ineligible to run...
A Leon County circuit judge Friday ruled that a Republican candidate is ineligible to run for a Tampa Bay-area congressional seat because he failed to properly qualify. Judge John Cooper ruled against...
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Florida moves forward with proposal to block gender-affirming healthcare for...
The Florida Board of Medicine is slated Friday to consider a proposal by Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration to bar physicians from providing treatments such as hormone therapy and puberty-blocking...
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Florida will receive $70 million this year from Biden Administration to...
Florida will get $70 million this fiscal year to address the effects of climate change on transportation infrastructure and evacuation routes as part of a new federal program. In all, the program...
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Savage Love: Even if he's the 'finest thing' you've ever touched, he should...
This is a preview of this week’s Savage Love. The full version is now exclusively available on Dan’s website Savage.Love.
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