SIGT MAG /// ISSUE #04 by SIGT Magazine

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DRINK OF THE MONTH BY BRIAN “SKINNY” AUSTIN BREWS I GO TO BROKEN STRINGS BREWERY INTERVIEW /// FL BREWERY LISTING SKATE PARKS FLORIDA SKATEPARK LISTING KIM PETRAS BY CINDY ROS GIVEAWAYS /// WIN TIX! GET THE PASSWORD TO ENTER TO WIN TIX TO SHOWS & FESTS! LOCAL LOVE LOCAL ART & LOCAL ALBUM REVIEWS BY EVAN CHABOT BEST OF 2019 BY SIGT STAFF & SPECIAL GUEST CONTRIBUTORS PERRY’S DIDDLES JEFF GOLDBLUM ALBUM REVIEW BY PERRY GOLDMAN TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA BY RANDY COOK

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BAM MARGERA w/ Vinny Beedle /// ...We’ll see! /// Soundbar /// Show: FRI 7pm PUNK ROCK XMAS w/ TEEN AGERS, Unsung Zeros (acoustic), Debt Neglector, & The 4 J’s /// Soundbar /// Show: 10:30pm A JAMES BROWN HOLIDAY PARTY w/ DJ BMF /// Lil Indies /// Show: 10pm ANBERLIN w/ William Ryan Key (Yellowcard), Loose Talk, & Carrollhood /// Alt-Rock/Emo /// House Of Blues /// Show: 7pm ROCKAPELLA /// A Capella Rock (take your mom!) /// Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm TOWNSKY’S HOLIDAY REVUE /// Soul /// The New Standard /// Show: 9pm SLEIGHER: Metal Xmas Party w/ Thicket, Kill The Imposter, Demonfuck, Rendered Abstract, Armor Of God, Darkness By Design /// Haven Lounge /// Show: 7:30pm I’M SO DISCO w/ Sleazy McQueen & Tommy MOT /// Disco /// Stonewall Bar /// Show: 10pm OAK HILL DRIFTERS /// Folk/ Rockabilly /// Half Wall Brewery /// Show: 6pm TALK WITH YOUR HANDS w/ Dog Island /// Indie/Dance /// The Nook /// Show: 10pm

CHUCK MAGID (EP Release) w/ Oxford Noland, & Jordan Foley & the /// Rock n Roll /// Will’s SAT Wheelhouse Pub /// Show: 10pm SNOOP DOGG w/ Warren G, & RJMrLA /// OG Hip-Hop /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm SNAILS w/ Kompany, & Hi I’m Ghost /// Puke-Step/Trap /// Orlando Warehouse /// Show: 9pm BRUNCH w/ THOMAS WYNN /// Soul/Rock /// The New Standard /// Show: 11am BILLIE HOLIDAY TRIBUTE w/ Kaleigh Baker, Bobby Koelble, & more /// The New Standard /// Show: 9pm DJ FABIO w/ AK1200 /// Drum & Bass /// HENAO Center /// Show: 10pm No Peace Underground Presents: BODY COUNT /// Extreme Wrestling /// Soundbar /// Show: 10pm DUBLOADZ /// EDM/Bass /// GILT Nightclub /// Show: 10pm ROCKIN’ XMAS w/ Auditory Armory, Machines on Blast, Darling Dead, Guardsman, & Orchestra In Black /// Haven Lounge /// Show: 8pm OAK HILL DRIFTERS /// Folk/ Rockabilly /// Foxhead Lounge (Osteen) /// Show: 9pm

ZEDS DEAD /// EDM/Dubstep/Trap /// Gilt Nightclub /// Show: 11pm SHAK NASTI /// Funky Funk /// The New Standard /// Show: 10pm FURTHER SEEMS FOREVER w/ Kids, & The Darling Fire /// Emo/Indie /// The Social /// Show: 6:30pm DJ VS DRUMMER w/ Chris Lebrane & Dizzlephunk /// Tin Roof /// Show: 11pm

SWIMM w/ Take Lead, The Hails, & Tidepools /// Indie/Pop/Rock /// /// Show: 7pm SUN Soundbar MICHAEL JACKSON TRIBUTE /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm REVEREND HORTON HEAT w/ Voodoo Glow Skulls, & The 5678’s (Japan) /// Rockabilly/Punk /// ACE Cafe /// Show: 8pm

SWIMM w/ Gary Lazer Eye, The Easy Uzis, & The Dull Blades /// Iron Oak MON Post Melbourne /// Show: 9pm TUE ► DEC 24 — No Shows WED ► DEC 25 — No Shows

ELTON JOHN TRIBUTE /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8:30pm NIGHT /// Classic White Boy Soul THU FAT /// Will’s Pub /// Two Shows — 8pm GYPSY ELISE & THE ROYAL BLUES /// Blues/Soul /// The New Standard /// Show: 8:30pm EUGENE SNOWDEN BAND /// Soul/ Funk /// Tin Roof Orlando /// Show: 9:30pm DROMBRESKY w/ Sheen Boogie /// House/EDM /// Celine Night Club /// Show: 10pm

SEVENDUST (Acoustic) /// Rock/Nu Metal /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8:30pm SUN STUNNA 4 VEGAS /// Hip-Hop/Rap /// Gilt Nightclub /// Show: 11pm IRON WILL w/ Manakins, Trevor Griffin, & Little Lazy /// Alt-Rock /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm

MAKOTO w/ Letters To Part, Sunstrife, Traversing Infinity, & Nundayo /// Math /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm MON Rock COREY SMITH w/ Dawson Edwards /// Country/Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm THE COMMONHEART /// Bluesy/ Soul /// The New Standard /// Show: 9pm

THE LEGENDARY JC’S NYE PARTY /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 10pm SMOKE w/ Bishop TUE BLACKBERRY Gunn /// Southern Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 9:30pm EPTIC (2020 NYE Party) /// EDM /// Gilt Nightclub /// Show: 10pm THE SUPERVILLAINS (NYE Party) w/ The Problem Addicts, Never Ender /// Reggae/Rock /// West End Trading Co /// Show: 9pm NYE BASH w/ DAVID SCHEWIZER/ LIFE ON MARS /// ‘80s Rock Party /// The New Standard /// Show: 9pm 2020 NEW YEARS VIBE w/ All My Homies, IMarkkeyz, John Q, Ken Neth, DJ Nzo, GETFREELIVING, E.C.L.I.P.S.3 /// Hip-Hop/R&B/AfroBeats /// Soundbar /// Show: 7pm ROCK ‘TIL THE DROP 2020 NYE Party w/ Epic Evolve: The Decades Show /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm ROARING INTO THE 20S NYE BASH /// ‘20-Style Party /// Tin Roof /// Show: 9pm CHUS & CEBALLOS (NYC 2020 Party) /// Techno/Dance /// Celine Night Club /// Show: 10pm

NEON NITECLUB w/ REVERIST, Nic Howell, & ACP Pro /// Dream Pop /// /// Show: 7pm FRI Soundbar ALOMA /// Funk/Rock/Blues /// Tanqueray’s /// Show 10:30pm CHRIS DEMAKES (LESS THAN JAKE) w/ Summer Spiders, J.T. Turret, & Colorblind Dinosaurs /// Ska/Punk /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm BON JOVI TRIBUTE /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8:30pm A DRAG QUEEN CHRISTMAS /// Drag Show (take your mom!) /// Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm JIM GAFFIGAN /// Comedy /// Dr Phillips Center /// Two Shows: 7pm & 9:30pm THE REDCOATS /// British Rock /// The New Standard /// Show: 8:30pm NIGHTMARE AFTER CHRISTMAS w/ Travi Seeds & Timmy Dub /// DJ Party /// West End Trading Co /// Show: 10pm GORGON CITY w/ Yokai /// Dance/ Electronic /// Celine Night Club /// *All Lineups, Dates, & Times are subject Show: 10pm

CAN’T SWIM w/ Capstan, The Real You, Magnolia Park /// Post-Punk /// /// Show: 7pm SAT Soundbar JJ GREY & MOFRO w/ The Commonheart /// Southern Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm CLASSIC ALBUMS LIVE: THE BEATLES ‘SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND’ /// Rock /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm

to change. “Show” Time is when the music begins. Doors are usually open one hour before show time. Please check venue website/facebook before you go to the show. Shows are listed like this: HEADLINER w/ support /// Genre of Headliner /// Venue /// Music Start Time. Orlando show listing covers — Daytona, Melbourne, Cocoa, Kissimmee, and Orlando proper.

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CBDB w/ GW Souther /// Weed Something… /// Will’s Pub /// Show: SUN 8pm WAYMAN TISDALE TRIBUTE w/ IN THE END (Linkin Park Tribute) w/ Lavon Rushing, & Dave Stewart /// Audioecho (Chris Cornell Tribute) /// Smooth Jazz /// The Abbey /// Show: Alt Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 7pm 8pm CONTROL THIS! w/ 69 Fingers, & TOO MANY ZOOZ /// Brass/House /// Space Monkey Mafia /// Ska Night /// The Social /// Show: 8pm West End Trading Co /// Show: 9pm MICHAEL and The Order of the DR. FEELDIRTY (Mötley Crüe Tribute) MON JOHN Penix /// Play/Performance/Spoof /// w/ Highway to Hell’s Bells /// Haven The Abbey /// Show: 8pm Lounge /// Show: 10pm

WED ► JAN 1 — No Shows

SHAK NASTI /// Funk/Jam /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 10pm FLY /// Rock /// The New THU BAR Standard /// Show: 8pm KING ENEL /// Hip-Hop/Rap /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm

GINO & THE GOONS w/ Golden Pelicans, & The Palmettes /// Rock N /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 10pm FRI Roll RUNNING WITH SCISSORS /// Rock /// The New Standard /// Show: 8pm THE ALMOST w/ All Get Out, Ghost Atlas, Rowdy, & Northstreet /// Emo/ Rock /// Soundbar /// Show: 7:30pm EVE TO ADAM w/ Breathing Theory, Thirst, & I Owe Nothing /// Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 7:30pm THE LONGEST YARD w/ Hunting With Dick Cheney, The Last Locals, The Problem Addicts /// Punk Rock /// West End Trading Co /// Show: 8:30pm

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SAXSQUATCH /// Dude in a costume playing sax covers /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm SUN EVERGREEN TERRACE w/ Grieve, Deadland, Graveview, Deadweather, Scatter Shot, Young Ghosts, & more /// Hardcore Punk Fest /// Soundbar /// Show: 3pm

TUE ► JAN 14 — No Shows

BLASK TUSK w/ Ether Coven, & Gillian Carter /// The Devil’s Metal \m/ /// Pub /// Show: 9pm WED Will’s RAY & THE STORM SURGE /// Blues/’70s Classics /// The New Standard /// Show: 8pm NIGHTLY /// Pop /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm CATFISH DINNER w/ Wes Morrison, & MOTION CITY SOUNDTRACK w/ Mat Ryan Thorne /// Twang Metal /// Will’s Kerekes /// Emo/Indie /// House Of Pub /// Show: 9pm MON JAZZ JAM /// Come Jam! /// The New Blues /// Show: 8pm MAGIC MALE REVUE /// Male Standard /// Starts: 7:30pm Burlesque /// Haven Lounge /// SELWYN BIRCHWOOD /// Blues/ Show: 9pm Soul/Rock /// The New Standard /// TUE ► JAN 7 — No Shows Show: 9pm SAT SUCK BRICK KID w/ The Bitters /// THE WORLD/INFERNO FRIENDSHIP DIKEMBE w/ Slingshot Dakota, Expert SOCIETY w/ The 502s /// Punk/Soul/ Timing, & Curtains /// Emo Crydaddy Punk/Punk /// Soundbar /// Show: Jazz/Longestbandnameever /// Will’s bullshit<3 /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm 8pm WED CON LECHE /// Jam/Funk /// The THU Pub /// Show: 9pm ROHNA w/ 0 Miles Per Hour, Sad EUGENE SNOWDEN BAND /// Soul/ New Standard /// Show: 8pm Halen, & The Carmics /// Rock/Punk Funk /// Tin Roof Orlando /// Show: HONEY HOUNDS /// Funkadelic /// HENAO Center /// Show: 8pm 9:30pm Blues/Rock /// Tin Roof /// Show: Hey! Want to submit a show? 8pm SUMMER WALKER w/ Kill The Sound, Deadline for Jan 20 - Feb 29 show Kill The Imposter, THE DEV, Blood submissions is January 10, 2020 /// THE BROOKE KLONEL BAND /// and Beyond, & Against Us All /// Please match the format above, put the Soul/Jazz /// The New Standard /// FRI Bath Heavy Rock/Metal-ish /// Will’s Pub Show: 8pm city in the subject line, & send to: THU LIL DILL w/ Wires /// Hip-Hop/Rap /// Show: 9pm shows@showsigoto.com ERIC HUTCHINSON /// Folk/Pop /// /// The Abbey /// Show: 6:30pm The Social /// Show: 7pm PROPAGANJAH /// Reggae /// Tin MXPX w/ Five Iron Frenzy /// Skate Roof /// Show: 9pm Punk /// Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm DEPARTURE (Tribute to Journey) /// OAK HILL DRIFTERS /// Folk/ Arena Rock /// House of Blues /// Rockabilly /// The New Standard /// Show: 8:30pm Show: 8:30pm FRI GRACE POTTER /// Rock/Roots/ KEITH SWEAT /// Soul/R&B /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 9pm Blues /// House Of Blues /// Show: JOINT OPERATION /// Funk/Rock /// 8pm West End Trading Co /// Show: 9pm SCREAM BLUE MURDER w/ NoSelf, MARTYRS ASYLUM w/ Detoura, A Rivers, Life Alive, Respect the Dead, Fine Line, Devil’s Target, & The Sinema & Dare Defy /// UK Metal /// Haven /// Rock /// Haven Lounge /// Show: Lounge /// Show: 7pm 8pm BLUES & JAZZ NIGHT /// Yes, go! /// JONNY LANG w/ GA-20 /// Blues/ The New Standard /// Show: 8:30pm Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: KRS-ONE /// Hip-Hop Legend /// The SAT Abbey /// Show: 8:30pm SAT 8:30pm K?D /// EDM/Future Bass /// GILT SLANDER /// Bass Music /// House Of Nightclub /// Show: 10pm Blues /// Show: 8pm AC SLATER /// EDM/House /// GILT Nightclub /// Show: 10pm OAK HILL DRIFTERS /// Folk/ Rockabilly /// Casey’s Bar NSB /// 7 Show: 6pm

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MARLON CRAFT w/ Bobby Feeno /// Hip-Hop /// Soundbar /// Show: 7pm COOK /// Flamenco/Jazz /// SUN JESSE Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm THE BRIAN MCKNIGHT 4 /// R&B/ Soul /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 9pm LADY ANTEBELLUM w/ Brett Young, & Chris Lane /// Country/Pop /// Addition Arena /// Show: 8pm

TOTALLY ‘80s LIVE w/ THE MOTELS, Bow Wow Wow, & When In Rome II /// ‘80s Covers /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm ILIZA SHLESINGER /// Comedy /// Hard Rock Live /// Two Shows: 7pm & 9:30pm BLACK FLAG /// Hardcore Punk /// ACE Cafe /// Show: 8pm RIOT TEN /// EDM/Dubstep/Trap /// GILT Nightclub /// Show: 10pm THE BELLA DONNA PROJECT w/ The Spring /// Stevie Nicks Classics /// West End Trading Co /// Show: 9pm OAK HILL DRIFTERS /// Folk/ Rockabilly /// Peanuts NSB /// Show: 8pm

RADKEY /// UK Garage Rock /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 10pm w/ Overthinker /// Punk /// Sly MON MERE Fox /// Show: 10pm (Free) RED WANTING BLUE w/ CARBON LEAF, & The Alternate Routes /// Americana/Folk /// Soundbar /// Show: 7pm

DARK THOUGHTS /// Punk /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 10pm MACK, MYERS (Shinedown), TUE ALLEN, & MOORE /// Folk/Rock /// The Social /// Show: 8pm THE ROBERT CRAY BAND /// Blues/ Rock /// Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm THE DEAD SOUTH w/ The Hooten Hallers, & Danny Olliver /// Folk/ Bluegrass /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm

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GAELIC STORM /// Celtric Rock Legends /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm BLACK LIPS w/ The WildTones /// Garage Rock /// The Social /// Show: 8pm

SIGT EVENT — SIT-DOWN COMEDY w/ Shaw Smith, Heather Shaw, & Special Guests /// The Person FRI Very Cave (OPEN BAR, 21+) /// Show: 7pm SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS w/ Little Sheba and the Shamans /// Rockabilly /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm AMERICAN AUTHORS + MAGIC GIANT w/ Public /// Pop/Rock /// The Beacham /// Show: 6:30pm IANN DIOR w/ Landon Cube, & POORSTACY /// Emo-Rap /// The Social /// Show: 7:30pm VIBRA (CD Release) /// Pachanga/ Latin /// Soundbar /// Show: 9pm BEACH FOSSILS w/ Surf Curse /// Shoegaze /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm KISS ALIVE THE TRIBUTE /// Glam Rock /// Tin Roof /// Show: 8pm

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NY SKA JAZZ ENSEMBLE w/ Control This, & The Ambassadors /// Ska /// Pub /// Show: 9pm SAT Will’s THE STEEL WOODS w/ Tennessee Jet /// Southern Roots Rock /// The Social /// Show: 6:30pm

LUCIFER w/ Savage Master, & Overdose /// The Devil Herself/DOOM /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm SUN Metal BLACKFOOT GYPSIES /// Garage Rock N Roll /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm MACHINE HEAD /// Groove Metal /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm

SIGT MUSIC INDUSTRY MIXER /// NETWORKING EVENT /// El Camino of Music /// Starts: 7pm MON School MINIATURE TIGERS w/ Katzù Oso /// Indie /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm KRIS KRISTOFFERSON /// Outlaw Country /// Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm

BROJOB w/ Hunt The Dinosaur, Left To Suffer, Demonfuck, Cold Dead /// Metal /// Soundbar /// TUE Hands Show: 7pm LUCINDA WILLIAMS w/ Buick 6 /// Americana /// Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm WED ► JAN 29 — No Shows

EMILY WOLFE /// Rock /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm COPE /// Blues/Soul /// THU CITIZEN House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm

RAPHAEL SAADIQ w/ Jamila Woods, & DJ Duggz /// R&B/Soul /// Plaza /// Show: 8pm FRI Live TIFFANY w/ DJ Tony, & The Spazmatics /// ‘80s Party /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm JASON ALDEAN w/ Morgan Wallen, Riley Green, & Dee Jay Silver /// Country/Rock /// Amway Center /// Show: 7:30pm CLASSIC ALBUMS LIVE: LED ZEPPELIN ‘LED ZEPPELIN’ /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm KISS THE SKY - JIMI HENDRIX Tribute /// Psychedelic Rock /// Tin Roof /// Show: 8pm SAM PACE /// Rock /// ACE Cafe /// Show: 7pm

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SNAILS w/ Kompany, Hi I’m Ghost, & Lizzy Jane /// Puke-Step/Trap /// The Ybor /// Show: 10pm FRI Ritz LINDSEY STIRLING /// Operatic Pop/ Electronic /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm THE OUTLAWS (Night 1) w/ Firefall /// Outlaw Country /// Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm SOULPATCH (KEITH BUCKLEY of Every Time I Die!) /// ‘90s Cover Band (Yes!) /// Crowbar/// Show: 10pm MORBID ANGEL w/ Watain, & Incantation /// Death Metal /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm LUXURY MANE w/ HoneyWhat, & Viewers Like You /// Psych-Pop/Soul /// Hooch & Hive /// Show: 9pm MOUNTAIN HOLLER & FRIENDS w/ Jun Bustamante, Adam Randall, Shawn Kyle, Kristopher James, Will Quinlan, Nick Ewing, Kerry Courtney, & JT Brown /// Folk/Storytelling /// The Attic /// Show: 7pm

WALKER & ROYCE w/ Kyle Klinch /// EDM /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm HORTON HEAT w/ SAT REVEREND Voodoo Glow Skulls, Dave Alvin, & The 5678’s (Japan) /// Rockabilly/Punk /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm THE OUTLAWS (Night 2) w/ Firefall /// Outlaw Country /// Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm BUKU w/ Esseks & Sfam /// Bass Music /// The Orpheum /// Show: 10pm THE BLACK LILLIES /// Americana /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm PIG PEN w/ Return To Saturn, Twisty Chris and the Puddin’ Packs, Boney Fiend, & Freefall /// Punk Rock Party /// Hooch & Hive /// Show: 8pm LUXURY MANE w/ Fever Beam, Broom Closet, & SWIMM (DJ set afterparty) /// Alt-Indie /// The Bends Bar /// Show: 9pm SWIMM w/ FayRoy, & Dog Island /// Psych Pop /// Green Bench Brewery /// Show: 8pm

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CRISIS w/ The Jazz Project /// Funk/ Jazz /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 8pm

CARNAGE /// EDM/Trap /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm HAMILTON w/ Ja Rule, FRI ANTHONY Joe, K. Michelle, Avant, Chris Knite, & Tianavanae /// R&B/Hip-Hip /// Yuengling Center /// Show: 8pm RYAN MONTBLEAU (Night 1) /// Folk/ Funk /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm JAH MOVEMENT /// Reggae /// Skipper’s Smokehouse /// Show: 8pm SPIRIT AND THE COSMIC HEART w/ Cathedral Bells, & Open Culture /// Alt-Indie /// The Bends Bar /// Show: 9pm THE CITY SAINTS w/ The Delta Troubadours, & Geri X /// Rock /// Hooch And Hive DAMON FOWLER /// Soul/Blues /// The Ale And The Witch Bar /// Show: 8pm

THE LINT ROLLERS (NYE PARTY /// Garage Rock n Roll /// Skipper’s Smokehouse /// Show: 8pm NIRVANA NEW YEARS w/ Poetry ‘n Lotion /// Performing ‘Nevermind’ /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 10pm NYE w/ BAD COMPANY /// Classic Rock /// Ferg’s Sports Bar /// Show: 9pm 20/20 NYE w/ REDFEATHER, PLEASURES, Bells and Robes, FR33DBACK, ÆON RINGS, Rogerthomas, and DJ Sugarbear /// Psychedelic Experimental PostGrunge /// Paper Crane St. Pete /// Show: 9pm

*All Lineups, Dates, & Times are subject to change. “Show” Time is when the music begins. Doors are usually open one hour before show time. Please check venue website/facebook before you go to the show. Shows are listed like this: HEADLINER w/ support /// Genre of Headliner /// Venue /// Music Start Time. Tampa Bay covers — St. Pete, Clearwater, Ybor City, Dunedin, Bradenton, Sarasota, and everything HOT TUNA (Acoustic) /// Blues/ Americana /// Capitol Theatre /// within 30 miles of the Tampa city center.

8pm SATShow: BROKENMOLD 13th HOLIDAY PARTY

w/ FAT NIGHT, Danny & Alex, & Prince Tanuki /// R&B/Soul /// Crowbar /// Show: 9pm RYAN MONTBLEAU (Night2) /// Folk/ Funk /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm TOM BENNETT BAND w/ High Cotton /// Prog Rock/Indie /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 9pm SOUTHERN AVENUE w/ Ronnie Dee & The Superstars /// Blues /// Skipper’s Smokehouse /// Show: 8pm KALEIGH BAKER /// Soul/Love/ Power /// Shuffle Bar /// Show: 9pm

Hey! Want to submit a show?

Deadline for Jan 20 - Feb 29 show submissions is January 10, 2020 /// Please match the format above, put the city in the subject line, & send to: shows@showsigoto.com

ZEDS DEAD /// EDM/Dubstep/Trap /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 11pm GUNN /// Rock n Roll /// SUNBISHOP Crowbar /// Show: 8pm THE COMMONHEART /// R&B/Rock /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm DJ SNOOPADELIC aka SNOOP DOGG /// OG Hip-Hop (DJ Set) /// Hard Rock Seminole (Pool Party) /// Show: 12pm XAVIER WULF /// Hip-Hop/Indie/Rap /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 7pm MON ► DEC 30— No Shows /// A Capella Rock SUN ROCKAPELLA (take your mom) /// Capitol Theatre /// NORA EN PURE (NYE Party) /// Deep Show: 8pm House /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: THE CARPENTERS TRIBUTE /// Tribute Band /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// TUE 10pm THE HIP ABDUCTION (NYE Party) w/ Show: 1pm Artikal Sound System /// Reggae /// Jannus Live /// Show: 9pm MON ► DEC 23 — No Shows JIM GAFFIGAN /// Comedy /// TUE ► DEC 24 — No Shows Yuengling Center /// Show: 7pm FREEKBASS & The Bump Assembly NEW GRANADA 25th ANNIVERSARY (NYE PARTY) /// Funk /// Dunedin w/ Pohgoh, Permanent Makeup, Brewery /// Show: 9pm DieAlps!, & Wreath /// Crowbar Ybor WED /// Show: 8pm

TA M PA BAY—JA N 2 0 2 0 SETH WALKER /// Americana /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm PLEASURES w/ Orphanage Fraternity, Rewave, & Infinite Third /// Dark Groove // Space Psych /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 10pm MR. SIPP /// Blues Guitar /// Blue Rooster Bar /// Show: 8pm TOTAL TURMOIL FEST w/ Mr. Bella, Panic Fire, Clenchfist, & White Witch /// Heavy Rock /// Brass Mug Bar /// Show: 8:30pm

WED ► JAN 1 — No Shows

IN THE END (Linkin Park Tribute) w/ Audioecho (Chris Cornell Tribute) /// Rock /// Jannus Live /// Show: THUAlt 9pm (Free) ROCK THE PARK w/ New Fang, Chelsea Lovitt, & Rodney Smith /// Rock /// Curtis-Hixon Waterfront Park /// Show: 7pm

HIGHWAY TO HELL (AC/DC Tribute) w/ Def Leppard Tribute /// Jannus /// Show: 9pm (Free) FRILive KAI WACHI w/ Sam Lamar /// Dance/ Downtempo /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm SELWYN BIRCHWOOD /// Blues/ Soul/Rock /// The Attic /// Show: 9pm HONEYWHAT w/ The Reality /// Soul/Rock/Pop /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 10pm GARY LAZER EYES w/ Space Monkey Mafia /// Beachy Groove Grunge/Ska /// Brass Mug Bar /// Show: 8pm

THE ALMOST w/All Get Out, Ghost Atlas, & Rowdy /// Emo/Rock // The Orpheum /// Show: 7pm SAT/STEVEN DAYVID MCKELLAR (of Civil Twilight) w/ Stevie Kin /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm CUSTARD PIE /// Cosmic Gypsy Jam /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 10pm IMPULSE /// Reggae /// Skipper’s Smokehouse /// Show: 8pm

THE BLACK HONKEYS /// Rock/Funk /// Capitol Theatre /// Show: 6pm CHENIER /// Creole Music /// The SUNC.J. Attic /// Show: 8pm REVEREND HYLTON /// Americana /// Ella’s Folk Art Cafe /// Show: 4pm MON ► JAN 6 — No Shows TUE ► JAN 7 — No Shows

BONNIE X CLYDE /// EDM/Trap /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm w/ Andy Mineo, Passion, SAT CROWDER Louie Giglio, RED, & Riley Clemmons /// Christian Rock /// Amalie Arena /// Show: 6pm SWAMP SISTER SHOWCASE w/ Dinner Time, Charles Irwin, Glaze, They Hate Change, & Hello Joyce /// Surf Rock /// Hooch & Hive Pub /// Show: 8pm RONNIE DEE & THE SUPER STARS w/ Serotonic /// Rock/Funk/Soul /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 10pm

THE BRONX WANDERERS /// ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s Hits /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// 7:30pm SUN Show: RHONA w/ Taverns, Kerry Courtney, Old Bones, & Coastals /// ¡ROCK! /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 6:25pm MON ► JAN 13 — No Shows

THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS /// Blue-Eyed Soul /// Capitol Theatre /// Show: 7:30pm TUE TOO MANY ZOOZ /// Brass/House /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 9pm HYMN FOR HER /// Blues/Rock/ Country /// Blue Rooster Bar /// Show: 7pm

CÉLINE DION /// Pop/R&B /// Amalie Arena /// Show: 7:30pm ELONZO WESLEY (solo) /// Indie/ Rock /// Ella’s Folk Art Cafe /// Show: WED EMISUNSHINE /// Country/Folk /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm 8:30pm

WED

ANA POPOVIC w/ Shaw Davis & The Black Ties /// Blues /// The Attic /// 8pm THU Show: C.W. STONEKING /// Vaudeville/ Blues/Ragtime/Country /// Hooch And Hive Pub /// Show: 8pm BAT (Meat Loaf’s Band) w/ Caleb TWYN (Electric Kif + Lemon City Trio) Johnson) /// Capitol Theatre /// Show: /// Experimental /// Dunedin Brewery 8pm FRIAIR SUPPLY /// Soft Rock /// Ruth /// Show: 9pm Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm TUSK (Fleetwood Mac Tribute) /// AL ROSS w/ Codd Dubz, Lizzy Jane, & Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm Bernz /// Dubstep /// The Ritz Ybor /// ATL (Fleetwood Mac Show: 10pm FRI RUMOURS Tribute) /// Tampa Theatre /// Show: CBDB w/ Ella Jet & Future Soul, & Row 7pm (this is weird there is two in town Jomah /// Progressive Rock/Jam/ on the same night, right?) Weed Something… /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 9pm

GRACE POTTER /// Rock/Roots/ Blues /// Jannus Live /// Show: 7:30pm RICCA PROJECT /// Jazz/Funk THUTHE /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 9pm

BAILO w/ Lizzy Jane, & Bernz /// Dance/Electronic /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm DAVE BARNES w/ Jariah Higgins /// Rock/Pop /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm RADKEY w/ The Drain Outs /// UK Garage Rock /// Hooch And Hive Pub /// Show: 10pm TAB BENOIT (Night 1) /// Blues/Rock /// Skipper’s Smokehouse /// Show: 8pm ALBERT CASTIGLIA /// Blues/Rock /// Blue Rooster Bar /// Show: 8pm

JOHNNY MATHIS /// Easy Listening /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm LIEBERT & LUNA NEGRA SAT OTTMAR /// Flamenco /// Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm QUEENSRYCHE /// Progressive Metal /// Jannus Live /// Show: 9pm STEVE AOKI /// EDM/House /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm NICK SCHNEBELEN /// Blues Rock /// The Ale and the Witch Bar /// Show: 3:30pm ERIC HUTCHINSON w/ Matt Hires /// Folk/Pop /// The Orphuem /// Show: 8pm STEVEN CHRISTIAN & CHRISTIAN MCALHANEY (of Anberlin) Night 1 /// Alt-Rock/Emo /// The Attic /// Show: 8:30pm OPTION4 w/ High5ive, INB4, KC Gilmore, Nate Verde, & Tommy Rize /// House/Dance /// Hooch And Hive Pub /// Show: 10pm TROPICO BLVD w/ Souljam /// Indie/ Rock/Jam /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 10pm DEMETRI MARTIN /// Comedy /// Tampa Theatre /// Show: 8pm TAB BENOIT (Night 2) /// Blues/Rock /// Skipper’s Smokehouse /// Show: 8pm VICTOR WAINWRIGHT AND THE TRAIN /// Rock N Roll/Honky-Tonk /// Blue Rooster Bar /// Show: 8pm

STEVEN CHRISTIAN & CHRISTIAN MCALHANEY (of Anberlin) Night 2 /// /// The Attic /// Show: SUN Alt-Rock/Emo 8:30pm APRIL MAE & THE JUNE BUGS /// Americana/Rockabilly /// Ella’s Folk Art Cafe /// Show: 3pm BRITISH LION (Iron Maiden’s Steve Harris) w/ Picture Books /// Heavy Rock /// Brass Mug Bar /// Show: 7pm

MON

THE KINGSTON TRIO /// Legendary ‘50s Folk/Pop /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 1pm

RED WANTING BLUE w/ CARBON LEAF, & The Alternate Routes /// /// The Ritz Ybor /// TUE Americana/Folk Show: 7pm MARLON CRAFT w/ Bobby Feeno, & G Yamazawa /// Hip-Hop /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm

(HED) PE w/ Magg Dylan Allele, The Dood, Re Birth & Tower 7 /// Nu Metal /// Brass Mug Bar /// Show: 7pm IRA GLASS /// Life Lessons & Inspiration /// The Mahaffey Theater /// Show: 8pm

ALLEN, MACK, MYERS (Shinedown), & MOORE /// Folk/Rock /// The Attic // Show: 8pm WED /THE UNLIKELY CANDIDATES w/ Welshly Arms /// Indie/Rock /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm

SPAFFORD /// Jam Band /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm HODGE /// Americana /// The THU WILL Attic /// Show: 8pm TIRE FIRE /// Bluegrass Fusion /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 9pm

KRIS KRISTOFFERSON w/ Robert Earl Keen /// Outlaw Country /// Capitol /// Show: 7pm SUN Theatre JIM LAUDERDALE /// Americana /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm MOONFLOWER (Santana Tribute) w/ The Lint Rollers /// Classic Rock/Blues /// Skipper’s Smokehouse /// Show: 5pm TANTRIC w/ Smile Empty Soul, Very Alora, Spiral Crush, Voxx, Against My Will, & JackMantra /// Heavy Rock /// Brass Mug Bar /// Show: 7pm

WED

RITA RUDNER & LOUIE ANDERSON /// Comedy Legends /// Capitol Theatre /// Show: 7:30pm

STYX /// Progressive Rock /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm STORM /// Celtic Rock /// THU GAELIC Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm DRIVIN N CRYIN /// Folk/Rock /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm EL DUB /// Reggae/Funk /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 9pm NICK MOSS BAND /// Blues/Rock /// Blue Rooster Bar /// Show: 8pm

STATE MEDIA STATE

ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK /// Easy Listening /// Capitol Theatre /// Show: FRI 7:30pm STEVE MARTIN & MARTIN SHORT /// Comedy Legends /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm FORTUNATE YOUTH w/ Passafire /// Reggae/Rock /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm RIOT TEN w/ THROWDOWN, Lizzy Jane, & Bernz /// Dubstep/Hardstyle /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm NY SKA JAZZ ENSEMBLE w/ The New Rulers, & Control This /// Ska /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 9pm THE DEAD SOUTH w/ The Hooten Hallers, & Danny Olliver /// Folk/ Bluegrass /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm BLACKFOOT GYPSIES w/ New Fang /// Garage Rock N Roll /// Hooch And Hive Pub /// Show: 10pm BLACK FLAG w/ The Linecutters /// Hardcore Punk /// Ferg’s Sports Bar /// Show: 8pm CRYSTAL SHAWANDA /// Blues/ Country /// Skipper’s Smokehouse /// Show: 8pm MICHAEL BOLTON /// Pop/Rock /// Hard Rock Casino /// Show: 8pm PALEFACE /// Art-Folk/Rock /// Ella’s Folk Art Cafe /// Show: 9pm

STAR WARS IN CONCERT: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi /// The Florida /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// SAT Orchestra Show: 8pm ROBERT CRAY BAND /// Blues/Soul /// Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm AMERICAN AUTHORS + MAGIC GIANT w/ Public /// Pop/Rock /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm BLACK LIPS w/ Plastic Punks, Golden Pelicans, & Future Bartenderz /// Garage Rock /// The Social /// Show: 8pm JOEY HARKUM /// Folk /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 9pm SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS w/ Little Sheba and the Shamans /// Rockabilly /// Skipper’s Smokehouse /// Show: 8pm SELWYN BIRCHWOOD /// Blues/ Soul/Rock /// The Ale and the Witch Bar /// Show: 3:30pm

LYLE LOVETT /// Country/Folk /// Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm ALLENDE /// Author/Speaking MON ISABEL /// Tampa Theatre /// Show: 7:30pm

MACHINE HEAD /// Groove Metal /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 8pm MORTIIS w/ Tomb, & Gulf Blvd /// TUE Industrial Rock/ Black Metal /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm MICHAEL ANGELO BATIO w/ War of Thrones /// Speed Metal /// Brass Mug Bar /// Show: 8pm

RODNEY CROWELL w/ The Quebe Sisters /// Country/Americana /// Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm FRI Ruth STOMP /// Percussion Performance /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm CITIZEN COPE /// Blues/Soul /// Jannus Live /// Show: 7:30pm DIRT MONKEY w/ Wolf E Wolf, Lizzy Jane, & Bernz /// Dubstep/Indie /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm GRAYSCALE w/ Hot Mulligan, WSTR, & Lurk /// Pop/Punk /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 7pm MICHELLE MALONE /// Americana /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm WHEN PARTICLES COLLIDE w/ The Nervous Girls, & Recreational States /// Rock n Roll /// The Bends Bar /// Show: 9pm WHALE FERAL /// Funk/Rock /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 10pm

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SAT 12/21 - JANNUS LIVE REVEREND HORTON HEAT VOODOO GLOW SKULLS

FRI 02/07 - JANNUS LIVE

YONDER MOUNTAIN STRING BAND

SAT 01/18 - THE ORPHEUM

SAT 01/04 - THE ORPHEUM

ERIC HUTCHINSON

THE ALMOST

SAT 02/08 - JANNUS LIVE

MON 02/10 - THE RITZ YBOR

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G A I N ESV I L L E /O C A L A D EC 2 0 1 9 JA N 2 0 2 0 20 FRI

NIBIRU w/ Midnight Specter /// Metal/Rock /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 10pm

RICHARD MARX /// Solo Acoustic /// Reilly Arts Center /// Show: 7:30pm BITTERS w/ Parker Road, Mike SAT THE Llerena, & The Nerve /// Punk /// High Dive /// Show: 9pm POP PUNK & EMO NIGHT /// Dance Party /// The Atlantic /// Show: 10pm PISS TEST w/ Grabbag, Deadbuggs, & Funeral Clown /// Punk /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 10pm DEC 22 through DEC 25 — No Shows

26 THU

2000s KARAOKE NIGHT /// Dance Party /// The Atlantic Bar /// Show: 10pm

CLASSIC ALBUMS LIVE: THE BEATLES ‘SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND’ /// Rock /// FRI Reilly Arts Center /// Show: 7:30pm

THE ROCKET MAN (Elton John Tribute) /// Reilly Arts Center /// Show: 7:30pm SAT MODERN ALCHEMY w/ Purely Red, Prophets of Demise, & We The Generation /// Heavy Rock/Metal /// High Dive /// Show: 8:30pm GLAZED w/ Runner’s High, Flowan, Sports Reference, & YSA /// Pop Punk /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 10pm REVEAL RENEW w/ Scatter Shot, End Archaic, & Magnolia Haven /// Punk/ Rock /// Raw Hyde Live /// Show: 8pm

29 SUN

BOOB SWEAT w/ DJ A-Train & DJ Jessica Who /// Dance Party /// The Atlantic /// Show: 10pm

JAN 1 through JAN 3 — No Shows

THE SUCKER PUNCHES w/ One Bad Penny, & Once My Own /// Rock /// Dive /// Show: 9pm SAT High ULTIMATE DEF LEPPARD TRIBUTE w/ Absolute Queen (Tribute) /// Tribute Bands /// Reilly Arts Center /// Show: 7:30pm

05 SUN

JAN 6 through JAN 7 — No Shows

KRS-ONE w/ Marley the Messenger & Dorion James, Sully Geez, Chuck Martyr, Q.O. Baby, Scer, & Young WED Tha Citizen /// Hip-Hop Legend /// High Dive /// Show: 8:30pm

09 THU

FRI

NYE BLOCK PARTY w/ Cameron Gregory, Young Turk, Joey Funk, Wax Sketch, & Loqiee /// Dance TUE Atom, Party /// Multi-Venues: The Top, Wooly, Atlantic, Arcade Bar, & The Alley /// Starts: 10pm NYE GAINESVILLE PUNK PARTY /// Dance Party /// High Dive /// Show: 9pm P&G’S NEW YEAR’S EVE BASH w/ Billy Reese Peters, & Whiskey and Co. /// Americana/Alt-Country /// Public & General Tavern /// Show: 8pm WED ►

JB CROCKETT w/ Clay Brooker /// Country/Rock /// High Dive /// Show: 9pm FRI DON DAVID /// Groove Rock /// Heartwood Soundstage /// Show: 8pm

THE JUICE IS OK w/ Cheap Plastic, & Mystery Expert /// Punk /// Hardback /// Show: 9pm SAT Cafe RISING APPALACHIA /// Soul/R&B /// Heartwood Soundstage /// Show: 8pm

HAWTHORNE HEIGHTS w/ Emery, Bad Luck, Vagrants, The Real You, & Baseline /// Emo/Indie /// Raw Hyde SUN Live /// Show: 5:30pm THE REVEREND SHAWN AMOS & THE BROTHERHOOD w/ The Shakedown, & Michelle Banfield /// Blues/R&B /// High Dive /// Show: 7pm LPT /// Afro-Cuban Music, 10-piece Orchestra /// Heartwood Soundstage /// Show: 8pm MON ► JAN 20 — No Shows

SETH WALKER /// Americana /// Heartwood Soundstage /// Show: 8pm

SAINT SIMON w/ Midbrain (Reunion), & Seaplanes /// Indie Rock /// High Dive /// Show: 9:30pm

BLACK LIPS w/ The Walkers /// Garage Rock /// High Dive /// Show: 9pm TUE

WED

JACK AND THE ME OFFS w/ Latchkey Kid, Supertwin, & Dreems /// Punk /// Cafe /// Show: 10pm SAT Hardback DIKEMBE w/ Slingshot Dakota, Sarchasm, & Gutless /// Emo/ Crydaddy /// The Atlantic /// Show: 9pm LEO KOTTKE /// Blues/Jazz/Folk /// Reilly Arts Center /// Show: 7:30pm ERADICATOR w/ Debt Neglector, SUN THE & Leg Biters /// Punk/Rock /// The Atlantic /// Show: 8pm MON ► JAN 13 — No Shows

MON ► DEC 30 — No Shows

ROHNA w/ Seaplanes, Starhouse, & Saint Simon /// Rock/Punk /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 9pm

14 TUE

WED

HEY THANKS! w/ Propersleep, Shark Anatomy, & Gutless /// Pop Punk/ Emo /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 8pm JOHN ALLAN MILLER w/ Hannah May Allison, & Mark Gaignard /// Country /// High Dive /// Show: 8:30pm

THE REAL YOU w/ Charlene Joan, Nalani Proctor, Bitter Bones, & Desmo // Pop Punk /// Hardback Cafe /// THU /Show: 9pm THE PICTUREBOOKS w/ Kamasutra, & Driptones /// UK Rock /// High Dive /// Show: 8:30pm RADKEY /// UK Garage Rock /// Loosey’s Downtown /// Show: 9pm

BLACK FLAG w/ The Linecutters /// Legendary Hardcore Punks ///High Dive /// Show: 9pm

BEACH FOSSILS w/ Surf Curse, & Negative Gemini /// Shoegaze /// Dive /// Show: 9pm THU High RED HORSE /// Folk/Americana /// Phillips Center at UF /// 2 Shows: 7pm & 9pm THE GRASS IS DEAD /// Bluegrass Tribute to Grateful Dead /// High Dive /// Show: 10pm FRI BLACKBIRD MORNING /// Rock /// Heartwood Soundstage /// Show: 8pm

BLACKFOOT GYPSIES w/ Candlelight Cassia, & Caleb Edens /// Garage Rock Roll /// High Dive /// Show: 10pm SAT N GFM (GOLD FRANKINCENSE & MYRRH) w/ M99, & Amusia /// Beautycore/Rock /// Raw Hyde Live /// Show: 6:30pm KYLE CAREY /// Gaelic Americana/ Folk /// Heartwood Soundstage /// Show: 8pm THE LONG RUN (The EAGLES Tribute) /// Tribute Band /// Reilly Arts Center /// Show: 7:30pm

SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS w/ Rick Ryan Band /// Surf/Rockabilly // High Dive /// Show: 8pm SUN/JOEY DEE and THE STARLITERS /// Pop/Rock/Twist /// Reilly Arts Center /// Show: 7pm

JAN 27 through JAN 29 — No Shows

(HED) PE w/ Shadow the Earth, Magg Dylan, & The Everyday Losers /// Nu /// High Dive /// Show: 7:30pm THUMetal CATHERINE RUSSELL /// Jazz Singer /// Phillips Center at UF /// 2 Shows: 7pm & 9pm LYLE LOVETT /// Country/Folk /// Reilly Arts Center /// Show: 7:30pm

MAJESTY OF ROCK (JOURNEY Tribute) /// Tribute Band /// Reilly Arts Center /// Show: 7:30pm

FRI

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JAC K S O N V I L L E / S T. AU G

D EC 2 0 1 9 20

THE GRASS IS DEAD w/ LaGoons, & Stephen Pigman Vibrations /// FRIJam /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 9pm SOLAFIDE w/ The Dog Apollo, & Take Lead /// Indie Pop /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm REVEREND HORTON HEAT w/ Voodoo Glow Skulls, Dave Alvin, & The 5678’s (Japan) /// Rockabilly/ Punk /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 7pm

BLUE CACTUS / CHELSEY MICHELLE BAND w/ Madison SAT Grace, & Jessica Pounds /// Americana/Folk /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm BARNES AND THE HEART /// AltIndie /// Shanghai Nobody’s/// Show: 10pm

MILES FROM LONDON w/ Driveaway, Crownz Hill, & EJ SUN Hervey /// Bop Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm THE ISLEY BROTHERS /// Doowop/Soul/Rock n Roll /// Moran Theater /// Show: 7:30pm ANUEL AA /// Puerto Rican Rap /// Daily’s Place /// Show: 8pm

INSPECTION 12 w/ Flag On Fire, & Friendly Fire /// Skate Punk /// MON Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm TUE ► DEC 24 — No Shows

A VERY BEATLES CHRISTMAS w/ The Kinks Tribute /// Cover Bands WED /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm

PSYKOTRIBE w/ M99, & Higher Ground /// Death Metal /// Nighthawks Pub /// Show: 9pm

PORCELAIN BLACK: THE RECLAMATION PROJECT w/Neon SATBombshell, The Noctambulant, & Four Penny Coffin /// Industrial Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm ANTHONY HAMILTON w/ Ja Rule, Joe, K. Michelle, Avant, Chris Knite, & Tianavanae /// R&B/Hip-Hip /// VyStar Arena /// Show: 7:30pm SUNSQUABI (Night 2) w/ Daily Bread /// Dance/Electronica /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 9pm

CHRIS DEMAKES (LESS THAN JAKE) w/ J.T. Turret, Peter Michael, SUN & The Triffids /// Ska/Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm VICTOR WAINWRIGHT AND THE TRAIN /// Rock N Roll/HonkyTonk /// Cafe Eleven St. Aug /// Show: 8pm

BLACKBERRY SMOKE w/ Bishop Gunn /// Southern Rock /// Florida MON Theatre /// Show: 8pm CHAD JASMINE & THE LIFE CHANGING DRUGS w/ Dovetonsil, & Tropic Of Cancer /// Punk /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm

JJ GREY & MOFRO w/ The Commonheart /// Southern Rock TUE/// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8:30pm NYE: THE JAZZ AGE /// Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra /// Times-Union Center /// Show: 9pm

*All Lineups, Dates, & Times are subject to change. “Show” Time is when the music begins. Doors are usually open one hour before show time. Please check venue website/facebook before you go to the show. Shows are listed like this: HEADLINER w/ support /// Genre of Headliner /// Venue /// Music Start Time. Gainesville covers — Ocala, SUNSQUABI (Night 1) w/ Daily Gainesville, and everything within 30 Bread /// Dance/Electronica /// miles of the city centers. FRI 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 9pm THE SUMMER OBSESSION w/ Jean Street Sound, Trust Anchor, & The Secateurs /// Pop Punk /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm

THE MELODY TRUCKS BAND w/ Bonnie Blue, & The Firewater THU Tent Revival /// Soul/Jam /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 8pm TRACY SHEDD w/ The Kate Rays /// Indie Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm

20 JA X / S T. AU G —JA N 2 0 2 0 MON 01

PHUTUREPRIMITIVE w/ an-ten-nae /// Bass Music /// 1904 Music Hall /// 8pm SUN Show: WED BLUEGRASS BRUNCH w/ THE FIREWATER TENT REVIVAL, & GARY LAZER EYES w/ Space Monkey Winston Ramble /// Bluegrass /// Mafia /// Beachy Groove Grunge/Ska Nighthawks Pub /// Show: 11AM /// Shanghai Nobby’s /// Show: 8pm THU CASSIDY AND THE MUSIC /// Rock/ Blues /// Cafe Eleven /// Show: 8pm FRI ► JAN 3 — No Shows ALL ELITE WRESTLING: “DYNAMITE” /// Professional Wresting /// Daily’s Place /// Starts at 7:30pm

EVERGREEN TERRACE w/ Crypteria, Deadland, Graveview, 187, Scatter Young Ghosts, Mega Chvrch, & SAT Shot, more /// Hardcore Punk Fest /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 3pm D3V /// Dubstep /// Nighthawks Pub /// Show: 10pm DONNA THE BUFFALO /// Soul/Folk/ Rock /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm GARY LAZER EYES w/ Televised, Depressed, & The Ned /// Beachy Groove Grunge /// The Icehouse Saloon Bunnell /// Show: 8pm MAN APART w/ Hunter Hays (of Sidecreek), Myles Brandon, Nazare Rush /// Alt-Rock/Pop /// Murray Hill Theatre /// Show: 8pm GAMERRA w/ Modern Alchemy, A Wolf Amongst Sheep, Excruciating, & Dead Scrolls /// Thrash Metal /// Shanghai Nobody’s /// Show: 8pm

05 SUN

CÉLINE DION /// Legendary Pop/ R&B Singer /// VyStar Arena /// Show: 7:30pm

MAGIC CITY HIPPIES w/ Argonaut, & Wasp /// Alt-Indie /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm

THU

CROWDER w/ Andy Mineo, Passion, Louie Giglio, RED, & Riley Clemmons /// Christian Rock /// VyStar Arena /// FRI Show: 6pm DIKEMBE w/ Slingshot Dakota, GILT, & Glazed /// Emo Crydaddy<3 /// Nighthawks Pub /// Show: 8pm SELWYN BIRCHWOOD /// Blues/ Soul/Rock /// Cafe Eleven /// Show: 9pm

ARCHETYPE Night0001: Launch Party w/ ASTRONOMAR, Charlie Hustle, & Rocks n Blunts /// Dance/Electronic SAT /// Nighthawks Pub /// Show: 10pm BARNES AND THE HEART /// Alt-Indie /// Surfer Bar /// Show: 10pm PETER MULVEY /// Folk/Rock /// Cafe Eleven /// Show: 8pm

RADKEY /// UK Garage Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm POTTER w/ Devon Gilfillian /// WED GRACE Rock/Roots/Blues /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm OTTMAR LIEBERT w/ Luna Negra /// Flamenco /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm HALF MY HOME w/ Nalani Proctor (IA), Free Mace Music, & Ghost Tropic /// Grungy Jams/Dance/Indie /// Shanghai Nobody’s /// Show: 9pm

ERIC HUTCHINSON w/ Matt Hires /// Folk/Pop /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: THU 8pm THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS /// Blue-Eyed Soul /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 7:30pm RISING APPALACHIA w/ Raye Zaragoza /// Soul/R&B /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm LETTUCE w/ Delvon Lamarr Organ JAZZ IS PHISH /// Tribute Band /// Trio /// Funk/Jam /// Ponte Vedra Cafe Eleven /// Show: 8pm Concert Hall /// Show: 7pm JAN 6 & JAN 7— No Shows

WED

JAN 13 & JAN 14 — No Shows

THE CAVEMEN (NZ) /// Indie Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm MARTIN /// Comedy /// FRI DEMETRI Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm

HAWTHORNE HEIGHTS w/ Emery, Bad Luck, Vagrants, & Adversaries // Emo/Indie /// 1904 Music Hall /// SAT /Show: 7pm DR. FEELDIRTY (Mötley Crüe Tribute) w/ Highway to Hell’s Bells /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm

ALLEN, MACK, MYERS (Shinedown), & MOORE w/ Frank Viele, & Dalton Ammerman /// Folk/Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm DARK THOUGHTS w/ REELS, Minimum Rage, 86 Hope, & Mental Boy /// Punk/Garage/Indie /// Shanghai Nobby’s /// Show: 9:30pm

JESSE COOK /// Flamenco/Jazz /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm TUE GAELIC STORM /// Celtic Rock /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm

22 WED

BLACK LIPS w/ Mercy Mercy /// Garage Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm THU ► JAN 23 — No Shows

LUCIFER w/ Savage Master, & Overdose /// The Devil Herself /// Music Hall /// Show: 9pm FRI 1904 SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS w/ The Valley Ghouls /// Rockabilly /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 9pm TANTRIC w/ Smile Empty Soul, Very Alora, Spiral Crush, Stayne Thee Angel, Legions Blind, & Suburban Clay /// Heavy Rock /// Nighthawks Pub /// Show: 6:30pm INDIGO GIRLS /// Folk Rock /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm RUMOURS ATL (Fleetwood Mac Tribute) /// Moran Theater /// Show: 7pm LUCY KAPLANSKY /// Folk /// Cafe Eleven /// Show: 8pm

SPAFFORD /// Jam Band /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 9pm HONEY w/ The Amazons /// SAT DIRTY Heavy Rock/Blues /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm WOLF-FACE w/ Friendly Fire, Kid You Not, & Blurg /// Howlingly Fun Punk Rock /// Nighthawks /// Show: 7pm TODD SNIDER w/ Chicago Farmer /// Americana /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm

BLACK FLAG w/ The Linecutters /// GA-20 /// Blues/R&B /// 1904 Music Hardcore Punk /// 1904 Music Hall /// Hall /// Show: 8pm Show: 8pm I AM A YETI /// Post-Hardcore /// Jack SUN LUCINDA WILLIAMS w/ Buick 6 /// SUN Rabbits /// Show: 8pm Americana /// Ponte Vedra Concert QUEENSRŸCHE w/ John 5, & Eve To Hall /// Show: 8pm Adam /// Progressive Metal /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm CITIZEN COPE /// Blues/Soul /// ROBERT CRAY BAND /// Blues/Rock Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: MON 7:30pm 8pm SISTER CITRUS w/ Noah Eagle, (HED) PE /// Nu Metal /// Jack Rabbits & Curious Markings /// Punk /// /// Show: 8pm Shanghai Nobody’s /// Show: 9pm EARL KEEN /// Americana TUE ROBERT MELODIME /// Country/Rock /// Cafe /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: Eleven /// Show: 8pm 8pm

BLACKFOOT GYPSIES /// Garage Rock N Roll /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: WED 8pm THE TAJ MAHAL QUARTET /// Blues/ Roots /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm

GRAYSCALE w/ Hot Mulligan, WSTR, Lurk, & Intervention /// Pop/Punk /// Music Hall /// Show: 7pm THU 1904 ARROWS IN ACTION /// Rock/Pop Punk /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm RITA RUDNER & LOUIE ANDERSON /// Comedy Legends /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm RODNEY CROWELL /// Country Music/Americana /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm

SCR /// Alt-Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm /// Stand Up Comedy /// FRI SINBAD Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm GLORIOUS SONS w/ Des Rocs /// AltRock/Southern Rock /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 7pm PHIL KEAGGY /// Christian Rock /// Murray Theatre /// Show: 7:30pm

*All Lineups, Dates, & Times are subject to change. “Show” Time is when the music begins. Please check venue website/ facebook before you go to the show. Jacksonville covers — St, Augustine, Ponte Vedra, Jacksonville Beach, everything in between, and everything 30 miles from the Jax city center.

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REMEMBER Words by Mitch Foster /// @fmitchfoster Photographs by Ebay /// @lizbatesphotography This is a stream of consciousness. I’m tearing up, high on a gummy. To the left, the cocktail servers laugh loudly ‘cause they have the lyrics down and shout them to each other’s faces on night four of the soldout ADTR /// HOB treat. Damn. It makes me so happy to see this room passionately pouring love out to these people. I wonder why I cry. A true cry is one you don’t think about, it just comes. Yeah, I know, this is emo, but true. There’s a woman beside me. “You want a shot?” Um, sure. “This gummy is hitting my so hard.” I tell my new friend in conversation. She laughs and smiles and says, “well, I can’t help you with that.” “What?” I look perplexed. But she’s right. I’m puzzled because she offered a little eye-fuck with her statement. Am I being hit on at an ADTR show? Sweet. I wasn’t until after the shot, I realized she thought I said, “This is making me so hard.” Oh boy ... I confirm with her, yep, we laugh. I laughed hard. So hard. I wonder how many times we’ve caught the wrong words with our ears and believed them. Someone dressed in a princess dress skips onstage to puff a shirt from a small cannon into the audience. Ohmygod, it’s Lyndy! Alex’s gf. Nope. No it’s not. My bad. I’m just the high idiot at the bar listening to people say, “I know them,” while I share the same thought in my head. But do we really? Do I even know me?

I couldn’t find parking. My car was overheating. I didn’t want to miss Underoath. I parked in a “Disney Vehicle” parking spot. There were a bunch open. I left a lie saying, “Bartending HOB tonight, please don’t tow.” Can’t believe this worked. I’m such a pineapple. The few new songs only half the crowd sing seem to guilt the rest into learning the words by the third chorus, or even unknowingly remembering them for the next time. It’s brilliant. Their fans are their greatest marketing propellers. There are a few bands like this which I think evoke this type of infectious connection — bands who perpetuate a phenomenon or a calculated formula for success. Your parents won’t understand it but your wives will love it (I think I wrote this because Drew Russ told me one of Josh’s parents were upstairs). I am too elevated to stay still. I wander around and see a glowing Alex Tchekmeian in the center and a gleaming Mary above Neil. My friend Katie is up here too. I feel like I snuck onto a set of a different reality. When I was 16, Neil showed me a VHS tape of a hardcore band at his house and told me he was “going to do this” while pointing and giving me his best serious face. He’s doing it man. They’re living intangible. I wish the confetti was edible. I love these dudes. A Day To Remember have a new album coming out in 2020 called You’re Welcome.

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Give and Give Thanks Welcome to Issue #04 of my column “What’s Your Style,” courtesy of Shows I Go To Magazine and presented by @The_Owls_Attic Vintage Shop in Orlando, FL. We are truly taking things to new heights this episode and in the ones to come. There is so much talent in Orlando and we as locals need not forget it. An artist that has always been on my radar since I first caught wind of him and his band in 2015 is Chuck Magid, or as I like to call him: “Chuck Magic.”

A Phoenix. From beautiful embers which eventually ash, arise a new flame which glows alone. It is stronger and brighter than ever before. From the rock n’ roll all-star national touring band, The Groove Orient, to what is now a rocking solo career on the rise beyond the skies, Chuck Magid has experienced music on many different levels. It helps being brought up in a home which appreciates both the natural side of music and the theoretical, mathematical side of it. Magid was inspired to study Jazz for four years at Rollins College in Winter Park, FL. He is currently promoting his new single, “Broken Man” — singing about his personal experiences as a national touring rock n’ roller, longing for that “coming home kiss,” or that special someone whom he’s waited to see; waiting for him to come home. He is currently on his “Traveling Home Tour,” promoting his new album ‘Traveling Home’ (see review on page #47). You have my word — he is amazing. Get tickets to see him! @chuckmagid /// chuckmagid.com

For this style session, I had to keep in mind a special request from Chuck: if there was a squash blossom necklace around, he needed to be wearing it, and not for the style, but for the spirit. To his surprise, The Owl’s Attic had not one, but a few of the necklaces, so it was a go. From there, I centered everything around that turquoisestoned piece. One clothing item that was considered a rarity for him was the dark brown gator skin cowboy boots. Magid has made the common Chelsea boot a key part of his everyday style. Little do people know, his normal brand of boot is John Varvatos, which is typically considered expensive for most people. So, I knew he would at least appreciate the “finer things” and all the genuineness from the skin to the leather of the cowboy boots. The pastel blue squares in the button down shirt I chose for him was the perfect addition and fit right in between the dark denim blue overthrow and (light) turquoise stones around his neck. Getting to know Chuck Magid a little further, I found out that he swears by wearing black pants, which ended up being a nice touch with the custom top hat that he was already wearing — another staple of his.

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GODSMACK /// Feel the beat “Awake” in your chest as you witness “When Legends Rise.” This iconic rock band from Lawrence, Massachusetts has achieved greatness through three consecutive number one albums — ‘Faceless’, ‘IV’, and ‘The Oracle’. Twenty five Top-10 radio hits later and this band is at the top of their game. Boston even has a “Godsmack Day” on August 6th of each year.

With Spencer Storch @swstorch Welcome to Rockville is going to be the largest rock festival in the Southeast in 2020. Touting headbanging, thrashing, punk, rock, & metal acts — Daytona Beach is going to host a helluva good time! Let’s crowd surf down this jam-packed lineup.

METALLICA /// This heavy metal band has been melting faces since ‘81. Based out of San Francisco, Metallica will “Seek & Destroy” this massive rock festival. No longer touring every year, fans only have a few chances to catch this incredible rock show. They will be performing TWO NIGHTS and will have TWO DIFFERENT SETS at Welcome to Rockville 2020. Be sure to catch them Friday and Sunday as the killer bread for your Rockville sandwich.

THE OFFSPRING /// “The Kids Aren’t Alright” and “You’re Gonna Go Far, Kid” are definitely on the menu for this epic punk rock band from Garden Grove, California. Thirty five years and nine studio albums can’t be wrong. All I know is I’ll be there proving I’m “Pretty Fly for a White Guy.” STAIND /// Alternative metal and hard rock fans rejoice as Staind comes back from hiatus for a festival tour and possible new album. Hailing from Springfield, Mass., this group has dominated the scene with over 15 million sold records. I know this festival is “So Far Away,” but Staind (and Metallica) are worth the wait because “It’s Been Awhile.” LYNYRD SKYNYRD /// A classic American rock band formed in ‘64 in Jacksonville, FL. This band has many great songs, including “Freebird,” and the only original surviving members are playing. They are showing up at festivals for a final round after a 2018 “Farewell Tour.”

DEFTONES /// They will definitely be the “Change” we are looking for at this amazing festival. An experimental alternative rock band from California, formed in ‘88. They are on a massive tour across the Southeast as well as some later Cali dates. DISTURBED /// Come be among the “Stricken” as we all get “Down with the Sickness.” Heavy metal band formed in Chicago in ‘94 with a game-changing vocalist named David Draiman. This wild and primal rock band has only a few dates in the States before heading across the pond for an extensive international tour. SOCIAL DISTORTION /// Let these punks tell you the “Story of My Life” while you dance the day away with all you best buds! Formed in ‘78, this punk rock band is from Fullerton, California and has seven distinct albums for your listening pleasure.

LAMB OF GOD /// Come “Walk with Me In Hell” as your rock dreams are “Laid to Rest” at this huge rock event! Part of the New Wave Heavy Metal Movement of ‘94, LoG is from Richmond, VA. In 2010 their album ‘Wrath’ received high praise and even a Grammy nomination. As well as a second Grammy nod in 2016, for their song “512.”

ALTER BRIDGE /// The whole audience will “Open Your Eyes” while the gods of metal “Watch Over You.” A progressive rock band formed in 2004 in Orlando, FL comprised of the guitarist, Mark Tremonti, and drummer, Scott Phillips, of Creed. Currently promoting a new album (‘Walk the Sky’), AB is touring the US warming up for their appearances at a few select summer festivals, including Rockville. DROPKICK MURPHYS /// Quincy, Mass., is home to this Celtic punk rock band. Formed in ‘94, the band is originally known for its performances every St. Patrick’s Day in Boston. They have since been pouring into the mainstream with their huge hits “Tessie” and “I’m Shipping Up To Boston.” MASTODON /// “Show Yourself” at this set and experience Mastodon’s “Blood and Thunder!” Atlanta’s hometown heavy, heavy metal band formed in 2000. They are celebrating the 10th anniversary of their album ‘Crack the Skye’, and will be touring with Coheed and Cambria in the near future. This one is gonna be a thrasher! RANCID /// Originally from Berkeley, California, Rancid is one of the original punk bands that brought punk music and culture to the mainstream. This ska/punk/rock band is promoting a rad new album, ‘Troublemaker’. Their fans know that this explosive band is a ticking “Time Bomb.” Come skank the night away!

GOJIRA /// A French technical death metal band named after the Japanese monster, Godzilla. They are touring hard rock festivals and supporting Korn this coming summer. Their 2016 release ‘MAGMA’ received lots of love, including a Grammy nomination for “Best Rock Album.” Screaming, thrashing and moshing can be expected at this progressive metal set. Like Godzilla these guys are a terror on stage! THE PRETTY RECKLESS /// “Take Me Down” to this explosive set coming to Rockville! New York City’s postgrunge rock band was formed in 2009, fronted by exGossip Girl actress, Taylor Momsen. Now a full-time rocker, Taylor and Co. are touring huge festivals across the world in 2020. See the Full Rockville Lineup at showsigoto.com and get tickets at welcometorockvillefestival.com Photos by Vanessa Rios /// @centerstagephotography /// Metallica photo from Orlando 2016. Offspring photo from Rockville 2017. Lamb Of God photo from Tampa 2019 by Randy Cook /// @horns_raised

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The 1975 FINALLY returned to Florida this past November for their headlining performance at Florida Man Music Festival. This was their first appearance in Orlando since 2016, and it is very clear how much work they had done in the three years they were away. The Grammy nominated English “Pop Rock” band started in 2002, and almost two decades later has grown to be one of the most successful and influential groups for millennials. Through the years they have grown their following all over the world, and significantly in America. Hence ironic songs like “She’s American” and “I Like America, America Likes Me. ” This Florida Man performance was energetic and contriving, containing hits from all four of their studio albums, with a bigger presence, more confidence, and DANCING! Opening with “People,” the newest hit off of their unreleased album, Notes on a Conditional Form, set to be released in February 2020, was a kick-ass crowd mover! With this album, the band is taking a stronger direction towards incorporating critical messages within their music and visuals. The opening track titled “The 1975” features a spoken essay by Time Magazine’s Person of the Year 2019, Greta Thunburg, who at 16 years old is the youngest person to ever be nominated for her work in environmental activism, thus inspiring the band to incorporate her messages into a musical campaign for social and political awareness. The band has been touring almost constantly for two years now whilst writing and recording new music, yet they played like it was their first and their last. No time being enough In my opinion, Especially not an hour and 15. The venue was perfect and the energy was electric. You could feel the intimacy between the fans and these songs, lead singer Matty Healy introducing their hit song “Chocolate” saying, “We’ve played this song so many times … but it still slaps so hard.” Words by Hannah Wistort Photos by Ebay /// @lizbatesphotography

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year (even the decade), it is a good time to look back and review. What were your best memories? And what were the lessons learned from both the good and bad? If you’re a reader of this magazine, I am going to assume there was music in your past and even more lies ahead. My year was, of course, filled with travel and music. And traveling for music. Surprise. It’s a combination which brings joy to my soul. It is something I plan to continue doing for the rest of my life. My year began with Umphrey’s McGee’s three-night run at Brooklyn Steel. It commenced on Valentine’s Day. What better way to spend Valentine’s than with the band I love? It was an amazing run. Each night elevated higher than the previous. Over the course of the run, I learned the value of a coat check during winter in the north. And one gentleman who remains unidentified learned the hard way not to over do it and end up naked, climbing the walls of the women’s restroom. As spring rolled around, I began traveling to tropical places. My first venture was a bachelor party in Costa Rica in March. Beaches, mountains, iguanas, toucans, and cervezas. I learned a few valuable lessons on this trip. The first was, in a group travel situation, someone has to take the reins and make solid plans. And be prepared for people to bail. The second lesson was, I am too old to party that hard for five days straight. Changes have since been made. I had multiple working trips to Puerto Rico as well as one just for fun. Before this year I had never been to Old San Juan. I immediately fell in love with the character and colors of it. I jumped right in and bought a guayabera shirt and got a pina colada at La Barrachina where they were invented. After receiving recommendations from multiple friends, I made my way to La Factoría. It has since become one of my favorite bars to which I have returned multiple times. Every night of the week there is salsa in the big room. La Factoría is world-renowned for their cocktails. And while enjoying them, it’s entertaining to watch tourists dance poorly to salsa. I am one of them. During my time on the island, I have reaffirmed previously learned lessons; I prefer tropical weather, I love pina coladas, and I need to take salsa lessons. June brought my annual pilgrimage to Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado. Yet another three-night run of Umphrey’s McGee. The weather this year brought clouds and rain. Something I had not encountered in previous years. As I sat in the rain and hail on the first night I realized another lesson — I should have rented a car. It would have been a shelter from the rain and a storage locker for my heavy equipment. And it would have been around the same price as Uber to and from the venue. I would also have been allotted a great deal more freedom.

Working in the airlines is rough. It feels like I can never go on enough trips. Even with all the traveling I had already done earlier in the year, I felt the need for a big trip so I looked up the summer tour schedule for Jamiroquai. I had traveled to Athens, Greece to see them last year and

it was amazing. I was in need of more. This year I went to see them play in an ancient Roman theater in Vienne, France, and again on the coast in Antibes, France. Prior to the shows I celebrated Bastille Day in Lyon, France. Following the shows I bounced to Naples and Rome, Italy. A heat wave came through Europe while I was there and it was brutal. I learned a couple lessons. I would prefer not to travel to Europe in the summer because there are too many tourists and not enough air conditioning. On that note I learned the value of quickdry clothing which can be rinsed in the shower and hung up. They also tend to be lightweight. In addition, AirBnBs are more likely to have laundry than a hotel. These things are handy to know when trying to pack light. August brought more Umphrey’s, but this time in my home state. I was able to catch them at Jannus Live in St. Petersburg and The Amp in St. Augustine. Both outdoor shows in Florida in August. The night at Jannus confirmed a previously held theory of mine — if I bring a rain jacket it will not rain no matter what the forecast says. So to everyone else who was in attendance, you’re welcome. Not a drop. I also reaped the benefits of a past lesson — Jannus is too fun and lawless to be burdened with driving afterwards. That lesson was multiplied by a new lesson I learned — White Claw is fucking delicious and I can drink way more of them than I can beer. With the combination of those lessons I was incredibly happy I had decided to get a hotel room for the evening. September brought an annual family trip to a national park. For those unfamiliar, just after Labor Day is a great time for vacations. Flights are typically cheaper and parks are less crowded. The expression used in the parks is, “after Labor Day it’s all newly-weds and nearly-deads.” In that week I hiked over fifty miles in the mountains of Glacier National Park with heavy photo gear. I learned that hiking with alcoholic beverages can add weight, but as the hike goes on and the drinks go down, both my attitude and gear get lighter. It’s always nice to take a pause for the Claws. Oh, and while beers are less tolerable when they get warm, spiked seltzers are still very drinkable and refreshing. But if you really want to cut down on the weight, there is always whiskey.

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October was Hulaween time. What a magical festival it was. Full of friends and laughs. A family reunion for a truly strange family. It was also rather hot this year which is not usually the case. A few years ago I bought a solar shower bag made for camping. I had never used it as I never really needed to at the Spirit of the Suwannee. There are showers provided throughout the park. But with the temperatures and humidity just as high as the attendance, the lines for the showers were rather lengthy. This year I learned the true value of being able to shower right at my campsite. With only a couple weeks left of the year, I am still not yet done traveling in 2019. I have one more musical trip ahead. It shouldn’t be hard to guess which band I’ll be chasing. Did you guess Umphrey’s? You genius. They are closing out the decade with a run at the Fillmore in Denver. Bringing the heat to the winter wonderland of the Rockies. There is also a Doom Flamingo show on the 29th. I learned in June that they put on a hell of a show. One I will not miss.

So what did you learn throughout the year? Did you see enough music? Did you travel enough? Are you still holding onto the regret of missing out on something? It’s a good time to start planning how to spend your next year so that in 366 days you will look back with a smile. Remember, you can still smile even if you’re broke from all the fun you had. Get out there and go somewhere. Do something cool. Tell me about it — matthew@showsigoto.com Just don’t ask me for a buddy pass.

Since 2001, Built 4 Speed (640 N Hillside Ave. Orlando, Fl. 32803) has been an Orlando staple. They have 15 artists currently working here, each who specializes in something different — an artist to cater to every style. “There is a strong loyalty within the shop. It’s like one big dysfunctional family and it’s always been nice to work with people who you have fun with, and that you trust to have your back.” — @johnherndonart

Do you find that there is a stigma/ judgment around women who are heavily tattooed? Thankfully tattoos are becoming more and more accepted everyday, however there are still people who have strong opinions about them. As far as being a woman with tattoos, I receive a lot of comments like, “ I like tattoos on men but it makes women look so cheap!” or “you won’t find a man to marry you if you keep covering yourself in tattoos!” or the classic, “you just do it for attention.” To all these people I have said and will always say again — I feel just as pretty with my rainbow skin. I look this way because it makes me happy. No exciting wild reason and you can fuck right off. :) Do women hold an equal status in this industry? We are lucky enough to work with good people who don’t hold that kind of prejudice, and the industry is definitely better than it has ever been. This being said, there

are still people in the tattoo community who believe tattooing is a “Boys Club” women shouldn’t be stepping into, or women shouldn’t be held in high regard. This is something that, with time and effort, will die more and more. How is it helpful to work with creative women daily? It is honestly something I am so thankful for. The women I work with are talented, hardworking women and they are a constant inspiration. We all support and push each other to do more kickass stuff than the day before. What does tattooing mean to you? It’s weird to explain but tattooing is like feeling at home to me. It’s all I want to do, everyday, all day. Everyone looks for the thing they are meant to do in life and when I was lucky enough to start doing this, it just clicked. I immediately went, “Oh. This. I will never love doing anything as much as I love this. This is where I was meant to go.” No matter how bad a work day might get, I’m always so happy that I have this.

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CELESTE /// @VERYGOODBREAKFAST Do you find that there is a stigma/ judgement around women who are heavily tattooed? I feel like there is stigma/judgement placed around anyone who is heavily tattooed. I’ve gotten used to being stared at sometimes, asked weird questions, and all that. I guess you could say it’s something I don’t personally pay attention to all that much. I don’t fucking care, but yes, tattooed people are sometimes treated differently than those who choose to not have art on their skin. It’s very strange to me. I feel like I’ve always been surrounded by more tattooed people than not tattooed people, so I often find myself thinking people with no tattoos are the real weirdos. I’m probably just as amazed and dumbfounded by their blank skin, as they are with my tattooed skin. Do women hold an equal status in this industry? In my short time tattooing I’ve been very lucky to work with people who treat me with respect, and as an equal. There are definitely still dudes out there who think women shouldn’t be tattooing, or saying shit like, “Women in tattoo shops are just there to look pretty, and fuck the other artists.” Literally—someone actually said that to me when I was an apprentice. There are still dudes out there sexually harassing coworkers and clients. Fortunately, I do not come across these people, ever. I guess it all depends on who you’re working with. Most of the men I’ve met in this industry are good people, but there are bad guys still out there. I’ve had run-ins with a couple of them, and they are terrible, disgusting people. I’m very glad I am not where they are. How is it helpful to work with creative women daily? It’s just a lot of fun. I love the women I work with. I suppose it is helpful in that some of the things I experience as a woman in this world are things that they also experience as women in this world. I feel like we can relate to each other on this level, and it brings forth a very comforting feeling. My lady coworkers are extremely talented beings, and I learn so much from just being around them everyday and watching them work. What does tattooing mean to you? Tattooing is something I’ve been interested in ever since my dad came home with his first tattoo. I was pretty young. Every time he went to get another one, I asked to go with, so I could watch him get tattooed. I’ve been drawing since I was about two years old, and once I realized people could draw on human skin I was just fascinated by it. It just started as an obsession when I was a young kid. It quickly became something I felt like I needed to do. I feel very fortunate to finally have the chance to be tattooing. It’s the best shit in the world for so many different reasons. I can’t really sum up how much it means to me, honestly. I keep learning and discovering more and more reasons to be stoked about it everyday.

IRINA /// @7OWLSOFFIRE Do you find that there is a stigma/judgment around women who are heavily tattooed? Originally I am from Russia, and there is still a large stigma, not only to women, but to people in general who are tattooed. People occasionally have very harsh reactions to seeing my tattoos, whether it’s snide remarks, or full out shouting rude statements. Although there is improvement with every new year, it is still something that happens and is a work in progress. How is it helpful to work with creative women daily? I am always pushed to do more and motivated to work harder. We all provide each other with motivation and support and they keep me from feeling alone. What does tattooing mean to you? Meeting new people and interacting with people has been something I feel like I struggle with. Tattooing is not only a beautiful art form that I love and respect, but it has helped me to meet and connect with people on a deeper level ... no pun intended. It gives me the opportunity to travel and branch out to meet all kinds of new people who otherwise I may never have had the chance to meet. In many ways it’s how I’ve connected to the world.

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Skinny’s Noddy Toddy Inspired by The Vandals “Oi To The World” MAKE IT AT HOME Each month Skinny makes you an easy step-by-step unique cocktail recipe you can make at home for friends and lovers. Send us your photos to be featured in SIGT Magazine — skinny@showsigoto.com WHAT YOU’LL NEED — 1 1/4 Jameson Caskmates IPA Whiskey 3/4oz Solerno Blood Orange Liqueur 1/2 oz Local Honey 1/2 oz Lemon Juice 10 Whole Cloves 4oz Boiling Water 1 Blood Orange (any orange will do) STEP 1 Break up 5 cloves with muddle in glass. Add honey, lemon juice, and hot water. Stir. STEP 2 Add Jameson Caskmates IPA and Solerno Blood Orange Liqueur. Stir. STEP 3 Garnish with blood orange slice punctured with 5 cloves. Enjoi, Feel Better, and Nod Out. Peace!

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INTERVIEW WITH CHARLES FRIZZELL /// @BrokenStringsBrewery Tell me a little about how music plays into the theme and atmosphere of your brewery? Music plays into every aspect of our brewery’s theme — from the murals on the walls of some of our favorite musicians, to the names of all of our beers. We brew collaboration beers with local and national bands and have hosted music festivals like 11Eleven Fest and acoustic shows with Soulswitch and Leaving Haven. I love music just as much as beer, so it’s a perfect marriage. What was the first show you went to? Next show(s) you’re stoked to go to? First concert I ever went to was a Metallica tribute band back home in Ft Myers, FL back when I was 18. It’s a slow time of year for concerts but ironically, one of the next concerts I’m looking forward to is seeing Metallica play Welcome To Rockville Fest in Daytona along with Deftones and Dropkick Murphys! What is something you want to share about Broken Strings Brewing that people may not know (Hidden Gem)? I think the brewery by itself is a hidden gem — we are tucked away in an industrial area in Downtown Orlando, so we may not get the same kind of exposure if we were located in a trendy new neighborhood, but we like to think we are ahead of the curve and this will soon be a hot spot of creative businesses popping up. Follow Broken Strings Brewery /// @BrokenStringsBrewery

Visit Broken Strings Brewery: BrokenStringsBrewery.com 1012 W Church Street Orlando, FL 32805 (407) 730-9108

ORLando

Lost Shirt Brewing /// 7025 Industrial Rd., Unit B West Melbourne, FL 32904

Silverking Brewing Company /// 325 E. Lemon St. Tarpon Springs, FL 34689

Ten 10 Brewing Company (home of Ten10 Fest) /// 1010 Virginia Dr. Orlando, FL 32803

Half Wall Brewery /// 1889 FL-44, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168

Brooksville Brewing Company /// Commercial Way Spring Hill, FL 34606

Broken Strings Brewery (home of 11Eleven Fest) /// 1012 W. Church St. Orlando, FL 32805

From ORL to TPA

Rapp Brewing Co. /// 10930 Endeavour Way Seminole, FL 33777

Castle Church Brewing /// 6820 Hoffner Ave., Orlando, FL 32822 Orlando Brewing /// 1301 Atlanta Ave. Orlando, FL 32806 Tactical Brewing Company /// 4882 New Broad St , Orlando, FL 32814 Ivanhoe Park Brewing /// 1300 Alden Rd, Orlando, FL 32803 Redlight Redlight Beer Parlour & Brewery /// 2810 Corrine Drive Orlando, FL 32803 Motorworks Brewing coming soon /// 131 N. Orange Ave., Orlando, 32801 Whisper Creek Farm: The Kitchen and The Brewery /// JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes 4012 Central Florida Parkway Orlando, FL 32837 Sea Dog Brewing Co. Orlando /// 8496 Palm Parkway Orlando 32836 Dead Lizard Brewing Company /// 4507 36th St. Orlando, FL 32811 Crooked Can Brewing /// 426 W Plant St. Winter Garden, FL 34787 Grove Roots Brewing Company /// 300 Third St. SW Winter Haven, FL 33880 Hourglass Brewing /// 480 S Ronald Reagan Blvd. Longwood, FL 32750 Hourglass Brewing (new!) /// 2500 Curry Ford Rd, Orlando, FL 32806 Big River Grille & Brewing Works /// 2101 N. Epcot Resort Blvd. Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 Cask & Larder /// 565 W. Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park, FL 32789 Orange County Brewers /// 1117 International Pkwy suite 1701, Lake Mary, FL 32746 Deadly Sins Brewing /// 750 Jackson Ave. Winter Park, FL 32789 The Bear & Peacock /// 1280 Orange Ave. Winter Park, FL 32789 Bowigens Beer Company /// 1014 State Road 436 Casselberry, FL 32707 WopsHops Brewing Co. /// 419 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 Sanford Brewing Company /// 400 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 Persimmon Hollow Brewing Co. /// 111 W. Georgia Ave. Deland FL, 32720 Playalinda Brewing Company /// 305 S. Washington Ave. Titusville Florida 32796 Playalinda Brewing Company-Brix Project /// 5220 S. Washington Ave. Titusville, FL 32780 Central 28 Beer Company /// 290 Springview Commerce Drive #1 DeBary, FL 32713 Daytona Beach Brewing Company /// 482 Fentress Blvd Suite N. Daytona Beach, FL 32114 Dirty Oar Beer Company /// 331 King St. Cocoa, FL 32922 Banana River Brewing Company /// 226 King St. Cocoa, FL 32922 New Smyrna Beach Brewing Company /// 112 Sams Ave. New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 Ormond Brewing Company /// 301 Division Avenue #13 Ormond Beach, FL 32117 Tomoka Brewery /// 188 E. Granada Blvd. Ormond Beach, FL 32176 Beachside Brew Pub /// 1368 Ocean Shore Blvd. Ormond-by-the-Sea, FL 32176 Florida Beer Company /// 200 Imperial Blvd. Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 Tomoka Brewing Co. /// 4647 S Clyde Morris Blvd. Port Orange, FL 32129 Mount Dora Brewing/The Rocking Rabbit Brewery /// 405 South Highland St. Mount Dora, FL 32757 Charlie & Jake’s Brewery Grille /// 6300 N Wickham Road, No. 137 Melbourne, FL 32940 Intracoastal Brewing Company /// 652 W. Eau Gallie Blvd. Melbourne, FL 32935 Hell ‘n’ Blazes Brewing Company /// 1002 E. New Haven Ave. Melbourne, FL 32901

Two Henrys Brewing Company /// 5210 W. Thonotosassa Road, Plant City, FL 33565 Brew Hub Lakeland /// 4100 S. Frontage Road, Building 700 Lakeland, FL 33815 Swan Brewing /// 115 W. Pine St. Lakeland, FL 33815 Brew Pop Brewery /// 2122 Highway 92 W., Auburndale, FL 33823 The Florida Brewery Co /// 202 Gandy Road, Auburndale, FL 33823

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JDub’s Brewing Company /// 1215 Mango Ave. Sarasota FL 34237 Sarasota Brewing Company /// Gateway Ave. Sarasota, FL 34231

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Big Top Brewing Company /// 6111B Porter Way Sarasota, FL 34232 Calusa Brewing /// 5701 Derek Ave. Sarasota, FL 34233 Crooked Thumb Brewery /// 555 10th Ave. S. Safety Harbor, FL 34695 Lagerhaus Brewery & Grill /// 3438 East Lake Business Palm Harbor, FL 34685 Stilt House Brewery /// 625 Palm Harbor Blvd. Palm Harbor, FL 34683

Rock Brothers Brewing Company /// 1901 N. 15th St., Tampa, FL 33605

Palm Harbor Brewery /// 1022 Georgia Ave. Palm Harbor, FL 34683

Green Bench Brewing Co. /// 1134 First Ave. N. St. Petersburg, FL 33705

De Bine Brewing Co. /// 993 Florida Ave. Palm Harbor, FL 34683

Cycle Brewing /// 534 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL 33701

Big Storm Brewing – Pasco /// 2330 Success Drive Odessa, FL 33556

3 Daughters Brewing /// 222 22nd St. S. St. Petersburg, FL 33712

In The Loop Brewing /// 3338 Land O Lakes Blvd., Land O’ Lakes 34639

St. Pete Brewing Company /// 544 First Ave. N. St. Petersburg, FL 33701

Craft Life Brewing /// 2624 Land O Lakes Blvd. Land O’ Lakes, Florida 34639

Mastry’s Brewing Co. /// 7701 Blind Pass Rd, St Pete Beach, FL 33706 Cage Brewing /// 2001 First Ave. S. St. Petersburg, FL 33712 Pinellas Ale Works /// 1962 First Ave S. St Petersburg FL 33712. Flying Boat Brewing Co. /// 1776 11th Ave. N. Saint Petersburg, FL 33713 Avid Brew Co /// 1745 First Ave. S. St Petersburg, FL 33712 81 Bay Brewing Co /// 4465 W. Gandy Blvd. Tampa, FL 33611 7venth Sun Brewing /// 6809 N. Nebraska Ave. Tampa, FL 33604 7venth Sun Brewery /// 1012 Broadway Dunedin, FL 34698 The Wild Rover Brewery /// 13921 Lynmar Blvd. Tampa, FL 33626 Dunderbrau Brewery /// 14929 Bruce B. Downs Blvd. Tampa, FL 33613 Tampa Bay Brewing Co (Westchase) /// 13933 Monroes Business Park Tampa, FL 33635 Tampa Bay Brewing Co (Ybor) /// 1600 East Eighth Ave. Tampa, FL 33605 Cigar City Brewing /// 3924 West Spruce St., Suite A Tampa, FL 33607 Brew Bus Brewing /// 4101 N. Florida Ave. Tampa, FL 33603 D.G. Yuengling & Sons /// 11111 N. 30th St. Tampa, FL 33612 Southern Brewing (& wine) /// 4500 N. Nebraska Ave. Tampa, FL 33603 Angry Chair Brewing /// 6401 N. Florida Ave. Tampa, FL 33604 Ulele Spring Brewery /// 1810 N. Highland Ave. Tampa, FL 33602 Six Ten Brewing /// 7052 Benjamin Road Tampa, FL 33634 Tampa Beer Works /// 333 Falkenburg Road N. D-407 Tampa, FL 33619 Carrollwood Brewing Co. /// 10047 N. Dale Mabry Highway Tampa, FL 33618 Hidden Springs Ale Works /// 1631 N Franklin St Tampa, FL 33602 Cigar City Airport Brewpub Tampa International Airport Airside C /// 4100 George J. Bean Parkway Tampa, FL 33622 Coppertail Brewing Co. /// 2601 E. Second Ave. Tampa, FL 33605 Saint Somewhere Brewing Company /// 1441 Savannah Ave, Tarpon Springs, FL 34689 Brasserie Saint Somewhere /// 312 E. Tarpon Ave. Tarpon Springs, FL 34689

Dunedin Brewery /// 937 Douglas Ave. Dunedin, FL 34698 HOB Brewing Co. /// 927 Broadway Dunedin, FL 34698 Woodwright Brewing Co /// 985 Douglas Ave. Dunedin, FL 34698 Cueni Brewing Co. /// 945 Huntley Ave. Dunedin, FL 34698 Caledonia Brewing /// 587 Main St. Dunedin, FL 34698 Soggy Bottom Brewing Co. /// 660 Main St. Dunedin, FL 34698 Sea Dog Brewing Co. – Clearwater /// 26200 U.S. Highway N. Clearwater, FL 33761 Pair O’ Dice Brewing /// 4400 118th Ave., Suite 208 Clearwater, FL 33762 Big Storm Brewing Company /// 12707 49th Street N Clearwater FL 33762 Grindhaus Brew Lab /// 1650 N. Hercules Ave., Unit I Clearwater, FL 33765 Motorworks Brewing /// 1014 Ninth St. W. Bradenton FL 34205 Darwin Brewing Company /// 803 17th Ave. W. Bradenton, FL 34205 Naughty Monk Brewery /// 2507 Lakewood Ranch Blvd. Bradenton FL 34211 3 Keys Brewing & Eatery /// 2505 Manatee Ave. E. Bradenton, FL 34208 Four Stacks Brewing /// 5469 U.S. Highway 41 N. Apollo Beach, FL 33572

JAX/st. aug River City Brewing Company /// 835 Museum Circle Jacksonville, FL 32207 Bold City Brewery /// 2670-7 Rosselle St. Jacksonville, FL 32204 Intuition Ale Works /// 929 E. Bay St. Jacksonville, FL 32202 Seven Bridges Grille & Brewery /// 9735 Gate Parkway N. Jacksonville, FL 32246 Aardwolf Brewery /// 1461 Hendricks Ave. Jacksonville, FL 32207 Veterans United Craft Brewery /// 8999 Western Way #104 Jacksonville, FL 32256 Wicked Barley Brewing Company /// 4134 Baymeadows Road Jacksonville, FL 32217 Anheuser-Busch /// Jacksonville, FL 32218

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Hyperion Brewing Company /// 1740 N. Main St. Jacksonville, FL 32206 Engine 15 Brewing Co. /// 1500 Beach Blvd. Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 Green Room Brewing /// 228 Third Street N. Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 Zeta Brewing Company /// 131 1st Ave. N. Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 Southern Swells Brewing Co. /// 1312 Beach Blvd. Jacksonville Beach, Fla. Pinglehead Brewing Co. at Brewers Pizza /// 14B Blanding Blvd. Orange Park, FL 32073 Atlantic Beach Brewing Company /// 725 Atlantic Blvd. Suites 3 & 15 Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 Crooked Rooster Brewery /// 1476 S. Sixth St. Macclenny, FL 32063 SJ Brewing Co /// 463646 FL-200, Yulee, FL 32097 Brackish Beer Company /// 907 Dilworth St, St Marys, GA 31558 AIA Ale Works /// 1 King St. St. Augustine, FL 32084 Ancient City Brewing /// Center Dr Suite 8 Saint Augustine, FL 32092

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Bog Brewing Company /// 218 W. King St. Saint Augustine, FL 32084 Old Coast Ales /// 300 Anastasia Blvd. Saint Augustine, FL 32080

gvl/ocala Infinite Ale Works /// 304 S. Magnolia Ave. Ocala, FL 34471 Swamp Head Brewery /// 3650 S.W. 42nd Ave. Gainesville, FL 32608 First Magnitude Brewing Company /// 1220 S.E. Veitch St. Gainesville, FL 32601 Blackadder Brewing Company /// 618A NW 60th St. Gainesville, FL 32607 Brownwood Bavarian Brewery at Las Tapas /// Spanish Tapas Bar, Restaurant & Brewery 2738 Brownwood Blvd. The Villages, FL. 32163 Great Chicago Fire Brewery & Tap Room /// 311 W. Magnolia St. Leesburg, FL 34748 Copp Brewery /// 11 N.E. Fourth Ave. Crystal River, FL 34429 Nature Coast Brewing Co. /// (At Burkes of Ireland) 564 N. Citrus Ave., Crystal River, FL 34428

----------------------------Submissions: Please send your photos, updates, & additions to brews@showsigoto. com /// Deadline for next issue submissions: January 10. *Please check the brewery’s website/Facebook for hours of operation, food options, and live music schedules before you visit. Please drink responsibly. Tell them you saw their listing in SIGT Mag! BrewsIGoTo.com

Skate ORLando Orlando Skate Park (Outdoor) /// 400 Festival Way, Orlando, FL 32803 /// $ /// Metro Skateboard Academy (Indoor) /// 4624 L B McLeod Rd, Orlando, FL 32811 /// $ Deputy Brandon Coates Community Skate Park (John Young Park â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Outdoor) /// 3815 Substation Rd, Orlando, FL 32837 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Yucatan/Azalea Park (Outdoor) /// 6400 Yucatan Dr, Orlando, FL 32807 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Barber Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 3701 Gatlin Ave, Orlando, FL 32812 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Downey Skatepark (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 1801 N Dean Rd, Orlando, FL 32825 /// FREE Riverside (Outdoor Park) /// 1600 Lockwood Blvd, Oviedo, FL 32765 /// $ /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Candyland Park (Outdoor Park) /// 599 Longdale Ave, Longwood, FL 32750 /// FREE Lake Mary Sports Complex (Outdoor Park) /// 550 Rantoul Ln, Lake Mary, FL 32746 /// FREE đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Maple Street Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 142 E Maple St, Winter Garden, FL 34787 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

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Extreme Sports Complex (Outdoor Park) /// 2401 Peghorn Way, St Cloud, FL 34769 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

Port Orange Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 4655 City Center Cir, Port Orange, FL 32129 /// FREE ///

Lakeside Community Park (Outdoor Park) /// 2253 Lakeside Dr, Kissimmee, FL 34743 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

SFC Jericho Skatepark (Daytona Park â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Outdoor Park) /// 2253 Lakeside Dr, Kissimmee, FL 34743 /// $$ /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

Rotary Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 350 6th St NE, Winter Haven, FL 33881 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

Bethune Point Park (Sick! Outdoor Park) /// 11 Bellevue Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32114 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

Barnett Park (Outdoor Park) /// 4801 W Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32808 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Tavares Skate Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 2770 Woodlea Rd, Tavares, FL 32778 /// FREE

Ormond Beach Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 440 N Nova Rd, Ormond Beach, FL 32174/// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

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Sunset Island Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 301 W Ward Ave, Eustis, FL 32726 /// FREE đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Umatilla Skatepark (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 1 Cassady St, Umatilla, FL 32784 /// FREE /// Cocoa Beach Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 1450 Minutemen Causeway, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ NSB Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 245 Industrial Park Ave, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 /// FREE Pettis Park Skate Feature (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 800 Mary Ave, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Throwback - Joey Chase's Pro Edit /// @joeychase ///

*All Skateparks are listed within 55 miles of the city. Submissions: Deadline for updates & photo/video submissions: January 10, 2020 /// Please send via email to

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Skatepark of Tampa (Sick! Indoor) /// 4215 E Columbus Dr, Tampa, FL 33605 /// $ /// Bro Bowl (Outdoor) /// 1200 N Orange Ave, Tampa, FL 33602 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Desoto Park (Outdoor) /// Corrine St, Tampa, FL 33605 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

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Kona Skate Park (Sick! Outdoor Park) /// 8739 Kona Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32211 /// $$ /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Cuba Hunter Park (Outdoor Park) /// 4380 Emerson St, Jacksonville, FL 32207 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

Perry Harvey Sr. Park (Outdoor) /// 1000 E Harrison St, Tampa, FL 33602 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

Orange Park Skateboard Park (Outdoor Park) /// 1006 Fromhart St, Orange Park, FL 32073 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

The Boardr Headquarters (Indoor) /// 4611 N Hale Ave, Tampa, FL 33614 /// FREE ///

South Beach Skatepark (Sick! Outdoor Park) /// 2508 S Beach Pkwy, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

Jackson Springs (Outdoor Park) /// 8620 Jackson Springs Rd, Tampa, FL 33615 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

Veterans Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 186 Veterans Pkwy, St Johns, FL 32259 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

Providence Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 5720 Providence Rd #3624, Riverview, FL 33578 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

Monument Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 3450 Monument Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32225 /// FREE

FishHawk Skate Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 5720 Osprey Ridge Dr, Lithia, FL 33547 /// FREE Fossil Park (Outdoor Park) /// 6635 Dr Martin L King Jr St N, St. Petersburg, FL 33702 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ St. Pete Skatepark (Sick! Outdoor Park) /// 600 12th St S, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Lake Vista Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 1401 62nd Ave S, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Kolb Park (Outdoor Park) /// 1508 Bay Palm Blvd, Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Bayhead Action Park (Outdoor Park) /// 375 Seminole Blvd, Largo, FL 33770 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Ian Tillman Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 940 7th St S, Safety Harbor, FL 34695 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Stirling Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 550 Laura Ln, Dunedin, FL 34698 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Zephyrhills Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 20th St &, Alston Ave, Zephyrhills, FL 33542 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Plant City Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 1704 N Park Rd, Plant City, FL 33563 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Fletcher Park (Outdoor Park) /// 800 US98, Lakeland, FL 33801 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Bradenton Riverwalk Skatepark (Sick! Outdoor Park) /// 100 Riverfront Blvd #198, Bradenton, FL 34205 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Blackstone Park (Outdoor Park) /// 2112 14th Ave W, Palmetto, FL 34221 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Holmes Beach Micro Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 5901 Marina Dr, Bradenton Beach, FL 34217 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ G.T. Bray Park (Outdoor Park) /// 5502 33rd Ave Dr W, Bradenton, FL 34209 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Payne Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 2110 Adams St, Sarasota, FL 34237 /// FREE ///

gvl+ocala TheSkateYard (Outdoor Park) /// 52 W 3rd St #3306, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Oceanside Rotary (Outdoor Park) /// 800 Seminole Rd, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Deleon Shores Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 82 Dolphin Blvd E, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ St. Augustine Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 200 Red Cox Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32080 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ MLK Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 1028 Northeast 14th Street, Gainesville, FL 32602 /// FREE đ&#x;&#x161;˛ UF Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 1425 Museum Rd, Gainesville, FL 32603 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Possum Creek Park (Outdoor Park) /// 4009 NW 53rd Ave, Gainesville, FL 32653 /// FREE Chiefland Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 826 NW 4th Dr, Chiefland, FL 32626 /// FREE Branford Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 507 US-27, Branford, FL 32008 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Ocala Skatepark (New! Outdoor Park) /// 517 NE 9th St, Ocala, FL 34470 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Robert-Laryn Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 1595 Wildwood Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32086 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ đ&#x;&#x161;˛

*All Skateparks are listed within 55 miles of the city. Submissions: Send photos of local skaters! Deadline for updates & photo/video submissions: January 10, 2020 /// Please send via email to skateparks@showsigoto.com /// Shitty means well, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kinda shitty ... but everyone should learn at a shitty park! /// Please check đ&#x;&#x161;˛rules and helmet rules at FloridaSkateparks.com before visiting.

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KIM PETRAS 40

Kicking off the show with a dramatic entrance, German singer Kim Petras opened up the show with her hot single “Clarity” of her debut album putting on a solo impressive performance with the entire crowd cheering loudly. The young 27-year-old released two successful albums this year, first off, her debut album on June 28, 2019 and then her second Halloween-themed album, ‘Turn Off The Light’ on October 1, 2019. It may not be spooky season anymore, but she made it feel like it was for a night. Following through with her set, she went on to perform some of her biggest tracks: “Close Your Eyes,” “Death by Sex,” “Do Me,” and even covered an acoustic version of “Human” by The Killers. The Plaza Live was filled with a loud enthusiastic crowd dancing away the night through her long performance. Petras’ pop catchy music allowed for a room full of all-time high-energy levels with everyone dancing and singing along. Her music provides an open space for LGBT+ teens to be free and have a chance to connect. I felt so welcome in the crowd with all the kind freely spirited fans. Her set was brimming with creativity when it came down to lighting, wardrobe changes, and dramatic sound effects adding to her aesthetics. Her wardrobe fascinated me with how well it went with her songs. During her performance of “Death by Sex,” Petras had a red latex suit with the word SEX spelled out on the lights. Alex Chapman opened up for Kim Petras’ headlining tour and did an amazing job hyping the crowd up with a mix of old 2000s and today’s music. The entire crowd was giving off so much energy for an opener — like I had never seen. Chapman is an LA-based songwriter & DJ with some of the best taste in mixed tracks. Petras may only be halfway through with her headlining US American “The Clarity Tour” but the energy was most definitely present. In the middle of her performance, she was quick to thank her fans repeatedly for coming out to support her. She surprised me when she mentioned how she used to perform in small venues at only 19 years old for a long time before she opened up for Troye Sivan on his tour in 2018—just one year ago. Kim Petras is succeeding and selling out huge venues all on her own. Kim Petras Live Review and Photos by Cindy Ros /// @cindyros_

50 BANDS • 12 PORCHES • AN ENTIRE COMMUNITY • ONE CAUSE

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND • 11:00 AM – 7:30 PM Throughout the Historic Residential District of Downtown Sanford

HANNAH HARBER • EUGENE SNOWDEN • CAT RIDGEWAY & THE TOURISTS • JORDAN FOLEY & THE WHEELHOUSE THE TREES OF LIFE • LUKE WAGNER • THE SMOKING JACKETS • BEEMO • BEARTOE • JENNY GRAY BAND WILTED CHILIS • RUN RAQUEL • RYAN THORNE & THE RAMBLERS • JESSICA DELACRUZ • JOSH GLUCK SCOTTY LONG • 10 FOOT MOUNTAIN • THEO MOON • CALL SIGN • CATFISH DINNER • IESHA MARIE BIG TIKI & THE MAI TAIS • NATALIA BONFINI • RICKEY DICKENS • OAK HILL DRIFTERS • MULLIGAN WES MORRISON & THE STRAY HARES • MARC E SMOOTH JAZZ • HONEYPOT • LYNN GIBSON PROJECT RHENN AGAIN • COMIN' HOME THE BAND • MATTHEW HALL • CHRIS HENDREN • AMANDA LYN TWO PARTY SYSTEM • CELERY STRING BAND • FRED LOPACKI • ELIZABETH WARD • BIG RON BETTS BRENT TERWILLIGER • GINA CUCHETTI • LES B MORE BAND • NIKKI PETERS • JOEL PICKERING MONGOWOLF • FRANK DIETRICH • PATRICK HAGERMAN • JENI VALTINSON

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WEEKLY EVENTS

WEDNESDAYS — 6pm - 7:30pm — Crime Survivor for Safety & Justice (Last Wed of each MONDAYS — month) 6pm — Sex Addicts Anonymous 7pm - 8pm — Extraordinary People (every Monday, men only) of Orlando Meetup (1st & 3rd 7pm - 8pm — Gender Queer (1st Wednesday) Monday of each month) 7pm - 8pm — Rainbow Democrats 7pm - 8:30pm — LGBTrans Meetup (2nd Wednesday) Authenticity Alliance (1st & 2nd 7pm - 8pm — Men’s Discussion Group Monday) 7pm - 8:30pm — Democratic Disability (every Wednesday, men only) 7:30pm — Rainbow NA - Narcotics Caucus (4th Monday) Anonymous (every Wednesday) TUESDAYS — THURSDAYS — 11:30am — Pride Chamber (1st & 3rd 12pm - 3:00pm — OWL (Older Tuesday of each month) Wiser Learning) Game Social (every 6pm — Word by Word Creative Writing Workshop (1st & 3rd Tuesday) Thursday, ages 45+) 7pm — Bisexual Male Living (2nd 6:15pm - 7:30pm — Orlando Youth Thursday of each month) Alliance (for LGBT youth ages 13-24) 7pm - 9pm — SPOTS: Spouse/ 7pm — Co-Dependents Anonymous Partner of Trans people Support (1st & (every Tuesday) 3rd Thursday) 7pm - 9pm — Orlando Bisexual Alliance (4th Thursday) 7pm - 9pm — FTM Orlando TransMen Support (1st & 3rd Thursday)

FRIDAYS — 6:30pm - 8pm — Lotus: Asian LGBTQ+ Community Support (2nd Friday of each month) 7pm - 8pm — AA Wakeup Call (Alcoholics Anonymous, every Friday & Saturday) SATURDAYS — 10am - 11am — Yoga at The Center (every Saturday) 2pm - 5pm — Central Florida Hypnosis Group (1st Saturday of each month) 7pm - 8pm — AA Wakeup Call (Alcoholics Anonymous, every Friday & Saturday) SUNDAYS — 10am — AA Wake Up Call (Alcoholics Anonymous, every Sunday morning) 1pm - 4pm — Gayme Day (Game day w/ free lunch, 2nd Sunday of each month) 2pm — Orlando Polyamory (1st Sunday of each month) 2pm — Child Gender Identity & Caregiver Group (4th Sunday)

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Whyte Tygers – ‘Here We Go’

Things are aglow for poppy powerhouse Whyte Tygers this Christmas. Whipsmart and pitch-perfect, our own folk/ indie/pop darlings’ latest is simply a triumph, and posts a new jewel in the crown of Orlando’s bustling music scene. The aptly titled ‘Here We Go’ is a bold, groove-filled opus; a searing fivesong nod-along that wastes no time on kitschy interludes or dulcet lulls when it can dazzle you with vibes. It’s short, but oh so sweet, and guaranteed to find longevity thru repeat trips to your ears. “Find Your Way Back” is an explosive intro to frontwoman Heather Lee’s vocal mastery; the eponymous second track is a dramatic, percussive, and hella-stylish bop; “Hooked on You” channels disco via VSCO, with equal parts contemporary funk and nostalgic, ass-shakingly good synth; and “Pop of Color” is an exercise in synesthesia – practically begging for a sexy companion piece where Bond girls swim thru technicolor and the sky is solid gold. Seeping in style and soul, Whyte Tygers succeed by simultaneously elevating a style of music that’s ultimately rare in local scenes like our own, and grounds a genre befuddled by A-list celebs and hyper-advertised wannabes. Brief as it may be, ‘Here We Go’ is everything pop should be: smart, sexy, and infectious, with none of the frills and all of the flavour. F.F.O. : Jenny Lewis, Annie Lennox, Florence & the Machine

11/11

Sad Halen – ‘frens’

Rarely does one come across a band as aptly titled as Sad Halen – a fuzzedout, shoegazy fusion of melancholy and roar that does more calculated plucking from the annals of alt-rock than anyone is probably giving them credit for. On ‘frens’, the moody trio shovel distortion over smart melodies and some legitimately crispy beats, and they do a fine job at cultivating the wall of sound and groove that laconic luminaries like Thurston Moore pioneered decades ago. Unfortunately, what ‘frens’ brings in power, it lacks in production quality and complexity. The mix is clumsy (aesthetics notwithstanding), and parts (namely vocals) are out of sync with the whole; there’s little variety from song to song, and a few rhythmic hiccups break the otherwise smooth, stoney drone. Don’t get me wrong, Sad Halen is the shit live, and ‘frens’ is by no means bad, but the album suffers from a compounding set of small missteps that, with any luck, Sad Halen will notice and promptly correct while they’re gazing shoe-ward. Carve some time out to catch Sad Halen on the stage this winter to see just what I mean. F.F.O. : Sonic Youth, My Bloody Valentine, Dinosaur Jr.

7/11

Chuck Magid – ‘Traveling Home’

Somewhere in Orlando, there’s a Rock n’ Roll messiah having his second coming on stage this evening. “Stop, stop and listen, cause I’m a man on a mission,” he howls, and every note of his self-titled, rebirth and re-brand is a testament. There’s a scramble, and twang, and a voice that feels like five different kinds of familiar is easing you into a simper, while the band riffs on and on and on … That voice is Chuck Magid, and O’, you’ve heard it before, but it’s brighter than ever on the tracks of ‘Traveling Home’. With his solo debut, the man has crafted a vessel for his own actualization, stripping away the jazzy overtures that we came to know him by in hazy basement sessions, and transforming all that funky acumen into raw, heart-strung Rock. Magid’s vocals shine on this new, Americana-tinted backdrop, with a charming, soulful sort of growl – not unlike Lemmy singing “Johnny B. Goode,” or James Brown does “Wango Tango.” It’s a wonderful thing. Now, you can ruminate on all those highfalutin words above, or you can just take my word for it: fans of hard, fast, good ol’ fashioned Rock n’ Roll need to take note, ‘cause Christmas comes early thanks to Chuck Magid. Check under your tree for ‘Traveling Home’ this December 21st. F.F.O. : Thomas Wynn and the Believers, The Groove Orient, Led Zeppelin

10/11

WELCOME TO THE ANNUAL

“SIGT BEST OF,”

A YEAR-END RECAP OF EVERYTHING WE LOVED IN 2019 The SIGT family includes everyone we meet at shows. The “I” in Shows I Go To represents all of us. It’s everyone who listens, feels, and goes to shows as a way of dealing with dark times, bright times, or just time in itself. We are not exclusionary. SIGT represents those who just want to go out and have a good night with friends and everyone who goes to shows alone. We are here to serve the community and share what we love — music. Let’s start with music that came from our home

— Central Florida. It’s incredibly awesome to see so much art produced in just one short year. Think of the hours spent practicing and perfecting these songs, preparing them for the recording process. It’s wild to see over 450 songs the Spotify playlist we created to pair with this list. If the release is on Spotify, it’s on the playlist. Listening on “shufFle” is highly recommended to ride the central Florida sound waves. Cheers!.

BEST 2019 CENTRAL FL RELEASES (Alphabetical) Adult Life /// ‘Here’s To Nostalgia’ EP Ajeva /// ‘Ajeva’ LP ALOMA /// ‘A Sample Of Mojo’ EP Amy Robbins /// ‘Maple Sparrow’ EP Anthill Cinema /// “Efflorescent Atonement” Single Black Valley Moon /// ‘The beautiful Sounds of black valley moon Vol. 1’ LP Brittany Schewizer /// ‘Claws’ LP Charles Irwin /// ‘Beach Lake Park’ LP Chuck Magid /// ‘Traveling Home’ EP Clang! /// ‘Whac-A-Mole’ LP CLoud9 Vibes /// “Rearview” Single feat. Kash’d Out Colorblind Dinosaurs /// “Life Lucid” Single Cool Grandma /// Split EP w/ Boy Muscle Critical Hits /// ‘S/T’ EP Curtains /// ‘High’ EP Danfield /// “Olivia” Single Debt Neglector /// “So Bored In The USA” Single Dial Drive /// ‘Wasted Time’ LP Dog Island /// ‘New Breed’ EP Emily Jones /// ‘Cut Out’ EP Euglossine /// ‘Coriolis’ LP Evan Taylor Jones /// “Fly Away” Single feat. J Tesfa FELICITY /// ‘Old Habits’ EP Fever Beam /// “Young Guns” Single Gary Lazer Eyes /// “Weekend” and “White Noise” Singles Glove /// “Personality Change” and “Enervate” Singles Hannah Harber & the Lionhearts /// ‘Long Time Coming’ EP Have Gun, Will Travel /// ‘Strange Chemistry’ LP His Hem /// “Hair” Single Hungover /// “Fright Night” Single Immalaise /// ‘We Could’ EP Jade Koth /// “Doses” Single Joyeater /// ‘Naysayer’ LP Kerry Courtney /// “Wes Anderson” Single Kit Allen Wiley /// ‘It’s Not Over’ EP Liam Bauman /// ‘Passing Through’ EP M99 /// “Rise Again” Single Meatwound /// ‘Culero’ LP Melody Trucks Band /// ‘Walking in Gratitude’ LP MERE /// “Leaves” Single Mona Lisa Tribe /// “Faithfully,” “Lesson Learned,” and “Gloria” Singles Nervous Monks /// ‘View from a Softer High’ EP New Fang /// “Dry Well” and “Dirt” Singles Otherworld /// “Be” Single P.A.O. /// ‘The First One’ LP

Pathos, Pathos /// ‘Sadness Can Be Smart’ EP Please Be Kind /// “If Only We Were Astronauts” Single Recreational States /// ‘Recreational States’ EP REELS /// “Enough” Single Sad Halen /// ‘frens’ EP Scattershot /// ‘Self Righteous // Self Infliction’ LP Silent Running /// “Best I Could” Single Slumberjack /// “I’m Alright” Single Soapbox Soliloquy /// ‘Entartete Musik’ LP Someday River /// “Are We Free” Single Sonic Graffiti /// ‘Bad Twin’ LP Souljah Bless /// “WALL” Single Spoon Dogs /// ‘Spoon Dogs’ LP Stoney Hoop /// ‘Voices’ EP Stucco /// ‘Pink Glitter Hummer Limo’ EP Suck Brick Kid /// ‘Salt To Taste’ LP Summer Spiders /// ‘Pieces’ EP Take Lead /// ‘Runaway’ EP Tank Top /// ‘Side One’ EP Taylor James /// ‘Sentimental’ EP TEEN AGERS /// “Insane” Single Terri Binion /// “Between Midnight and Dawn” Single The Dark Arctic /// “Postdiluvian” Single The F.A. /// ‘We Play Their Game’ EP The HeadTones /// ‘Solid Ground’ EP The Indigo Project by AJ Dee /// ‘The Lion’ EP The Noctambulant /// ‘The Cold and Formless Deep’ LP The Plush Monsters /// “The Miracle (of When Mike Flew)” Single The Problem Addicts /// ‘Bad Breaks’ LP The Reality /// “Wanna See You Dance” Single The Spring /// “Victoria” and “Colors Of Consciousness” Singles The Woolly Bushmen /// ‘In Shambles’ LP They Hate Change /// ‘Juices Run Clear’ EP Timothy Eerie /// ‘Ritual’ LP Traverser /// ‘Jupiter Doesn’t Care About You’ LP Universal Funk Orchestra /// “Humalien” & “For Our People” Singles Viper /// ‘Bout Tha Money’ LP Virginity /// ‘With Time’ LP Wet Nurse /// “Getting Off” Single Whyte Tygers /// ‘Here We Go’ EP Wolf-Face /// ‘Still Golden’ LP XZYLO /// ‘Lost in Delfino’ EP Yeah, Sure /// “Squid Pig” Single Zap Dragon /// ‘Attacks’ EP SCAN WITH YOUR CAMERA APP ON ZETA /// ‘Mochima’ LP YOUR PHONE TO LISTEN!

Richie Williams /// @thesobergoat Writer & Photographer

BEST SHOWS Umphrey’s McGee /// Miami Beach, FL moe. w/ Blues Traveler /// Jacksonville, FL Trey Anastasio Band /// St. Pete, FL Ghost-Note w/ Electric Kif /// Orlando,FL Pennywise /// Orlando,FL

Spencer Storch /// @swstorch Writer & Editor

2019 was a great year! I was lucky enough to attend over 50 shows and 12 festivals! BEST SHOWS Star Kitchen /// Jam Cruise 17 Blues Traveller & moe. /// Jacksonville, FL Gov’t Mule /// St. Pete., FL Umphrey’s McGee /// Jam Cruise 17 Late Night Jam Session /// Suwannee Rising BEST FESTS Score Key — Lineup + Venue + Overall Fun! (1-10) x 3 = 30 BEST SCORE Jam Cruise 17 /// 8 + 10 + 10 = 28 Hulaween 2019 /// 8 + 10 + 9 = 27 Suwannee Rising 2019 /// 5 + 7 + 10 = 22 Suwannee Roots Revival /// 4 + 10 + 8 = 22

BEST ALBUMS Tool /// ‘Fear Inoculum’ Lettuce /// ‘Elevate’ Sturgill Simpson /// ‘Sound & Fury’ Iya Terra /// ‘Coming To Light’ Electric Kif /// ‘Jefe’ BEST SONGS “Fear Inoculum” /// Tool “Trapezoid” /// Lettuce “Sing Along” /// Sturgill Simpson “Wash Away” /// Iya Terra “Jefe” /// Electric Kif BEST [TV] SHOWS ‘Brockmire’ /// IFC ‘American Horror Story: 1984’ /// FX ‘Ozark’ /// Netflix ‘Baskets’ /// FX ‘Corporate’ /// Comedy Central

Randy Cook /// @horns_raised Photographer & Writer

BEST SHOWS Iron Maiden /// Sunrise, FL Slayer /// Tampa, FL Metallica /// Raleigh, NC Slipknot /// Tampa, FL Sebastian Bach /// Pinellas Park, FL Foreigner /// Tampa, FL BEST ALBUMS Tool /// ‘Fear Inoculum’ Death Angel /// ‘Humanicide’ Volbeat /// ‘Rewind, Replay, Rebound’ Queensrÿche /// ‘The Verdict’ Steel Panther /// ‘Heavy Metal Rules’ MOMENTS///SURPRISES Being part of the team/creation of the SIGT Magazine! /// Nothing can top being in the photo pit for a Slayer concert – OMFingG the adrenaline rush is ineffible! /// Impromptu acoustic jam in the cruise terminal waiting to board the Monsters of Rock Cruise /// Total exhaustion after seeing 50 shows/sets in 5 days/nights on the Monsters of Rock Cruise. /// Every show I saw this year was memorable in its own right – from the friends I went with or new friends I met at the show, to every exhilarating click of my Nikon in the photo pit(s).

BEST MOMENT Late Night Jam Session at Suwannee Rising Music Festival at a secret location within the Spirit of Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, FL — a powered jam session featuring artists from the festival, including the headliners Lettuce & Ghost-Note. Arguably the most special moment I have experienced in my 25+ festivals in that park.

BEST SHOWS Daikaiju ///Will’s Pub Bosco Mujo /// Will’s Pub Dan Deacon /// Will’s Pub Kruangbhin /// Central Park, NYC Unknown Mortal Orchestra /// Plaza Live Orlando

Natalie Maurer /// @natalie_maurer

SIGT Intern & Traveler /// 31 planes & 15 cities in 2019 BEST SHOWS LANY /// The Greek Theater in Cali The 1975 /// Nashville, TN Bastille /// Miami, FL Fletcher /// NYC LANY /// Hawaii BEST ALBUMS FLETCHER /// ‘you ruined new york city for me’ Wrabel /// ‘one of those happy people’ Kehlani /// ‘While We Wait’ Bastille /// ‘Doom Days’ Clairo /// ‘Immunity’ 2019 ALL SHOWS 8123 Fest — Phoenix /// This Century — Phoenix COIN — Orlando, FLx2 /// Nightly — Orlando, FL Tori Kelly — Orlando, FL /// This Wild Life — Orlando, FL The 1975 — Nashville, Orlando, FL /// Fletcher — NYC Joan — Orlando, FL /// Bastille — Pittsburgh, Miami The Band Camino — Orlando, FL The Maine — Orlando, FL /// Clairo — Orlando, FL King Princess — Orlando, FL /// Role Model — San Fran LANY (14) — Miami, Orlando, Boston x2, Raleigh, Atlanta, NOLA, San Antonio, Houston, Austin, LA x2, Hawaii, Clemson

BEST ALBUMS Brittany Howard /// ‘Jaime’ CHAI /// ‘PUNK’ Ty Segall /// ‘First Taste’ Danny Brown /// ‘uknowwhatimsayin¿’ Desert Sessions /// ‘Vols. 11 & 12’ BEST MOMENT Playing guitar for a song during Bosco Mujo while the singer

Dave Pokk /// @swampjohnson Photographer /// Guitarist & Vocalist for @glowing_nowhere

Joshua Jauz ///@joshjauz

Photographer & Writer /// Drummer & Vocalist for @thedarkarctic

BEST SHOWS King Crimson /// Chicago, IL TOOL /// Welcome to Rockville SLEEP w/ Big Business /// Tampa, FL Baroness and Torche /// Orlando, FL Transkam /// Orlando, FL BEST ALBUMS TOOL /// ‘Fear Inoculum’ Bees and Enormous Tigers /// ‘The Red Flower’ Battles /// ‘Juice B Crypts’ Torche /// ‘Admission’ NYOS /// ‘Now’

Rachael Welsh /// @lifecoachrachael Writer & Astrologer /// @innerglowcircle BEST FESTS Suwannee Hulaween /// Live Oak, FL Electric Forest /// Rothbury, MI Gasparilla Music Fest /// Tampa Bay, FL Lockn’ Festival /// Arrington, VA Burning Man /// Nevada

Mitch Foster /// @fmitchfoster

Founder, writer, shitty photographer, & editor. BEST SHOWS Andrew WK /// Warped Tour in NJ Thursday /// Anaheim, California BUSH + Party Bus /// Tampa, FL Evan Taylor Jones /// Orlando, FL Kaleigh Baker — Janis Joplin Tribute /// Winter Park Amigo The Devil /// Jacksonville, FL Incubus /// Welcome To Rockville Fest. Buddy Guy /// Orlando, FL BEST ALBUMS Jimmy Eat World /// ‘Surviving’ Mount Eerie /// ‘Lost Wisdom Pt. 2’ The Raconteurs /// ‘Help Us Stranger’ Thom Yorke /// ‘ANIMA’ (and Netflix Movie) Bria Skonberg /// ‘Nothing Never Happens’ Drugdealer /// ‘Raw Honey’ Daniel Meron /// ‘Embracing Wild’ Jeff Goldblum /// ‘I Shouldn’t Be Telling You This’ Sturgill Simpson /// ‘Sound & Fury’ (and Netflix Movie) The Get Up Kids /// ‘Problems’ Kelsey Lu /// ‘BLOOD’ BASK /// ‘iii’

BEST ALBUMS Lettuce /// ‘Elevate’ Lizzo /// ‘Cuz I Love You’ Greensky Bluegrass /// ‘All For Money’ Illenium /// ‘Ascend’ Billie Eilish /// ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’ BEST SONGS “Ruby Waves” /// Live version performed by Phish July 14, 2019 “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” /// Lettuce “Sunflower” /// Post Malone “Truth Hurts” /// Lizzo “Riptide” /// Trivecta

Amanda Lafferriere /// @ajpgphoto Photographer

BEST SHOWS Cage The Elephant /// Shaky Knees Local Natives /// Orlando, FL Foxing /// Atlanta, GA The Japanese House /// Orlando, FL The NBHD /// Orlando, FL BEST ALBUMS Foals /// ‘Part 1 Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost’ The Japanese House /// ‘Good At Falling’ Cage The Elephant /// ‘Social Cues’ From Indian Lakes /// ‘Dimly Lit’ Local Natives /// ‘Violet Street’ Palace /// ‘Life After’ BEST MOMENT Getting to see Cage The Elephant and shoot them for the full set earlier in the year. They’ve been a favorite of mine and a bucket list artist to photograph for years so it was great to see them for the first time and get to photograph their whole set from the photo pit.

BEST [TV] SHOWS ‘Undone’ /// Amazon Prime ‘ABSTRACT: The Art Of Design’ /// Netflix ‘The Good Place’ /// Netflix & NBC ‘Our Planet’ /// Netflix ‘Woodstock’ /// Netflix BEST SHOWS The 1975 /// Phoenix, AZ Jimmy Eat World /// St. Augustine, FL Starbenders /// Orlando, FL Buddy Guy /// Orlando, FL The Sound of Animals Fighting /// Orlando, FL BEST ALBUMS Ariana Grande /// ‘thank u, next’ Vampire Weekend /// ‘Father of the Bride’ Billie Eilish /// ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’ Lana Del Ray /// ‘Norman Fucking Rockwell’ The Japanese House /// ‘Good at Falling’

Chris Miglioranzi /// @respectable_youngman Writer, Photographer, Videographer Founder of @respectivecollective

BEST SHOWS A$AP Rocky /// Rolling Loud NYC Da Baby /// Rolling Loud Miami Rob Zombie /// Welcome To Rockville Fest BEST ALBUMS Vampire Weekend /// ‘Father of The Bride’ Tyler The Creator /// ‘Igor’ Toro y Moi /// ‘Outer Peace’ Taylor Swift /// ‘Lover’ BEST SONGS “Follow God” /// Kanye West “Cruel Summer” /// Taylor Swift “Lights Up” /// Harry Styles “Circles” /// Post Malone “Posthumous Forgiveness” /// Tame Impala “RNP” /// YBN Cordae feat. Anderson. Paak “Body Aint Me” /// Pink Sweat$ BEST MOMENT Kanye’s “Sunday Service” Church. It was a totally different perspective of some of his songs and how I viewed church. On top of that, he released ‘Jesus Is King’ and almost changed his name to “Christian Genius Billionaire Kanye West.” What a fucking weird year lol

BEST [TV] SHOWS ‘Mindhunter’ /// Netflix ‘Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee’ /// Netflix ‘Explained’ /// Netflix ‘Broad City’ /// Comedy Central ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ /// Amazon Prime

Jordan Petty /// @dot.petty Videographer & Badass Drummer @gnarlyvisual.x

Hannah Wistort

Graphic Design & Layout

BEST SHOWS Men I Trust /// Orlando, FL Sabrina Claudio /// Orlando, FL Tyler The Creator /// Orlando, FL Gary Lazer Eyes with Take Lead /// Orlando, FL SWIMM with Talk With Your Hands /// Orlando, FL

BEST ALBUMS /// (+ Favorite Track) Goldlink /// ‘Diaspora’ (“Zulu Screams”) Men I Trust /// ‘Oncle Jazz’ /// (“Say Can You Hear”) Sabrina Claudio /// ‘Truth Is’ /// (“Problem With You”) Emile Mosseri /// ‘The Last Black Man In San Francisco: Original Soundtrack’ /// (“The Last Black Man In San Francisco”) Alina Baraz /// ‘Urban Flora’ /// (“Make You Feel”) BEST MOMENTS I did my first ever tour playing drums with Pathos, Pathos — one of the coolest, most fun weeks of my life. /// I went to Emo Night and Travis Clark from We The Kings was there. The girl I was seeing at the time is a fan of him and his family, so while I was chilling with him in the greenroom, I Facetimed her and they both chatted for a bit. It definitely made her night, and I was happy I got to do that for her.

Austin Young @austindangeryoung

Guitar & Vox for @garylazereyesfl BEST SHOWS Maggie Rogers & Tame Impala /// Shaky Knees Fest Pathos, Pathos /// Melbourne, FL Leon Bridges /// Orlando, FL Local Natives /// Orlando, FL SWIMM /// Los Angeles BEST ALBUMS Magic City Hippies /// ‘Modern Animal’ White Reaper /// ‘You Deserve Love’ Anderson .Paak /// ‘Ventura’ Harry Styles /// ‘Fine Line’ Twin Peaks /// ‘Lookout Low’

DIZZLEPHUNK /// @dizzlephunk Bass & Beats in @universalfunkorchestra BEST SHOWS Suwannee Hulaween 2019 /// Live Oak, FL Orange Blossom Jamboree /// Brooksville, FL Creative City Project/Immerse /// Orlando, FL Big Gigantic /// Orlando, FL Marc Rebillet /// Hulaween 2019

BEST SONGS “Franny” /// Magic City Hippies “Trippin’” /// Futurebirds “She” /// Harry Styles “Easy Love” /// Goldensuns “They Say” /// Hoops

BEST MOMENTS Opening for Big Gigantic/Flamingosis 2019 Playing Silent Disco at Hulaween 2019 Dancing on stage with Tom Morello at Hulaween 2019

Irish Griffin /// @w.o.r.l.d.w.i.d.e.i.n.k. Co-Founder of @cogsofwar mosh team! BEST SHOWS TOOL /// Welcome to Rockville Weezer ///Jacksonville, FL 311 & Dirty Heads /// Jacksonville, FL Orlando Mega Con /// Orlando, FL SLAYER /// Exit 111 Fest BEST ALBUMS The HU /// ‘The Gereg’ Rammstein /// ‘Rammstein’ Mötley Crüe /// ‘The Dirt Soundtrack’ In Flames /// ‘I, The Mask’ Darkthrone /// ‘Old Star’ BEST MOMENT Exit 111 was truly the best show of 2019 for me. I saw Slayer for the last time, along with Lynyrd Skynyrd and Anthrax! Fever 333 woke the crowd up and Zakk Wylde knocked us out. The pit in Slayer was like churning death from the bowels of hell!!!

Elizabeth “Ebay” Bates @lizbatesphotography

Photographer & Social Media Master BEST SHOWS ADTR /// Orlando, FL Twenty One Pilots /// Orlando, FL Bad Suns /// Orlando, FL The Mowgli’s /// Orlando, FL Sweet Cambodia & Raising Cadence /// Punk On The Patio BEST ALBUMS Hobo Johnson /// ‘The Fall of Hobo Johnson’ AJR /// ‘Neotheater’ XZYLO /// ‘Lost in Delfino’

BEST FEST: Sad Summer Fest /// Orlando, FL

Mike Remus @solaceviasoundwaves

You may have seen Remus at a show. If you didn’t see him, you’ve almost certainly heard him — his audio mixes, that is. He’s a sound engineer at The Social, The Beacham, Plaza Live, Soundbar, HENAO, and at almost every SIGT Event. BEST ALBUMS Blink-182 /// ‘NINE’ Jimmy Eat World /// ‘Surviving’ PUP /// ‘Morbid Stuff’ Allen Stone /// ‘Building Balance’ BEST SHOWS (all Orlando, FL) Florida Man Music Fest /// Orlando Amp Sit-Down Comedy Show /// Person Cave PUP /// The Beacham Levitation Jones /// HENAO Center Gogol Bordello /// The Beacham Reggie and The Full Effect (solo) /// The Social Andrew McMahon /// The Beacham BEST ORL FISHING HOLES Baldwin Harbor Lake Aldair Blanchard Park Kings Landin

Erik Payne /// @whereiserikpayne

Payne provides the party power in Andrew W.K. and plays in his own central florida thrash metal band — @intoxicated_downsouth (who have a new record coming out soon!) /// Erik plays @ESPguitars through @MESAengineering cabs. BEST SHOWS I was fortunate to see Slayer few times this year this year. So badass, classy, and inspiring! Obituary /// Jacksonville, Florida Slayer /// Chicago, Illinois Alice In Chains /// Columbus, Ohio Ice Cube /// Louisville, Kentucky Napalm Death /// Download Festival, England BEST ALBUMS Obituary has always been one of my favorite bands. Adding Orlando based guitarist Ken Andrews, has put them over the tasty edge! Obituary /// ‘Obituary’ Toxic Holocaust /// ‘Primal Future’ Gruesome /// ‘Twisted Prayers’ Exhumed /// ‘Horror’ Intoxicated /// ‘Walled’ EP BEST MOMENTS

1. I’ve been the guitarist for Andrew W.K going into 20 years, and 2019 has been a great one. Playing Conan O’Brien again this year was a highlight for sure. /// 2. Our tour bus broke down in the mountains on our way to San Francisco. I believe the town was called W e e d . Within 30 minutes we’d picked up a Uhaul, and were tossing gear. We made it to the show and were able to play. There’s tons of stuff like that, and those are the things I really remember, and love. It’s intense, but our team is great. /// 3. This year I built a new studio. Writing and recording a new record with Intoxicated has been so rewarding. The new stuff is super heavy. I love the dudes I’m playing with, and the team we’ve built. Thrash is alive and well! /// 4. I’ll tell you, it’s a true gift to be able to travel, and learn, and experience so much, with close friends. /// 5. Last but not least, no more can it be said, “good festivals are only in Europe,” because there were so many great festivals we did in America this year where we were truly cared about. They were ran so well. All together this year has been sick, but also things are building, that can’t be stopped. We’re full blown charging 2020!

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BY PERRY GOLDMAN

Reviewing Jeff Goldblum’s 2018 album,’The Capitol Studios Sessions’. Jeff also has a new album out, ‘I Shouldn’t Be Telling You This’. Enjoy them both! Do you remember the 1980 detective comedy TV series “Ten Speed and Brown Shoe” or Seth Brundle, the mad scientist in the 1986 film “The Fly”? But of course, you remember Ian Malcolm, the smug but genius mathematician in Jurassic Park? Well, it turns out that all the above characters were all played by Jeff Goldblum (actor) who also just happens to be an extremely talented Jazz musician and this album’s piano man, a seriously accomplished pianist. So you hit play. Suddenly and in a few beats, your transported to a dim lit café in Greenwich village. You’re sitting with your lover of whom you’re transfixed on. This elegant rhythmic melody is being played on piano and floating gently through the air of the venue. The other musicians start to play a groove and this timeless composition comes together at their fingertips. You’ve heard the song somewhere before which is quite possible as some of the songs on this album date back as far as 1936, like Duke Ellington’s “Caravan.” So now you’re snapping your fingers along with the cool beat and jubilant melodies. The song and the moment are now synonymous in your brain’s memory bank. The Song will always evoke this grand moment in time with your special someone (well anyway, that’s my typical experience).

Goldblum’s performance is flawless, as are all the playing of the musicians on this “Live” collection of gems. The Live aspect of course might connect you to the artist more. Goldblum and his collaborators inject playful microphone banter that certainly adds to the mood of the recording. Mildred Snitzer’s voice is commanding, smokey, and of course, sexy. She’s a true song stylist. Her interpretation of Nate King Cole’s “Straighten Up and Fly Right” is playful and has a certain spontaneity that I love. Then Haley Reinhart (American Idol, Post Modern Jukebox) jumps in on “Gee Baby” with her Billy Holiday vulnerability. Even Sarah Silverman gets into the act. And she’s good! As I expected, the performance of this fine collection of songs took me through an emotional ride from happy and high to blue and nostalgic. Of course, the nostalgic element goes hand in hand with my years on this planet. Add this fun Jeff Goldblum effort to your Spotify playlist or purchase the CD for yourself or a friend. I guarantee you’ll be transported to a unique time listening to this wonderful recording. So enjoy some of the best renditions of timeless Jazz classics from the true “Cool Era”.

“A BIG F*CK YOU TO WHOEVER STOLE MY BIKE /// Took a source of happiness from my life /// I should call my mom and tell her I’m alright.” Beneath the hair follicles on the happy middle finger of this sick Slumberjack song, is forgiveness and shifted perspective — a place you couldn’t appreciate until you left. “I walked out, came back, [now] it’s a pleasure.” Most of my favorite songs tell me everything is going to be alright. There’s distinct hope. And a little laugh under your breath at just how fucked up things have to seem in order to shift your outlook on them. Things aren’t always as bad as they seem. But we’re real good at making them look like shit sometimes — a relationship, city, parent, sandwich, etc. “I’m Alright” is the first single off an album titled ‘Big Shoots’ coming March 2020. Video was filmed in Pensacola, Florida.

gladschoolmusic.com /// @slumberjackfl

Be cool. - PG

Perry Goldman is musician, drummer, and singer. Over 50 years performing Rock, Blues, Jazz, Swing, R&B, even country. Studied at Philadelphia Music Academy and is a father to the frontman of Orlando punks, TEEN AGERS. Catch him live with his one of his bands in Central Florida — Straight Jackets, Jive Talkin (Bee Gees Covers), or Willie Cintron & Sounds of the Seasons (Frankie Vallie Covers).

“I’m Alright” is a banger out of the gate. Close your eyes and see a room full of friends lighting fire to the PBR sprinklers sporting smiles, clench your teeth, and dance. This is a good song to bounce to.

(from left to right)

Jordan Rappaport (bass) David Hanson (drums) Andrew Kelly (guitar and vox)

Trans-Siberian Orchestra /// photography by randy cook /// @horns_raised

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It’s time to get to work! Capricorn season started on the 22nd of December and lasts until the 20th of January. The grounding energy of Capricorn season encourages you to slow down and set strong goals for the year ahead. Take a break from the holiday celebrations and get clear on what you want. Cover all your bases. What do you want for your career in 2020? Your relationships? Your personal growth? Your health? The energy of Capricorn season will inspire you to get creative with your vision. It’s so important that you take the time to sit down and write it all out! That’s your first step towards manifesting. Sit down with a glass of wine or cup of tea this week and start planning!

By Rachael Welsh/// @lifecoachrachael Resident Astrologer at InnerGlowCircles.com

Full Moon in Cancer:

On January 10th, there’s a Full Moon and lunar eclipse in Cancer. Leadership is the theme of this Full Moon. Think about how you have shown up as a leader and where there are areas for improvement. Are you just in your leadership or could you lead with more compassion? Emotions will run deep this Full Moon and it may cause certain people to lash out. Think before you speak and reflect on where your emotions stem from. Now is the time to integrate compassion in your work. What parts of your business are you ready to see grow? Who do you need to be in order for that to happen?

Aquarius

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It’s time to let loose! Let your weird side come out this season. Aquarius season starts on January 22nd and will feel like a breath of fresh air. Capricorn season was a much-needed time to get serious and set your goals and now it’s time to have a little fun. Creative energies will be flowing this season and you’ll find yourself wanting to work in an unconventional way. Do what you feel called to do! Aquarius season is all about exploring an unconventional take on life. More on this next month!

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Aquarius:

The New Moon on January 24th arrives to bring you closer to a new way of being. This is a big time to detox yourself of any lingering negative energies and open yourself up to the possibilities that lie ahead. Now is the time to say yes to any opportunities that are presented to you. Aquarius encourages you to embrace your true self and find creative ways to share it with the world. Expect yourself to discover new, exciting business ideas this New Moon.

MONTHY LIFE AND BIZ HOROSCOPES FOR THE FEMALE ENTREPRENUER

ARIES: This will be a wonderful career month

for you, Aries. You are starting off 2020 with an all-time career high which is very exciting but you need to be sure to nurture your relationships amongst all the excitement. The lunar eclipse on the 10th will cause heightened emotions for you and the people around you. Take a loving approach and slow down outside of work. You’re encouraged to rest and spend quality time with family or close friends. Take care of your health this month! Next month will be more social for you but this month you need to keep a strict focus on work, close relationships, and yourself! The 20th–22nd will be particularly great days for you this month.

TAURUS : You’re kicking off the year with an

amazing career and financial high, Taurus. You have achieved quite an impressive status in the workplace and will be rewarded. Share your success and excitement with others. Your family will be particularly excited about what you have going for you. Aquarius season encourages you to approach your finances from an unconventional way. You may be very pleased about what you discover when you mix up the social norm. The 20th of this month will be particularly magical!

GEMINI: Your people need you this month,

Gemini. It’s time to step away from your independence (temporarily) in order to support the people around you. Lots of shifts are happening this month and it is your job to witness the changes and be there for those who may struggle with new transitions. This is also a great month for you to study up on finance. Get super clear on where you’re at financially and set financial goals. The 22nd–25th should be particularly good money days for you!

CANCER: It’s very important that you take care

of yourself this month, Cancer. The Full Moon and lunar eclipse that occurs in your own sign on the 10th will really shake things up. It is important that you stay grounded and give yourself plenty of time to rest. It is also highly recommended that you give yourself a detox the first half of this month. This will give you energy to prosper once things smooth out after the 20th. This year will be incredibly social and fun for you, but only if you take time to nurture yourself this month first. Take extra good care of yourself on the 7th–10th.

LEO: This will be a pleasant month for you,

Leo! Things are picking up and you’re happy with where things are going both personally and in business. You will find yourself focused on health this month which is great for you. The Full

Moon and lunar eclipse on the 10th will shake up some spiritual beliefs. Now is a great time to get clear on the spiritual path you wish to take. Towards the end of this month you will be feeling more social than usual, roll with it. Finances are in your favor this month and you are encouraged to enjoy yourself. The final few days of the month should be particularly special for you.

VIRGO: This will be a very smooth month for

you, Virgo. You will feel at the top of your game in work and finance. The Full Moon and lunar eclipse on the 10th will bring some extra excitement into your life. Prepare for certain relationships to get tested during this period. Everything will work itself out as it’s supposed to, you’ll find you won’t be stressing over it. Money will begin to show up for you in unexpected ways after the 20th. Start calling in unexpected abundance now! Pay close attention to your dreams at the end of the month, especially on the 27th! There is an important message there for you.

LIBRA: It’s very important that you take extra

good care of yourself this month, Libra. There’s a lot going on in both family life and business and nothing will get resolved if you don’t take care of yourself. Do only what you absolutely have to do this month. Extra details can wait until later. The Full Moon and lunar eclipse occurs in your career house, so approach work delicately over the period of the Full Moon. Observe and take notes. Don’t take any immediate action. Schedule a massage or Reiki session and hold off on the ‘doing’ of things. This month is a great month for introspection and observance. Next month will be time for action.

SCORPIO: This will be a powerful month for

you, Scorpio. The beginning of this month encourages you to implement personal changes within. If you have been struggling with self image or matters with personal growth, the energy to implement the changes you’ve been wanting is supporting you. It’s very important you tend to those issues now because your social life will pick up at the end of the month and you will either feel great about the personal work you’ve done or you will find yourself beating yourself up for not making changes. You have all the power to make the changes you want, Scorpio. Get on it! The 9th and 10th are particularly good days for working on yourself.

SAGITTARIUS: This should be a great month for you, Sagittarius. You will be feeling happygo-lucky and super independent all month long, especially the first few

days of the month. This is wonderful, but stay mindful. Sometimes when you are on a personal independence streak, you have a tendency to lash out towards others who challenge you. Remind yourself to keep having fun and don’t take things so seriously all the time! It is important to take extra care of yourself around the 10th when the Full Moon and lunar eclipse occur. It is advised that you stay home and chill out during this time frame. Detox and lay low. If you can do that, you’ll be glowing the rest of the month ahead. Expect a financial surprise too. (In a good way!)

CAPRICORN: It’s time to look to others for

inspiration and guidance, Capricorn. You have been on a personal independence streak which is great, but it’s time to reconnect with your people. Your people need your attention and grounding energy and you need the creative inspiration they give you. Slow things down this month and spend quality time with those you really look up to. There is a lot to be learned this month that will inspire you in both life and biz in the months ahead. The 22nd and 23rd should be particularly good days for you.

AQUARIUS: This is a big month for you, Aquarius. Spiritual curiosity and unexplained, mystical phenomena will occur all month long. It is time to really dive deep into your beliefs and spiritual practices. Do all the things that bring you joy this month. Your main focus this month should be making sure everything you do feels right and fulfilling. There is likely to be some conflict at work which is why you need to personally support your emotions as much as possible. Don’t let work bring you down this month—you are learning important lessons in order to significantly grow in business this year. It’s all a part of the plan!

PISCES: This will be a fantastic month for

you, Pisces. Career and finances are looking better than ever and you are feeling rejuvenated and social. The Full Moon and lunar eclipse on the 10th may shake things up a little, but you will enjoy the excitement. You’re ready for a fun challenge. Spirituality is a big theme this month for you. You may have taken a break from spiritual practices but this month you are getting back in routine with a refreshed perspective. Expect to be growing and glowing all month long! Challenge yourself to study something new. The 18th and 19th will be particularly good days for you.

ORLANDO Where to eat and where to drink — Dexter’s New Standard 1035 N Orlando Ave, Ste 101, Winter Park, Florida 32789 (Coming soon) (407) 629-1150 Our favorite place for dinner + live music in Orlando! Their menu is carefully crafted perfection. SIGT Pick: The Burger & Fries w/ Sierra Nevada IPA Tamale Co 2411 Curry Ford Rd, Ste B, Orlando, FL 32806 (407) 203-6505 SIGT Pick: Chorizo Tamales or Dos Amigos Side: Mexican Street Corn or Guac + Chips Drink: They usually have a 2 for $6 beer special! SIGT Coupon: Free Queso w/ any purchase on pg #63. Lizzy McCormack’s 55 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32801 (407) 426-8007 Drink: Guinness Draught Specials: Pudding Shot (there’s over 100 flavors, up to five each day and vegan options) Sweet Deal: Happy Hour goes till 8pm E-v-e-r-y D-a-y! SIGT Coupon — 10% off your late-night bar tab on pg #63 V’s Vegan Diner (New!) 5565 Old Cheney Highway, Orlando, Florida 32807 A permanent home for one of our favorite food trucks! 100% Plant-Based. SIGT Pick: Cheesesteak w/ Chilli Cheese Fries xo Tori Tori 720 N Mills Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 Damn. This place rules. Brand-new, on Mills Ave. SIGT Pick: Fried corn, fried chicken, three half pints of beer. Pizza Bruno 3990 Curry Ford Rd, Orlando, FL 32806 SIGT Picks: App: Garlic Knots and the Octopus (both are amazing) Salad: Mini Kale Zaa: Our favs are the ‘RONI, KBAR, & Ninety Two. Leguminati (Vegan) 2401 Curry Ford Rd, Orlando, FL 32806 (407) 930-7308 SIGT Pick: OG Crunch Wrap. 60 Perfect the way it comes.

Dandelion Communitea Cafe (Vegan) 618 N Thornton Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 362-1864 SIGT Pick: GiddyUp Wrap ($6 on Monday) w/ spring mix & quinoa—ask to add the queso inside. Side: Chips + Hummus Drink: Tea of the day (chilled) Bakery Plus (Breakfast/ Brunch) 915 E Michigan St, Orlando, FL 32806 (407) 849-1888 SIGT Pick: Bacon, Egg, Cheese on Everything Bagel Fav Donut: Chocolate Honey Glazed Drink: Yerba Mate

Ten10 Brewery 1010 Virginia Dr, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 930-8993 SIGT Pick: Grilled Cheese. Add Salami. Side: Mixed Olives (if available) Drink: Chronically Mismanaged Red Ale Broken Strings Brewery 1012 W Church St, Orlando, FL 32805 (407) 730-9108 Try one of the musicinspired craft brews — A Tribe Called Hops, Penny Lane, Liquid Vinyl, or a bomber made with an artist. Say hi to Charles! Nora’s Sugar Shack 636 Virginia Dr, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 447-5885 The inside is wild! A great place to escape. Hotto Potto 1700 N Semoran Blvd #118, Orlando, FL 32807 (407) 930-5366 Hotto Potto has the best playlist and they’re open late. Shakai Sushi Lounge 43 E Pine St, Orlando, FL 32801 (407) 423-2688 Happy Hour is incredible. 5pm - 7pm M-F Dexter’s New Standard 1035 N Orlando Ave, Ste 101, Winter Park, Florida 32789 (New!) (407) 629-1150 This is the best new place for live music in Orlando! Their menu is carefully crafted perfection. SIGT Pick: Cheese Board & Charred Octopus.

PLACES I GO TO [Certified Classifieds] Where to get hairs cut— Nina Otero at Floyd’s (Mills Ave) 842 N Mills Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 Call/text for appt — (586) 610-6044 Marc Cortes at Floyd’s 99 Barbershop (Orange Ave) 3150 S Orange Ave #107, Orlando, FL 32806 Call for appt — (407) 6015960 Where to get your car fixed — Garcia Auto Service Garcia Auto Service (Habla Español) 1015 Maltby Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 228-0111 (SIGT Coupon for 20% off select services) Where to get your body fixed — Sunshine State Acupuncture 10244 E Colonial Dr #204, Orlando, FL 32817 (407) 861-2300 A few years ago, I ouldn’t walk. Lana cured my sciatica. SIGT Pick: Trifecta — Acupuncture, Cupping, & Medical Massage House Of Health 626 N Thornton Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 540-0079 Dr. Dan gives lifechanging Chiropractic Adjustments (SIGT Coupon for $10 Off Adjustments or 10% Off CBD products) Where to sweat — Full Circle Yoga 972 N Orange Ave B, Winter Park, FL 32789 (407) 644-3288 If you’re a beginner, go see Sarabeth on Mondays at 6pm. We like her 7:30 meditation & flow class (intermediate). American Combat Club 1016 W Church St, Orlando, FL 32805 (321) 274-1166 Go try Mike Bell’s class. Master Mike Bell was the World Lightweight Kickboxing Championship in the ‘80s. ALL of the ‘80s—

from 1980-1991. He’ll make you sweat. (SIGT Coupon: Try Every Class Once Free) Where to get your computer cleaned up — Tim Can Fix It 2422a E Robinson St, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 867-2083 (SIGT Coupon for 20% Off any Cleanup Service, Speed Upgrade, or Repair) Where to get tattooed Old Florida Electric — Joe Spino 1223 N Orange Ave, Unit B, Orlando, FL 32804 (407) 250-6941 Built 4 Speed Tattoo — Brett Bar or Canada (see pg # 28) 640 N Hillside Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 613-5772 Holey Rabbit — Rick Aggro 2428 E. Robinson St., Orlando, FL (407) 316-0013 Tell him Mitch sent you! Where to stay — Comfort Suites (Downtown, N Orange) 2416 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32804 (407) 641-1280 (SIGT Rate: Mention code “L-SIGT” for $20 Off per night) Band Stuff — Where to get flyers designed Von Skull Media billy@vonskullmedia.com (SIGT Coupon: 50% Off Poster & Flyer Design) Custom Bass Drum Heads — Sticky Things Online. I usually get white vinyl and get a black bass drum head. (20% off using code THANKYOU at checkout) Where to get stickers printed — StickerGuy.com Been ordering from them since 2002! It takes about three weeks to get them, but they are very reasonably priced and high quality.

MUSICIANS WANTED Singer/Collaborator Seeking someone who can write lyrics/ hooks and can provide outside perspective on the music, which we can change to suit any ideas they have. I miss collaborating and definitely want to do that again with my new stuff. Contact Nicky /// nicholastaylor308gmail. com /// LISTEN — soundcloud.com/ showsigoto ST. PETE Where to eat and where to drink — Grassroots Kava House 957 Central Ave. St. Pete, Florida 33705 (727) 220.3041 This place is a gem. There’s skate vids on the tv, an upstairs to hang/ work, and smiling people behind the bars. Feels right. Bodega on Central 1120 Central Ave, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 (727) 623-0942 SIGT Pick: Lechon Sandwich Drink: Cafecito Red Mesa Mercado 1100 1st Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 (727) 954-7430 SIGT Pick: Cali Burrito or Grilled Shrimp Burrito Green Bench Brewing Company 1133 Baum Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 (727) 800-9836 Maybe our fav brewery in the world (or just our fav people) SIGT Picks: Sunshine City IPA and Postcard Pils Say hi to our friend Brian Schanck & give him a hug! The Bends 919 1st Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 (727) 202-8931 SIGT Pick: PBR or a really fancy cocktail The Hangar Albert Whitted Airport, 540 1st St S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 (727) 823-7767 SIGT Pick: Get breakfast. It’s served all day. Drink: Cigar City Jai Alai Upstairs views, right by the Dalí Museum -------------------

ST. AUGUSTINE Where to eat — Sarbez! Best Grilled Cheese In The World. SIGT Pick: Cheddar, Bacon, Hash Browns, Avocado, Sarbez Sauce on Sourdough. Drink: Galleon’s Golden Ale Draft (Ancient City Brewing) Sweets: Get a Zebra Cake Sweet City Cupcakes 233 W King St Suite A, St. Augustine, FL 32084 (904) 342-2119 Get a dozen, they’re all mindblowing. A1A Burrito Works 671 A1A Beach Blvd, St. Augustine Beach, FL 32080 (904) 217-7451 SIGT Pick: The Shrimp Burrito. Baja Style. ------------------OCALA Where to eat — Brick City Southern Kitchen 10 S Magnolia Ave, Ocala, FL 34471 (352) 512-9458 SIGT Pick: Pulled Pork Sandwich, mac n cheese, and the banana pudding. Black Sheep 128 SW Broadway St, Ocala, FL 34471 (352) 622-1207 SIGT Pick: Coors Banquet, Sliders, & Tots!

The Mojo Grill 2015 SW 17th St, Ocala, FL 34471 (352) 369-6656 SIGT Pick: The Crazy Cuban w/ a side of Mojo Saucew/ Cajun Waffle Fries Fat Boys BBQ 4132 E Silver Springs Blvd, Ocala, FL 34470 (352) 236-3271 SIGT Pick: Jumbo Pulled Pork on Garlic Bread Side: Corn Nuggets O’Malleys Alley 24 SE Magnolia Ext, Ocala, FL 34471 (352) 690-2262 SIGT Pick: Newcastle Bottle, Jameson shot, and occasional regret

High-ideas By Big Tim Murphy Go to Red Lobster — Order the endless shrimp w/ baked potato. Eat the inside of the potato. Order shrimp scampi. Remove shrimp. Pour garlic butter in potato, fill with shrimp. Take it home. Right before you evacuate the shrimp inside you, set the oven to bake at 200 degrees and put the potato in there. It’ll be perfect by the time you’re out. /// @bigtimmycomic

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R A M E N

16 SW 1st Ave, Gainesville, FL 32601 (352) 727-7422

SIGT Pick: Tonkotsu Ramen.

Pi on Broadway 110 SW Broadway St, Ocala, FL 34471 (352) 369-5100 SIGT Pick: Taco Viva Pi (Brick oven Pizza) Sides: 3-Cheese Baked Mac & Caramelized Brussels Sprouts Drink: Anything upstairs. Sometimes our friend from ORL will jam here!

SO. DAMN. GOOD.

Where to stay — Mike Elliott’s House Anyone can stay here if you buy Mike a bottle or have a Star Wars Tattoo. Call him (352) 286-6554 — Ask him about when he used to be an Abercrombie & Fitch Model.

This is the best place for dinner + live

Saved me at FEST!

DEXTERS - NEW STANDARD

1035 N Orlando Ave, Ste 101, Winter Park, Florida 32789 (407) 629-1150 music in Orlando! Their menu is carefully crafted perfection. SIGT Pick: Late night burger and fries.