SIGT Mag /// Issue #01 by SIGT Magazine

WHAT’S YOUR STYLE BY EVAN TAYLOR JONES

SHOWS /// SEPT JACKSONVILLE///ST. AUGUSTINE

DRUMS FROM ABOVE BY DAVID NOVIN

SHOWS /// OCT JACKSONVILLE///ST. AUGUSTINE

SEEING DOUBLE BY CAROLYN DENTZ

SHOWS /// SEPT & OCT GAINESVILLE///OCALA

FESTS I GO TO BY SPENCER STORCH

SUICIDE GIRLS INTERVIEW BY MITCH FOSTER /// PHOTOS BY LINDSAY BONDINELL

SIGT ART BY CANADA

THE MAINE BY ELIZABETH “EBAY” BATES

THE FLYIN FOTOG BY MATTHEW WRIGHT

THE BLACK BOOKWORM BY RONALD GRANT

VENUE HACKS

SONGS I GROOVE TO BY EVAN CHABOT

DRINK OF THE MONTH BY BRIAN “SKINNY” AUSTIN

PERRY’S GOLD DANIEL MERON BY PERRY GOLDMAN

BREWS I GO TO

LOCAL LOVE ZAP DRAGON BY EVAN CHABOT

SKATE PARKS

GLOWSCOPES BY RACHAEL WELSH

SHOWS /// SEPT ORLANDO///DAYTONA

PET RESCUE

SHOWS /// OCT ORLANDO///DAYTONA

GIVEAWAYS

CENTERFOLD SLAYER FANS BY RANDY COOK

CERTIFIED CLASSIFIEDS

SHOWS /// SEPT TAMPA///ST. PETE

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SHOWS /// OCT TAMPA///ST. PETE

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K I T C H E N S TA F F Editor-In-Chief — Mitch Foster mitch@showsigoto.com Layout, Design, & Video — Hannah Wistort hannah@showsigoto.com Press Coordinator — Daryl Bowen daryl@showsigoto.com

PHOTOGRAPHERS Cover — Simon Wade simon@showsigoto.com /// @mr_simon_wade Seeing Double — Carolyn Dentz carolyn@showsigoto.com /// @resis_dentz_photography Venue Hacks Hard Rock — Amanda Laferriere amanda@showsigoto.com /// @ajpgphoto Drums From Above — David Novin dnovin@me.com /// @dn_fotos /// @drumsfromabove SIGT Party Bus — Vanessa Rios vanessa@showsigoto.com /// @centerstage_photography Hulaween — Chad Pearce chad@showsigoto.com /// @chadapearce The Flyin Fotog — Matthew Wright matthew@showsigoto.com /// @the.flyin.fotog Cover photo from Welcome To Rockville 2019 Camera — Panasonic Lumix DC-GH5 Mirrorless Lens — Canon EF 8–15mm ADVERTISING INFO Traditional magazines are 70% advertising, 30% content. We decided to flip this. All of our “advertisers” are friends, hand-picked, or businesses we truly believe in. Beautiful design comes first. For rates, please visit sigtmag.com/rates SUBSCRIBER INFO We strive to create something incredibly valuable and hope to exceed your expectations. If you feel you paid too much, or didn’t get at least twice the value you paid, please just let us know and we’ll give you the next issue on us. Monthly subscriptions are $4.99 at sigtmag.com Customer Service — support@showsigoto.com JOIN OUR TEAM. We’re always looking for incredible story tellers. If you’d like to join our team as a columnist, please email us a pitch to join@showsigoto.com FEATURES & SUBMISSIONS Looking to be featured in an upcoming issue of SIGT Magazine? Drop us a line at features@showsigoto.com Looking to submit photos or be a guest contributor? Hit us up at submissions@showsigoto.com © Shows I Go To, LLC 2019 showsigoto.com /// sigtmag.com (407) 250-SIGT /// P.O. Box #540563 Orlando, FL 32854 facebook.com/showsigoto /// @showsigoto

Skateparks — Aaron Wockenfuss aaron@showsigoto.com /// @wockenfussphotography Centerfold (Slayer) — Randy Cook randy@showsigoto.com /// @horns_raised Suicide Girls — Lindsay Bondinell lindsay@showsigoto.com /// @lind_say_bond The Maine — Elizabeth “Ebay” Bates ebay@showsigoto.com /// @lizbatesphotography

CONTRIBUTORS What’s Your Style — Evan Taylor Jones evan@showsigoto.com /// @evantaylorjones Ronald Grant ron@showsigoto.com /// @bald_black_bookworm Drink Of The Month — Brian “Skinny” Austin skinny@showsigoto.com /// @skinnyshots Glowscopes — Rachael Welsh rachael@showsigoto.com /// @lifecoachrachael Avid Brewing Interview — Randy Cook randy@showsigoto.com /// @horns_raised Songs I Groove To & Local Love — Evan Chabot evanchabot@showsigoto.com Guest Album Review — Perry Goldman perry@showsigoto.com SIGT Art Piece — Kayla Walkenshaw canadab4stattoos@gmail.com /// @canada_tattoos

“WHAT’S YOUR STYLE” Foreword Growing up, I lived among my two older brothers and our beloved Mother. I was fortunate enough to spend a lot of time just my mother and I. Some of my favorite moments involving the two of us were trips to her favorite clothing spots — she was a simple Ross & TJ Maxx kind of woman who hovered the clearance areas and got the name brand goodies for cheap. I recall the car rides to-and-from the stores and how she would play the best music that we would sing and dance to all the while. What I’ve come to understand now about those golden times is my Mother was picking the radio stations that played music which matched the vibes of her outfits or clothing style she was looking for on the way to the store or had just bought. Little did she know, she was subliminally letting me know how much music inspires fashion; what one person is heavily listening to, they will most likely begin to wear the clothing styles to fit that genre at some point in their life and usually for a long period of time. Over the past few years as my music career progressed, I began to realize the biggest impacts and influences on the many different cultures in the world are music — and its inspiration on fashion. How we initially connect and seek friendship at the most innocent level is merely based off the tunes we listen to and the clothes we’re into.

“What’s Your Style” is a vessel to better expose intimate, fun, and fascinating fashion stories and conversations shared with musical artists who wholeheartedly represent the equation of how their songs influence their styles, thus how the two have impacted the cultures around them and continue to. This is something I’ve prayed on, dreamt about, and spoken into existence, and I’m elated to dive into the narrative of personal style and to be able to style these artists at the end of our encounter. Give and Give Thanks, - Evan Taylor Jones

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CHRIS CARHART /// PHANTOGRAM

Shot at — Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Denver, Colorado @CARHARTDRUMS

DRUMS ►Q DRUM CO. Mahogany/Poplar/Mahogany with 6-ply maple reinforcement rings and black-diamond pearl finish. SNARE ►6.5×14” Plate series aluminum snare with 1” black-diamond pearl inlay TOM ► 9×13” SNARE 2 ► 5×12” Brass FLOOR TOM ► 16×16” BASS DRUM ► 16×24” light brown hoops and matching inlays CYMBALS ► PAISTE HI-HATS ► 14” Signature Precision Sound Edge CRASH ► 18” Signature Precision Thin CRASH 2 ► 19” Masters Dark RIDE ► 20” Signature Full STICKS ► Vic Firth 5A (wood-tip) HARDWARE ►DW 5000 Series Bass Drum Pedal, DW Snare Stand, Tom Stand, and Hi-Hat Stand. Tama Cymbal Stands. ELECTRONICS ► Roland SPD-SX sampling pad, BT-1 Bar Trigger pad, PDX-100 snare pad, and RT-30S snare trigger; Radial footswitch (for talkback mic); 1964 6A in-ear monitors; and Porter & Davies BC-2 tactile monitor throne ACCESSORIES ►VicKick bass drum beater, Snare weight dampeners, and Drumdots gels

Drums from

Above WITH DAVID NOVIN

Drums From Above is an expression of art from the mind of David Novin. Capturing drummer’s personalities and their drums from a truly unique and interesting vantage point — 40” above their element Drums From Above is featured in Modern Drummer Magazine. David has worked with more than one hundred drummers and counting. Check Out DNphotos.rocks

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Seeing Double /// Carolyn Dentz @GAVINROSSDALE /// Carolyn Dentz is a badass photographer who captures artists in multiple exposures. Her technique is to superimpose two or more shots to create a single image. She encourages and inspires others to try this same technique. These shots were taken with her NIKON D850. Carolyn runs her own company (Resis Dentz Denim & Design), is a mother of two, and is one of the kindest, coolest, most wonderful humans you’ll ever meet. She designed the new SIGT logo with gaffers tape, a camera, and photoshop (video here). Check out the shop at resisdentz.com /// @resis_dentz_photography

@BUSH TRULY UNIQUE MAGIC IN HIS PERFORMANCE. BUSH and +LIVE+ celebrated 25 years each since their biggest albums, Sixteen Stone and Throwing Copper. photos from daily’s place in Jacksonville, FL. Full photo gallery at showsigoto.com/photos

CHAD TAYLOR @CHADTAYLOR_LIVE ///

+LIVE+ @FREAKS4LIVE

CHRIS TRAYNOR @CT3GUITAR ///

ED KOWALCZYK ///

+LIVE+ @FREAKS4LIVE

@BUSH

SIGT PARTY BUS! Ticket To Ride included open bar, Publix subs, and a round trip on a party bus from downtown Orlando to the BUSH & +LIVE+ show in Tampa! SH!T WAS LIT. (Thanks Tito’s!). Full gallery at showsigoto.com/photos /// Photo by Vanessa Rios. @centerstage_photography

fests i go to -with Spencer Storch

Hungry For Hulaween? Exploring Suwannee Hulaween 2019 Lineup

Suwannee Hulaween dropped a monstrous phase one lineup once again which includes a ton of strong up-and-coming artists as well as some of our favorite big-time national acts. This Beast of the Southeast will cater to fans interested in Dance, Bass, Bluegrass, Funk, Rock, Jam, Reggae, and more! Here, we will try to digest this behemoth collection of delicious talent by identifying each artists’ background, style of music, and ways to find more information about them.

THE STRING CHEESE INCIDENT — Assembled in 1993 in Colorado, this 6-piece force is the nations premiere progressive bluegrass jam band. Every show is a spectacle with top-notch lights, performers and special guests. Prepare yourself for 7 stellar “incidents,” including one theme set at Hulaween this year! BASSNECTAR — DJ Lorin Ashton became ‘Bassnectar’ in 2002 and has been climbing to to top of festival lineups ever since. Now headlining wherever he appears, this polarizing DJ/producer hypes his loyal fans with extreme bass, dubstep, and breakbeats with hip-hop flare. Bassnectar has 10 studio albums under his belt and is now hosting his own festival: Deja Voom. Although his fans tend to get a bad rap, they were without conflict during his last visit to the sacred lands of the Spirit of Suwannee. Bring your positive vibes for this electrifying set!

ANDERSON .PAAK & THE FREE NATIONALS — Singer, songwriter, rapper, multi-instrumentalist are all great words to describe this 33 year old phenom. Hailing from Oxnard, California, .Paak released his debut album in 2012 called O.B.E. Vol. 1. Now an extremely popular artist, .Paak has championed the neo-soul sound movement in addition to his hip-hop, R&B, funk, and jazz offerings. Anderson recently released a solo album titled Ventura in addition to his viral collaboration, Yes Lawd!, in 2016 with L.A. producer Knxwledge as NxWorries. And we think he had one of the best NPR Tiny Desk performances ever.. JASON ISBELL & THE 400 UNIT — A former member of the Drive-by Truckers from 2001-2007, guitarist Jason Isbell has won four Grammys. His latest winning in 2018 for Best Americana Album, The Nashville Sound. After leaving the Truckers, Isbell 14 released his first solo album in 2007, titled Sirens of the Ditch.

JAI WOLF — New York’s Sajeeb Saha (Jai Wolf) released his 2019 album, The Cure To Lonliness in April. His Indie Chill-Step has fans falling in love with his vibes like hit song, Indian Summer.

Photos by: Chad Pearce /// @chadapearce /// Full gallery at — showsigoto.com/hulaween-live-review-2018

In 2009, Isbell joined the 400 Unit to release his second solo album, self-titled Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit. Americana, Alternative Country, and Southern Rock are all on the menu for Isbell’s tasty Hulaween set. BIG WILD — Formerly a hip-hop beat producer, known as J Beatz, Jackson Stell produces electronic music with roots in indie and pop. FLYING LOTUS — No doubt he will be spinning his new album, Flamagra, which features huge artists like Anderson .Paak, George Clinton, and Little Dragon. Founder of the record label Brainfeeder, FlyLo hails from L.A. Check out “Black Balloons Reprise” featuring Denzel Curry on this brand new shit. I can best describe his sound as dramatic Psy-Trance music with both Hip-Hop beats and lyrics, although it really is a changing work of art from song to song. Visit this set and expannnnnnnnnnnnnnnd your horizonsssss. GREENSKY BLUEGRASS — These bluegrass mavericks from Kalamazoo, MI have figured out how to blend the culture and sound of stomp-and-strings bluegrass with a rock-n-roll, break-the-rules attitude. They have 10 offerings for their fans and committed to making music for a very long time to come. TOM MORELLO — Guitarist from the massive rock band, Rage Against The Machine. Get ready for the wildest guitar sounds to ever pierce your ears along with some classic hits.

JOE RUSSO’S ALMOST DEAD — Joe Russo is the best drummer on the planet. Formerly of the Benevento/ Russo Duo, that pianist and drummer are now pushing the classic songs of the Grateful Dead to the limit. JRAD also includes Tom Hamilton (guitar), Scott Metzger (guitar), Marco Benevento (keys), and Ween’s Dave Dreiwitz (bass).

SNAILS — Puke-Step. SOUND TRIBE SECTOR NINE — After 11 albums (2 remixed) this six piece Live’tronica band from Georgia is a hell of a good time. Constantly pushing the boundaries of electronic music, STS9 will help this festival to “Get Loud,” and make the “World Go Round (live).” TCHAMI — Martin Joseph Léonard Bresso (France) is a DJ/producer of Bass centered House music. He has an undeniable European flare causing his blazing fast rise to the top. Recently CRUSHING at Ultra 2019, Tchami is the future of the ever-changing sound of EDM. DOOM FLAMINGO — Take it from Matthew Wright, who saw them in Denver a earlier this year: “I have to fully admit that my preconceived notions of this Umphrey’s McGee side project were entirely wrong. Let’s set the record straight — this is NOT a side project. It’s a different band altogether. It is its own machine and a sexy one at that. It stands on its own. It’s got one (pink) foot planted deeply in the sexy sands of an 80’s beach while looking omnisciently into our present times.” UMPHREY’S MCGEE — A Progressive Rock band at its core, Umph has been rocking the festival jam scene for 20-plus years. Fans are encouraged to wear sunglasses and sunscreen to this FACE MELTING set and lush lighting landscapes. 15 15

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DOOM FLAMINGO

I have to fully admit that my preconceived

notions of this Umphrey’s McGee side project were entirely wrong. Let’s set the record straight — this is NOT a side project. It’s a different band altogether. It is its own machine and a sexy one at that. It stands on its own. It’s got one (pink) foot planted deeply in the sexy sands of an 80’s beach while looking omnisciently into our present times. Imagine that Dennis Reynolds never peaked but instead the world remained in that moment together. Forever. That soundtrack would be performed by Doom Flamingo. Smooth and sexual with guitar licks as sharp and chiseled as Dolph Lundgren’s jaw. Wait, is that a young Dolph playing those licks?

Doom Flamingo is a sextet which is able to

fully penetrate all aural sensations at once. The sweet synth sounds tickle the ears so sweetly that you just may think John Oates’ mustache is caressing your lobes. At the same time you cannot help but realize its 2019 and this is here and now. The Doom is here to stay. And I CAN go for that.

Kanika Moore’s presence steals the air

from the room. I felt as if I was in a hot yoga studio with oxygen all but depleted. Good thing, too, because if any O2 were left it would be a catalyst to set the room on fire. Her theatrical

Matthew travels the world working for an airline and goes to shows wherever he lands. This show was in Denver, Colorado. Follow his adventures on Instagram @the.flyin.fotog and wright to him at matthew@showsigoto.com

performance will capture not only your breath but your eyes as well. Kanika Moore leaves you wanting more.

The DOOMed set intertwined originals

with covers. But the covers were done their own way. They played my heart strings as precisely as they played their notes. They pulled me “Closer” as they covered Nine Inch Nails. Then left me deserted on a beach wishing I had never fallen in love as they played their “Wicked Game.” ... just me on the beach with a pink lawn flamingo, please?

DID YOU KNOW? Each key of The White Piano in the Lennon Room is signed by the likes of Billy Joel, Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Fats Domino, Little Richard, & Herbie Hancock, just to name a few.

HARD ROCK LIVE ORLANDO PARKING TIPS — Free parking is available after 6pm each night at Universal’s City Walk. Unless it’s Halloween Horror Nights — Sept. 18-22, 25-29, Oct. 2-6, 9-13, 17-20, 23-27, 29-31., & Nov. 1-2.

OOO YOU FANCY? Pre-game at the Hard Rock Hotel and go see our friend Skinny at the Velvet Bar! Take the complementary Boat Taxi over to the venue. Call ahead and reserve a table on the balcony with cocktail service — (407) 351-5483.

SAVE MONEY — 1. Bring your reusable cup back for $1 off at each drink at the bar.

BONUS — Check out The Roots of Rock room in the World’s Largest Hard Rock Cafe! They have a new menu (featuring the Impossible Burger, and a 24k Gold Burger) and they have one of only two known hard-painted Beatles Posters in the world, worth around $500K. The Roots of Rock room on the second floor of the restaurant. While you’re up there, peep the ceiling of the Woodstock Room!

BEST RESTROOMS: Upstairs (house right) past this wild purple prince couch, or in the Lennon Room.

DID YOU KNOW? The chandelier is made of Saxophones!

2. Save on Ticketmaster Fees by calling the box office at (407) 351-5483 or visiting the box office (this can save you tens or twenties of dollars!) Box Office Hours are Monday - Sunday from 10am to 9pm.

DID YOU KNOW? That’s Bob Dylan’s 1990 Harley Davidson It’s a Softail Custom and sits atop the bar.

DID YOU KNOW? The stage at Hard Rock Live is raised by a giant hydraulic lift system.

It can easily handle the weight of a car or two.

HIDDEN GEM — There is a secret (now-not-so-secret) room in Hard Rock Live — The Lennon Room. When it’s open, you can take the elevator from the main floor up to the largest Beatles memorabilia collection of any Hard Rock on earth.

DID YOU KNOW? The best [purchasable] seats in the house for sound are upstairs. They are the best acoustically designed seats you can purchase. It’s the back row, center of the balcony (crazy, right?) You’ll also notice once you’re up there, aside from the best sound you’ve ever heard at Hard Rock, there is a bonus level of big comfy seats. These are the VIP-You-Can’t-Buy-Them seats, and those are truly the best seats for sound..

PHOTOS BY AMANDA LAFERRIERE/// @AJPGPHOTO

SKINNYS Drink of the month WATCH THE VIDEO HERE

POM-69 Inspired by Ministry “Psalm 69”

MAKE IT AT HOME Check back here each month for an easy step-by-step unique cocktail recipe you can make at home for friends and lovers

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

Tito’s Handmade Vodka St. Germaine Elderflower Liqueur POM Juice Cucumber Lemon Sugar

STEP 1

Grab a pint glass Add in: ½ oz Fresh Lemon Juice ½ oz Simple Syrup Two ¼ inch Cucumber slices Muttle it up!

STEP 2

Add in 1.5oz -Tito’s Vodka ½ oz of St Germain Liqueur 1.5 oz POM Juice Fill glass with ice and shake hard!

STEP 3

Fill clean pint glass with ice Strain into new pint glass Garnish with cucumber slice

[PRO TIP] Easy Simple Syrup: Boil 1 cup of water. Stir in 1 cup of sugar until all sugar is melted. Cool for 5 mins. Store in fridge.

INTERACTIVE PAGE

Oi! Brian “Skinny” Austin was born and raised in Orlando, Florida. He’s been bartending since 1999, starting out at Skinny’s on Orange Ave (which we later turned into Alpha Bar), worked at the legendary Knock Knock, and currently crafts drinks at the Velvet Bar inside the Hard Rock Hotel Orlando and at Lizzy McCormacks Irish Bar (check out his Whiskey Walk video). He’s a lover of Rancid, Fishbone, The Clash, Vans (he wears size 11), bars, concerts, record stores, sunny days, cool nights, squirrels, Florida, candy, baby back ribs, and “gummies.”

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BREWS

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

I GO TO

Broken Strings Brewery (home of 11Eleven Fest) /// 1012 W. Church St. Orlando, FL 32805 Castle Church Brewing /// 6820 Hoffner Ave. Bldg #1, Orlando, FL Sideward Brewing /// 210 N. Bumby, Orlando, FL 32803 Orlando Brewing /// 1301 Atlanta Ave. Orlando, FL 32806 Ocean Sun Brewing /// 3050 Curry Ford Road Orlando, FL 32806 Tactical Brewing Company /// 4882 New Broad St , Orlando, FL 32814

Cask & Larder /// 565 W. Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park, FL 32789 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

Ivanhoe Park Brewing /// 1300 Alden Rd, Orlando, FL 32803

Playalinda Brewing Company /// 305 S. Washington Ave. Titusville Florida 32796

Redlight Redlight Beer Parlour & Brewery /// 2810 Corrine Drive Orlando, FL 32803

Playalinda Brewing Company-Brix Project /// 5220 S. Washington Ave. Titusville, FL 32780

Motorworks Brewing coming soon /// 131 N. Orange Ave., Orlando, 32801

Central 28 Beer Company /// 290 Springview Commerce Drive #1 DeBary, FL 32713

Whisper Creek Farm: The Kitchen and The Brewery /// JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes 4012 Central Florida Parkway Orlando, FL 32837

Daytona Beach Brewing Company /// 482 Fentress Blvd Suite N. Daytona Beach, FL 32114

Sea Dog Brewing Co. Orlando /// 8496 Palm Parkway Orlando 32836

Dirty Oar Beer Company /// 331 King St. Cocoa, FL 32922

Dead Lizard Brewing Company /// 4507 36th St. Orlando, FL 32811

Banana River Brewing Company /// 226 King St. Cocoa, FL 32922

Crooked Can Brewing /// 426 W Plant St. Winter Garden, FL 34787

New Smyrna Beach Brewing Company /// 112 Sams Ave. New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168

Grove Roots Brewing Company /// 300 Third St. SW Winter Haven, FL 33880 Hourglass Brewing /// 480 S Ronald Reagan Blvd. Longwood, FL 32750 Big River Grille & Brewing Works /// 2101 N. Epcot Resort Blvd. Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

Cycle Brewing /// 534 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL 33701 3 Daughters Brewing /// 222 22nd St. S. St. Petersburg, FL 33712 Florida Beer Company /// 200 Imperial Blvd. Cape Canaveral, FL 32920

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

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

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-theSea, FL 32176

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

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

From ORL to TPA 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

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

Big Storm Brewing Company /// 12707 49th Street N Clearwater FL 33762 Grindhaus Brew Lab /// 1650 N. Hercules Ave., Unit I Clearwater, FL 33765

Coppertail Brewing Co. /// 2601 E. Second Ave. Tampa, FL 33605

Motorworks Brewing /// 1014 Ninth St. W. Bradenton FL 34205

Saint Somewhere Brewing Company /// 1441 Savannah Ave, Tarpon Springs, FL 34689

Darwin Brewing Company /// 803 17th Ave. W. Bradenton, FL 34205

Brasserie Saint Somewhere /// 312 E. Tarpon Ave. Tarpon Springs, FL 34689 Silverking Brewing Company /// 325 E. Lemon St. Tarpon Springs, FL 34689 Brooksville Brewing Company /// 1316 Commercial Way Spring Hill, FL 34606 Rapp Brewing Co. /// 10930 Endeavour Way Seminole, FL 33777 JDub’s Brewing Company /// 1215 Mango Ave. Sarasota FL 34237 Sarasota Brewing Company /// 6607 Gateway Ave. Sarasota, FL 34231 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 Palm Harbor Brewery /// 1022 Georgia Ave. Palm Harbor, FL 34683 De Bine Brewing Co. /// 993 Florida Ave. Palm Harbor, FL 34683 Big Storm Brewing – Pasco /// 2330 Success Drive Odessa, FL 33556 In The Loop Brewing /// 3338 Land O Lakes Blvd., Land O’ Lakes 34639 Craft Life Brewing /// 2624 Land O Lakes Blvd. Land O’ Lakes, Florida 34639 Dunedin Brewery /// 937 Douglas Ave. Dunedin, FL 34698 7venth Sun Brewery /// 1012 Broadway 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

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Bold City Brewery /// 2670-7 Rosselle St. Jacksonville, FL 32204

Infinite Ale Works /// 304 S. Magnolia Ave. Ocala, FL 34471

Intuition Ale Works /// 929 E. Bay St. Jacksonville, FL 32202

Swamp Head Brewery /// 3650 S.W. 42nd Ave. Gainesville, FL 32608

Four Stacks Brewing /// 5469 U.S. Highway 41 N. Apollo Beach, FL 33572

River City Brewing Company /// 835 Museum Circle Jacksonville, FL 32207

Tall Paul’s Brew House/Alligator Brewing Co. /// 10 S.E. Second Ave. Gainesville, FL 32601

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Seven Bridges Grille & Brewery /// 9735 Gate Parkway N. Jacksonville, FL 32246

First Magnitude Brewing Company /// 1220 S.E. Veitch St. Gainesville, FL 32601

Aardwolf Brewery /// 1461 Hendricks Ave. Jacksonville, FL 32207

Blackadder Brewing Company /// 618A NW 60th St. Gainesville, FL 32607

Naughty Monk Brewery /// 2507 Lakewood Ranch Blvd. Bradenton FL 34211 3 Keys Brewing & Eatery /// 2505 Manatee Ave. E. Bradenton, FL 34208

BEERS I GO TO INTERVIEW /// Avid Brew in St. Pete, FL by Randy Cook /// I sat down with one of my longtime friends, Jeff Keller, Owner of Avid Brew in St. Petersburg, FL. Jeff and I go way back as friends for over thirty years! RC: So tell me a little about how music plays into the themes and atmosphere at your brewery? JK: Our tasting room has kind of a dark atmosphere, in fact I have a black dripping blood heart that hangs on the wall. It goes with my love of crunchy heavy riffs like from Tool or “Zombie Eaters” from Faith No More. To me, heavy metal and beer go hand in hand. But it is not like back in the day where every day was a big party, now I am more of a connoisseur of good riffs and solid stouts. RC: What was the first concert you went to? JK: Ozzy Osbourne with Queensrÿche opening at the Bayfront Center, 1986. RC: What was the last concert you went to? JK: [laughing] That YachtRock show at Jannus. Holy Tangent! RC: Do you remember taking me to my first ever Genitorturers concert? JK: Oh yea man for sure. That was the night down in Bradenton/ Sarasota when Gen [lead singer] was putting little tomatoes in her ***** on stage! RC: Yea in addition to other things … I remember from our friends in Disfigurehead (opening band) asked if we wanted to go party with the Genitorturers afterwards and I was thankful we didn’t because when I saw them at work the next day they both let Gen pierce their nipples! JK: No way! RC: What is something you want to share about Avid Brew that people can’t find on their own via Google or social media? (Hidden Gem) JK: A lot of people forget or don’t know that we also sell hydroponic products and that we are a retail supply store for home brewers. We also have classes for both home brewing and home gardening so we are a one stop shop for any and all of those needs. Visit Jeff and his team at Avid Brew in St. Petersburg. /// 1745 1st Ave S, St. Petersburg, FL 33712 /// (727) 3886756 • www.avidbrew.com

Veterans United Craft Brewery /// 8999 Western Way #104 Jacksonville, FL 32256 Wicked Barley Brewing Company /// 4134 Baymeadows Road Jacksonville, FL 32217

Brownwood Bavarian Brewery at Las Tapas /// Spanish Tapas Bar, Restaurant & Brewery 2738 Brownwood Blvd. The Villages, FL. 32163

Anheuser-Busch /// 111 Busch Drive Jacksonville, FL 32218

Great Chicago Fire Brewery & Tap Room /// 311 W. Magnolia St. Leesburg, FL 34748

Hyperion Brewing Company /// 1740 N. Main St. Jacksonville, FL 32206

Copp Brewery /// 11 N.E. Fourth Ave. Crystal River, FL 34429

Engine 15 Brewing Co. /// 1500 Beach Blvd. Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250

Nature Coast Brewing Co. /// (At Burkes of Ireland) 564 N. Citrus Ave., Crystal River, FL 34428

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

Please send your photos, updates, & additions to brews@showsigoto.com Brackish Beer Company /// 907 /// Deadline for next issue submissions: October 10. Dilworth St, St Marys, GA 31558 SJ Brewing Co /// 463646 FL-200, Yulee, FL 32097

AIA Ale Works /// 1 King St. St. Augustine, FL 32084

*Please check the brewery’s website/facebook for hours Ancient City Brewing /// 3420 of opperation, food options, Agricultural Center Dr Suite 8 and live music schedules Saint Augustine, FL 32092 before you visit. Bog Brewing Company /// 218 W. King St. Saint Augustine, FL 32084

Old Coast Ales /// 300 Anastasia Blvd. Saint Augustine, FL 32080

Please drink responsibly. Tell them you saw their listing in SIGT Mag! 25

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€” Outdoor) /// 3815 Substation Rd, Orlando, FL 32837 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Yucatan/Azalea Park (Outdoor) /// 6400 Yucatan Dr, Orlando, FL 32807 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Barber Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 3701 Gatlin Ave, Orlando, FL 32812 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

Parks

Riverside (Outdoor Park) /// 1600 Lockwood Blvd, Oviedo, FL 32765 /// $ /// đ&#x;š˛

Barnett Park (Outdoor Park) /// 4801 W Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32808 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

Candyland Park (Outdoor Park) /// 599 Longdale Ave, Longwood, FL 32750 /// FREE

Tavares Skate Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 2770 Woodlea Rd, Tavares, FL 32778 /// FREE

Lake Mary Sports Complex (Outdoor Park) /// 550 Rantoul Ln, Lake Mary, FL 32746 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

Sunset Island Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 301 W Ward Ave, Eustis, FL 32726 /// FREE đ&#x;š˛ Umatilla Skatepark (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 1 Cassady St, Umatilla, FL 32784 /// FREE ///

Maple Street Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 142 E Maple St, Winter Garden, FL 34787 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Extreme Sports Complex (Outdoor Park) /// 2401 Peghorn Way, St Cloud, FL 34769 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

Downey Skatepark (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 1801 N Dean Rd, Orlando, FL 32825 /// FREE

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

Swampwood (Indoor Park) /// 144 N US Hwy 17 92, Longwood, FL 32750 /// $ /// đ&#x;š˛

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

Cocoa Beach Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 1450 Minutemen Causeway, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ 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;š˛

Port Orange Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 4655 City Center Cir, Port Orange, FL 32129 /// FREE /// SFC Jericho Skatepark (Daytona Park â€” Outdoor Park) /// 2253 Lakeside Dr, Kissimmee, FL 34743 /// $$ /// đ&#x;š˛ Bethune Point Park (Sick! Outdoor Park) /// 11 Bellevue Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32114 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Ormond Beach Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 440 N Nova Rd, Ormond Beach, FL 32174/// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

tampa 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;š˛ Desoto Park (Outdoor) /// Corrine St, Tampa, FL 33605 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Perry Harvey Sr. Park (Outdoor) /// 1000 E Harrison St, Tampa, FL 33602 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

Zephyrhills Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 20th St &, Alston Ave, Zephyrhills, FL 33542 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

TheSkateYard (Outdoor Park) /// 52 W 3rd St #3306, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

Plant City Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 1704 N Park Rd, Plant City, FL 33563 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

Oceanside Rotary (Outdoor Park) /// 800 Seminole Rd, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

Fletcher Park (Outdoor Park) /// 800 US-98, Lakeland, FL 33801 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Bradenton Riverwalk Skatepark (Sick! Outdoor Park) /// 100 Riverfront Blvd #198, Bradenton, FL 34205 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

Blackstone Park (Outdoor Park) The Boardr Headquarters (Indoor) /// 2112 14th Ave W, Palmetto, FL 34221 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ /// 4611 N Hale Ave, Tampa, FL 33614 /// FREE /// Holmes Beach Micro Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 5901 Marina Dr, Jackson Springs (Outdoor Park) Bradenton Beach, FL 34217 /// /// 8620 Jackson Springs Rd, FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Tampa, FL 33615 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Providence Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 5720 Providence Rd #3624, Riverview, FL 33578 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ FishHawk Skate Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 5720 Osprey Ridge Dr, Lithia, FL 33547 /// FREE

G.T. Bray Park (Outdoor Park) /// 5502 33rd Ave Dr W, Bradenton, FL 34209 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Payne Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 2110 Adams St, Sarasota, FL 34237 /// FREE ///

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Fossil Park (Outdoor Park) /// Kona Skate Park (Sick! Outdoor 6635 Dr Martin L King Jr St N, St. Petersburg, FL 33702 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Park) /// 8739 Kona Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32211 /// $$ /// đ&#x;š˛ St. Pete Skatepark (Sick! Outdoor Cuba Hunter Park (Outdoor Park) Park) /// 600 12th St S, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ /// 4380 Emerson St, Jacksonville, FL 32207 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Lake Vista Skatepark (Outdoor Orange Park Skateboard Park Park) /// 1401 62nd Ave S, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ (Outdoor Park) /// 1006 Fromhart St, Orange Park, FL 32073 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Kolb Park (Outdoor Park) /// 1508 Bay Palm Blvd, Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Bayhead Action Park (Outdoor Park) /// 375 Seminole Blvd, Largo, FL 33770 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Ian Tillman Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 940 7th St S, Safety Harbor, FL 34695 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Stirling Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 550 Laura Ln, Dunedin, FL 34698 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

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

Deleon Shores Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 82 Dolphin Blvd E, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ St. Augustine Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 200 Red Cox Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32080 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

g-ville MLK Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 1028 Northeast 14th Street, Gainesville, FL 32602 /// FREE đ&#x;š˛ UF Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 1425 Museum Rd, Gainesville, FL 32603 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ 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

*All Skateparks are listed within 55 miles of the city. Branford Skatepark (Outdoor Deadline for updates & Park) /// 507 US-27, Branford, FL photo/video submissions: 32008 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ October 10, 2019 /// Please send via email to Ocala Skatepark (New! Outdoor skateparks@showsigoto.com Park) /// 517 NE 9th St, Ocala, FL /// Shitty means well, itâ€™s 34470 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ kinda shitty ... but everyone Robert-Laryn Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 1595 Wildwood Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32086 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛

should learn at a shitty park! /// Please check đ&#x;š˛rules and helmet rules at FloridaSkateparks.com before visiting.

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Veterans Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 186 Veterans Pkwy, St Johns, FL 32259 /// FREE /// đ&#x;š˛ Monument Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 3450 Monument Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32225 /// FREE

PHOTOS BY AARON WOCKENFUSS /// @WOCKENFUSSPHOTOGRAPHY 27

23 O R L- S E P T MON

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21 SAT

22 SUN

SIGT MAGAZINE LAUNCH PARTY w/ Wolf-Face, Evan Taylor Jones, Chase Shelleé, & Johnny Knuckles, & Universal Funk Orchestra (dj set) /// Punk/ Funk/ Dance /// Lizzy McCormack’s /// Show: 9:30 ALAN JACKSON w/ William Michael Morgan /// Country /// Amway Center /// Show: 7:30pm XAVIER RUDD /// Woke Australian Folk /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 9pm HALF•ALIVE /// Indie Pop /// The Beacham /// Show: 6pm INJURY RESERVE w/ Ritchie With a T, Stepa J Groggs, & Parker Corey /// Alt Hip-Hop /// The Social /// Show: 6:30pm MONUMENTS w/ Skyharbor, Greyhaven, & Vespera /// Metal /// Shovelhead Lounge /// Show: 8pm TAKE LEAD (EP Release) w/ Driveaway, The Forum, & Josh Gluck /// Indie /// Castle Church Brewing /// Show: 7pm THE GROWLERS /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 9pm AESTHETIC PERFECTION w/ Empathy Test (UK), Amelia Arsenic, & Relic /// Industrial Pop /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 8pm SCARLXRD /// British Trap/ Rap /// The Social /// Show: 6:30pm BIG K.R.I.T. /// Hip-Hop /// The Beacham /// Show: 7pm BANDA MS /// Mexican Banda /// Amway Center /// Show: 8pm TWLOHA: HEAVY & LIGHT w/ Anthony Raneri (Bayside), Dessa, Jon Foreman (Switchfoot), Swimm /// Hope & Love /// House Of Blues /// Show: 7pm CUPCAKKE /// Dirty Rap /// The Beacham /// Show: 6:30pm PUDDLE OF MUDD w/ Saliva, Trapt, Saving Abel, & Tantric /// Alt Rock /// Ace Cafe /// Show: 6pm DISTURBED w/ In This Moment /// Rock/Metal /// Amway Center /// Show: 7:30pm BIG DADDY WEAVE w/ Becca Bradley, & Jonathan Chu /// Christian Rock /// Calvary Orlando /// Show: 8pm JAZEL w/ Basque, Le Montro, & Heather DeSanctis /// Alternative /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 7pm

24 TUE

Arena /// Show: 8pm PROPHET & SALTY w/ Josh Teed, Cosmic Anarchy, Brewzr, Fab., & BTU /// Dubstep/ EDM /// HENAO Contemporary Center /// Show: 9pm TIDEPOOLS (EP Release) w/ Everything Etc., & Jen In The Right Light /// Indie/ Rock /// Castle Church Brewing /// Show: 7pm

ALL GONE GREY w/ Pulses. (VA), With Sails Ahead (NJ), & Charlene Joan /// Post Hardcore/ Emo /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 8pm HAIL THE SUN w/ Royal Coda, Strawberry Girls, & Vis /// PostHardcore /// Soundbar. /// Show: 7pm

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SNARKY PUPPY /// Jazz/Jam /// Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm FREE THROW w/ Chris Farren, & WEDTHU Youth Fountain /// Emo/Punk /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm THIS WILD LIFE w/ The Happy Fits /// Emo/Pop /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm HEKLER w/ Bernz, Sloth, Lawbrakr /// Dance/ EDM /// HENAO Center /// Show: 10pm

28 SAT

26FRI

BONE THUGS-N-HARMONY /// R&B /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: THU 8pm ELECTRIC KIF w/ Shak Nasti /// Jam/ Fusion /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm ORVILLE PECK w/ Beau Turrentine /// Country/Shoegaze /// The Social /// Show: 8pm SAMMIE w/ Tink, & Kissie Lee /// R&B /// The Beacham /// Show: 7pm JAI WOLF /// EDM/Indie Dance /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm JINJER w/ the Browning /// Metalcore /// Soundbar. /// Show: 7:30pm TIGER ARMY w/ SadGirl, & Kate Clover /// Psychobilly/Punk /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm SAT DEEP PURPLE w/ Joyous Wolf /// Classic Rock /// Dr. Phillips Center /// Show: 8pm

29 SUN

NONPOINT w/ Madame Mayhem, & Zero Theorem /// Nu Metal /// FRI House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm THOU w/ Big Brave, & Blackwater Holylight /// Experimental DOOM /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm MORGXN /// Indie Pop /// Soundbar. /// Show: 9pm MASKED INTRUDER /// Punk /// The Social /// Show: 7pm MON YUNGBLUD w/ Missio /// Altermative/ Hip-Hop /// The Beacham /// Show: 7pm DANE COOK /// Comedy /// Dr. Phillips Center /// Show: 7:30pm TYLER, THE CREATOR w/ Jaden Smith, & GoldLink /// Alt Hip-Hop/ The Future /// Addition Financial

MON

TREVOR NOAH /// Comedy /// Amway Center /// Show: 7:30pm DANNY DUNCAN /// Comedy /// The Beacham /// Show: 6:30pm KOLARS w/ The Sh-Booms /// Glam Folk/Soul /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 10pm IMMOLATION w/ Blood Incantation, Three Knuckles Deep, Ebullition, & Demonfuck /// Death Metal /// The Haven Lounge /// Show: 8pm BEING AS AN OCEAN w/ Holding Absence, & DeWayne Jackson /// Post-Hardcore /// Soundbar. /// Show: 7pm THE HIGH GROUND (EP Release) w/ Out Of It, Miramar Drive, & Bay Street /// Rock /// HENAO Center /// Show: 7pm ASHANTI w/ Queen Naija, & YK Osiris /// R&B /// Orlando Ampitheater /// Show: 4pm JAZZ IN THE GARDEN Presented by Bobby Koelble /// Um, Jazz! /// Mead Botanical Garden /// Show: 12pm SUICIDE GIRLS: Blackheart Burlesque /// Punk Burlesque /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm NIGHT WINDS w/ Austin Hull, Nightbreakers, & Kodamilo /// Retro/Pop/R&B /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 8pm ADAM ANT /// British New Wave/ Dance /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm JODY WISTERNOFF (of Way Out West) /// English Electronica/ Techno /// Aloft Hotel Pool Party /// Show: 1pm RAINBOW KITTEN SURPRISE /// Indie Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm *All Lineups, Dates, & Times are subject to change. “Show” Time is when the music begins. Doors are usually open 1 hour before show time. Please check venue website/ facebook before you go to the show.

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21 MON

22 TUE

23 WED

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PIG w/ Cyanotic, & A Primitive Evolution /// Industrial Rock /// TUE Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm NEW YEARS DAY w/ DED, & Breathing Theory /// Goth Rock /// The Social /// Show: 8pm BOSCO MUJO (ex-Toranavox) w/ Flying Limbs, & JUMP RAMP /// LOUD/ HEAVY /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 7pm

BAD SUNS /// Indie Pop /// he Beacham /// Show: 7pm WED TEEN DIVORCE w/ Boston Marriage, Chalet Girl, and Flagman /// Indie /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 8pm

WHATUPRG w/ Parris Chariz, Aklesso, & Tommy Royale /// Soundbar. /// Show: 7:30pm

MON

TUE

09 WED

SAEROS w/ Charlene Joan, Harbour Drive, and Nø Handøuts THU /// Alternative /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 8pm STRUGGLE JENNINGS w/ Tom MacDonald /// Country Rap, HickHop? /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm

TOBI LOU /// Hip-Hop /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm FRI SCOTT STAPP (of Creed) /// PostGrunge / Alt-Rock /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm BOY MUSCLE & COOL GRANDMA (Split Release Show) w/ Caffiends, & Debt Neglector /// Punk /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 10pm DUSTYCLOUD /// EDM/ Future House /// HENAO Contemporary Center /// Show: 11pm

THOMAS RHETT w/ Dustin Lynch, Russell Dickerson and Rhett Akins SAT /// Country /// Amway Center /// Show: 7pm DABABY w/ YK Osiris, & Afro B /// Hip-Hop /// Apopka Amphitheater /// Show: 5pm VEIN w/ Soft Kill, & Higher Power /// Hardcore Punk /// Soundbar. /// Show: 7pm CHERRY BOMB BURLESQUE /// Burlesque Dancers /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm AMANDA COOK /// Contemporary /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 7pm

B BOYS /// Punk (Brooklyn) /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm SUN THROUGH THE ROOTS w/ Pacific Dub /// Reggae /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm

THU

FRI

12 SAT

BLACK LABEL SOCIETY /// Heavy Metal /// House of Blues /// Show: 7:30pm TAKING BACK SUNDAY (Night 1) w/ Red City Radio /// Alt-Rock/ Emo /// House of Blues Orlando /// Show: 8pm ELECTRIC SIX w/ DaveTV /// Disco Punk /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm TAKING BACK SUNDAY (Night 2) w/ Red City Radio /// Alt-Rock/ Emo /// House of Blues Orlando /// Show: 8pm STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW w/ Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant /// Comedy/ Podcast /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm BJ THE CHICAGO KID /// R&B /// The Social /// Show: 8pm BUILT TO SPILL /// Indie Rock /// The Social /// Show: 7:30pm THE SECOND CITY: Greatest Hits Vol. 59 (Night 1) /// Sketch Comedy & Improv // Dr. Phillips Center /// Two Shows: 7pm & 10pm MALUMA /// Reggaeton/ Latin Pop /// Amway Center /// Show: 7pm NAHKO AND MEDICINE FOR THE PEOPLE w/ Nattali Rize /// Global Fusion /// House Of Blues Orlando /// Show: 8pm JUST FRIENDS w/ Save Face, The Sonder Bombs, & Pool Kids /// Funk Punk /// Soundbar. /// Show: 7pm U UP? PODCAST LIVE w/ Jordana Abraham and Jared Freid /// Comedy/Podcast /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm BEYOND CREATION w/ Fallujah, Arkaik, & Equipoise /// Canadian Death Metal /// Soundbar. /// Show: 6:30pm THE SECOND CITY (Night 2) /// Sketch Comedy /// Dr. Phillips /// Two Shows: 7pm & 10pm SOULSWITCH w/ F.I.L.T.H., Kill The Sound, Chout, & Days To Come /// Rock /// The Haven Lounge /// Show: 8pm TREVOR OHLSEN /// Indie Pop /// The Bounty (Flagler Tavern Speakeasy) /// Show: 8pm ANDY GRAMMER /// Country Pop /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm

SUN

THE TOASTERS w/ The Scotch Bonnets, & Control This /// Ska/ Punk /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm WAYNE BRADY /// Comedy /// Dr. Phillips Center /// Show: 8pm WARBRINGER w/ Enforcer /// Thrash Metal /// The Haven Lounge /// Show: 8pm FOR KING & COUNTRY /// Christian Rock /// Addition Financial Arena /// Show: 8pm MAGGIE ROGERS w/ Jacob Banks /// Folk / R&B / Soul /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm ADELITAS WAY w/ The Black Moods, & Blacklite District /// Heavy Rock /// Soundbar. /// Show: 7pm STEEL PANTHER /// Cock Rock/ Comedy /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 9pm MAYHEM ON MILLS /// Amatuer Wrestling /// Will’s Pub Parking Lot /// Show: 3pm WITT LOWRY /// Hip-Hop/ R&B /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm LOOKING BACK, MARCHING FORWARD /// 150-Member LGBT+ Orchestra /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 4pm OTT. w/ Thiftworks, & Supertask /// Dub/ Electronica /// HENAO Center /// Show: 8pm MON ► Oct 14 — NO SHOWS

15 TUE

WED

THU

DEMETRI MARTIN w/ Beth Stelling /// Comedy /// Addition Arena /// Show: 8pm AMIGO THE DEVIL w/ King Dude, & Twin Temple /// Murder Folk /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm FRANKIE & THE WITCH FINGERS /// Indie/ Alternative /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm MELANIE MARTINEZ w/ Lauren Ruth Ward /// Art Pop /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm HEATHER LAND /// Comedienne /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 7:30pm 6LACK w/ Daniliegh /// Hip Hop /// Addition Arena /// Show: 8pm CAPTURED! BY ROBOTS /// Grind -core /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm EMO NIGHT BROOKLYN /// Emo Party /// Soundbar /// Show: 10pm EMO NITE LA /// Emo Party /// The Social /// Show: 9pm ...someone pls start “EMO KNIGHT“

18 FRI

19 SAT

20 SUN

MON

22 TUE

COHEED & CAMBRIA w/ The Contortionist, & Astronoid /// Progressive Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8:15pm OLIVER TREE /// Indie Pop /// The Beacham /// Show: 6:30pm IN REAL LIFE /// Pop /// The Social /// Show: THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS /// Live Symphony Orchestra /// Dr. Phillips Center /// Show: 8pm BANKS w/ Kevin Garrett /// Alt R&B /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm NATE BARGATZE /// Comedy /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm DANNY GOKEY /// Pop /// Calvary Orlando /// Show: 8pm QUIX /// EDM /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm BEA MILLER w/ Kah-Lo /// Pop /// The Beacham /// Show: 6:30pm ALISON KRAUSS /// Bluegrass/ R&B/Pop /// Dr. Phillips Center /// Show: 8pm ANJELAH JOHNSON /// Comedy /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm NOT OZZFEST 2019 /// Cover Show/ Metal/ Hard Rock /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm CAPSTAN w/ Rarity, Neverkept, & Hungover /// Punk Rock /// Show: 7pm III GATES w/ Aplsoz, Aaron Steel, Pvper Revlms, & Oli /// EDM /// HENAO Center /// Show: 10pm

23 WED

24 THU

FRI

WILL’S A FAIRE /// Vintage & Indie Fall Market /// Will’s Pub /// 1pm8:30pm / Show After THE MELVINS w/ Redd Kross, & ShitKid /// LOUD Grunge/ Sludge /// The Social /// Show: 8pm MAX BEMIS w/ Perma, & Museum Mouth /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm ANDREA GIBSON /// Spoken Word Poetry /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 8pm I MET A YETI (EP Release) w/ Happy Hour, Secret Keeper, & Conversation Piece /// Math Rock /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm MAKING MOVIES /// Rock/ Cumbia /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm THE BAND CAMINO /// Alt Indie /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm

MR. CREEPY PASTA /// Horror /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm FOGHAT w/ Pat Travers Band, & Savoy Brown /// Classic Rock /// Cocoa Riverfront /// Show: 6pm

ZZ TOP /// Classic Rock /// Kings Center Melbourne /// Show: 8pm TRIBAL SEEDS w/ Tropidelic /// Reggae /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm

26 SAT

LOGIC /// Hip-Hop /// Addition Financial Arena /// Show: 8pm BADFLOWER w/ Weathers, & Dead Poet Society /// Alternative/ Blues/ Rock /// The Social /// Show: 7pm X AMBASSADORS w/ Bear Hands, & LPX /// Alternative Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 7:30pm HIRIE w/ RDGLDGRN, & Kash’d Out /// Reggae /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm WE THE KINGS /// Pop Punk /// The Beacham /// Show: 8pm CAT & NAT: #MOMTRUTHS LIVE /// Comedy/ YouTube /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 7pm JAZZ ORCHESTRA: Led by Rodney Whitaker (Night 1) /// Full Orchestra w/ Guest Vocalist /// Dr. Phillips Center /// Show: 8pm ALTER BRIDGE & SKILLET (Night 1) w/ Dirty Honey /// Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 7pm YR GLOW w/ The Spoon Dogs, & Someday River /// Low-Fi/ Indie Rock /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm JAZZ ORCHESTRA: Led by Rodney Whitaker (Night 2) /// Dr. Phillips Center /// Show: 8pm ALTER BRIDGE & SKILLET (Night 2) w/ Dirty Honey /// Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 7pm CLASSIC ALBUMS LIVE /// PINK FLOYD ‘THE WALL’ /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm SCHIZOPHONICS w/ Woolly Bushmen, & The Wildtones /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 10pm WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE /// Country /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm

27 SUN

MON

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RICK WAKEMAN (of YES) /// Progressive Rock /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm JUAN LUIS GUERRA w/ His 4.40 Band /// Merengue/Salsa /// Amway Center /// Show: 8pm ACE FREHLEY (of KISS) /// Heavy Metal /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm KYLE DENMEAD w/ Cognac & Roses /// R&B / Soul /// Soundbar. /// Show: 7pm MITCHELL TENPENNY /// Country /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm JAMIE KENNEDY /// Comedy Rap /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm RICK WAKEMAN /// Classical Piano/ Progressive Rock /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm FOREIGN DISSENT 6: w/ Great Grief, Fresh, Teenage Bubblegums, Good Friend, Forever Unclean, Chloe Hawes, Bad Waitress /// International Punk Party /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 8pm BEZZ BELIEVE w/ Statik-G /// Rap /// Soundbar. /// Show: 7pm PRE-PRE-FEST #6 (Night 1) w/ Dead Bars, Zeta, Astpai, & more /// Punk /// HENAO Center /// Show: 6:30pm CLAIRO w/ beabadoobee, & Hello Yello /// Lo-Fi Electro Pop /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm VINNIE CARUANA (of The Movielife / I Am The Avalanche) /// Punk/ Emo/ Acoustic /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm SEBASTIAN BACH (‘Skid Row’ Full Performance) /// Heavy Metal /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm PRE-PRE-FEST #6 (Night 2) w/ Timeshares, Lee Bains & The Glory Fire, How Dare You /// Punk Rock /// HENAO Contemporary Center /// Show: 6:30pm

THE MAINE w/ Twin XL /// Pop Punk/ Emo /// House Of Blues /// Show: 7pm SABRINA CLAUDIO w/ Gallant /// R&B/ Pop /// The Beacham /// *All Lineups, Dates, & Times are Show: 6:30pm subject to change. “Show” Time is THE CHAINSMOKERS w/ when the music begins. Doors are 5 Seconds of Summer, & usually open 1 hour before show Lennon Stella /// EDM /// time. Please check venue website/ Amway Center /// Show: 7pm facebook before you go to the show. JARED AND THE MILL w/ The 502s and Chalet Girl /// Folk / Indie /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm HALLOWEEN SHOWS NEXT PAGE

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GREYSON CHANCE /// PopRock/Funk /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm BRET BOLLINGER (of Pepper) w/ The Bad Habits, & Tunnel Vision /// Reggae Rock /// Soundbar. /// Show: 11pm THE NEIGHBOURHOOD /// Indie Pop/Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 7:30pm EMO HALLOWEEN /// Emo/ Pop Punk/ Rock /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm SHIBA SAN x WALKER & ROYCE w/ Business Casual /// Hip-Hop/ EDM /// The Warehouse @ Central FL Fair /// Show: 8pm M I D N I G H T TYRANNOSAURUS w/ Phiso, Detrace, Bizness Casual, & more (Dub Wub Halloween) /// EDM/ Dubstep /// HENAO Center /// Show: 7:30pm

HERE COME THE MUMMIES w/ The Black Honkeys /// Funk /// Jannus Live /// Show: 9pm GUS DAPPERTON /// Lo-Fi Indie /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm ADAM EZRA GROUP /// Folk Rock /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm CIRQUE DU SOLEIL: AXEL /// Nouveau Cirque /// Amalie Arena /// Show: 7:30pm CRIZZLY HALLOWEEN ZOMBIE PIZZA PARTY /// EDM /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm

upcoming events TUE 9/24 - THE RITZ YBOR

GWAR

SAT 9/28 - THE RITZ YBOR

NONPOINT

SUN 9/29 - JANNUS LIVE

BONE THUGS-N-HARMONY

SAT 10/05 - THE RITZ YBOR

GRAVEYARD

FRI 10/11 - THE ORPHEUM

BUILT TO SPILL

WED 10/16 - THE ORPHEUM

BEA MILLER

TUE 10/22 - JANNUS LIVE

TUE 10/22 - THE ATTIC

ANDREA GIBSON

ALTER BRIDGE & SKILLET

FRI 10/25 - JANNUS LIVE

FRI 10/25 - THE ORPHEUM

SUN 10/27 - THE RITZ YBOR

SAT 11/02 - THE RITZ YBOR

TUE 11/05 - THE ORPHEUM

WED 11/06 - THE PALLADIUM

THU 11/07 - THE RITZ YBOR

THU 11/14 - JANNUS LIVE

FRI 11/15 - THE ORPHEUM

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GIPSY KINGS /// Rumba/ Flamenco /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm GEORGE PORTER JR. w/ The Reality /// Funk /// The Attic @ Rock Brothers Brewing /// Show: 8pm LEE BRICE /// Country /// Dallas Bull /// Show: 10pm SCARLXRD /// British Trap/ Rap /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm AESTHETIC PERFECTION w/ Empathy Test (UK) /// Industrial Pop /// The Orpheum /// Show: 9pm ROD WAVE w/ Hollywood, & Ike Breeze /// Hip-Hop /// Club Skye /// Show: 11pm BORGORE w/ Lizzy Jane, & Bernz /// EDM /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm BILLY RAY CYRUS /// Country /// TradeWinds Island Resort /// Show: 8pm DISTURBED w/ In This Moment /// Rock/Metal /// Amalie Arena /// Show: 7:30pm XAVIER RUDD /// Woke Australian Folk /// Jannus Live /// Show: 9pm SENSES FAIL w/ Hot Mulligan, & Yours Truly /// Post-Hardcore/ Emo /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm LOS STELLARIANS (feat. SA of 311) /// R&B/ Soul /// The Attic @ Rock Brothers Brewing /// Show: 8pm FELIX CARTAL w/ Pedro M, & Kyle Kinch /// EDM /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm STAND ATLANTIC w/ The FAIM, WSTR, Hold Close /// Pop Punk /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 7pm GZA (of Wu-Tang) /// Hip-Hop /// The Orpheum /// Show: 10pm GAME OF THRONES (Ramin Djawadi) /// Live Film Score w/ Orchestra /// MIDFL Amp /// Show: 8pm THE WHO w/ Reignwolf /// Rock /// Amalie Arena /// Show: 7:30pm LEONI TORRES /// Cuban Musica /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 8pm DJ TRA$E w/ Casper, Fader, Deacon /// Hip-Hop /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 10pm MEEK MILL w/ Future, & YG /// Hip-Hop /// MIDFL Amp /// Show: 7pm

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TIGER ARMY w/ SadGirl, & Kate Clover /// Psychobilly/Punk /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm NONPOINT w/ Hyro The Hero, Madame Mayhem + Zero Theorem /// Nu Metal /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 6pm BOTNEK /// EDM /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm DANIELLE NICOLE BAND /// Blues /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm BRANTLY GILBERT w/ Michael Ray, & Lindsay Ell /// Southern Rock/ Country /// MIDFL Amp /// Show: 7pm BLUE OCTOBER w/ Beta Machine /// Alt/Art Rock /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm PINK TURNS BLUE (Only FL Show) w/ Cold Medicine, Reality Asylum /// Post Punk/ ‘80s Dark Wave /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm

GWAR w/ Sacred Reich, Toxic Holocaust, & Against The Grain /// Bloody Thrash Metal /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 7:30pm FREE THROW w/ Chris Farren, & Youth Fountain /// Emo/Punk /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm JINJER w/ the Browning /// Metalcore /// The Orpheum. /// Show: 7:30pm THOU w/ Big Brave, & Blackwater Holylight /// Experimental DOOM /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm JAI WOLF /// EDM/Indie Dance /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm TESLA /// Rock /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 7:30pm ORVILLE PECK w/ Beau Turrentine ///Country/ Shoegaze /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm SCOTT STAPP (of Creed) /// PostGrunge / Alt-Rock /// Belheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm SNARKY PUPPY /// Jazz/ Jam /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm STRIKING MATCHES /// Blues/ Alt Country /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm PHIL COLLINS /// Jazz Fusion /// Amalie Arena /// Show: 8pm IMMOLATION w/ Blood Incantation, Blistering Defilement, Carnal Ruin, Nekroi Theoi /// Death Metal /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm HIGHLY SUSPECT w/ Slothtrust /// Alt Rock /// Jannus Live /// Show: 9pm NALANI w/ Cat Ridgeway /// Soul /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm MADHOUSE /// EDM /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm DEEP PURPLE w/ Joyous Wolf /// Classic Rock /// The Mahaffey Theater /// Show: 8pm KOLARS w/ The Sh-Booms /// Glam Folk/Soul /// Crowbar /// Show: 8pm BONE THUGS-N-HARMONY /// R&B /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm SUICIDE GIRLS: Blackheart Burlesque /// Punk Burlesque /// Tampa Theatre /// Show: 9pm TYLER, THE CREATOR w/ Jaden Smith, & GoldLink /// Alt Hip-Hop/ The Future /// Yuengling Center /// Show: 7pm ADAM ANT /// British New Wave/ Dance /// Belheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm

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GRANDSON w/ Nothing Nowhere /// Alt Hip-Hop /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm SHOOTER JENNINGS /// Outlaw Country /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm GOUGE AWAY w/ Jeromes Dream, Soul Glo, Horsewhip /// Hardcore Punk /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 6pm MON ►Sep 30 — No Shows

*All Lineups, Dates, & Times are subject to change. “Show” Time is when the music begins. Doors are usually open 1 hour before show time. Please check venue website/facebook before you go to the show. Want to submit a show? Deadline for Oct/Nov show submissions is October 10, 2019 /// Please match the format above, put the city in the subject line, & send to: shows@showsigoto.com

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CUPCAKKE /// Dirty Rap /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm WED PIG w/ Cyanotic, & A Primitive Evolution /// Industrial Rock /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm

BLESSTHEFALL w/ Escape The Fate /// Metalcore /// The THU Orpheum /// Show: 7pm J.T. BROWN w/ Will Quinlan /// Space Folk /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm TWISTA /// Hip-Hop /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 8pm FLIPTURN w/ Ella Jet & Future Soul, & Brendon Hock /// Indie/ Soul /// Rock The Park (Curtis Hixon) /// Show: 7pm

THROUGH THE ROOTS w/ Pacific Dub /// Reggae /// Jannus Live /// FRI Show: 9pm THE TALBOT BROTHERS w/ Kristopher James /// Folk Rock /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm CASEY DONAHEW /// Country /// Dallas Bull /// Show: 10pm 12TH PLANET /// EDM /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm ACTORS w/ Sleeping Pills, Panic Priest, Push Button Press, Bootblacks, Ritual Howls /// Post Punk/ Alt Indie /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 6pm

SABATON w/ Hammerfall /// Power Metal /// Jannus Live /// SAT Show: 8pm ASSEMBLAGE 23 w/Korine, Wingtips, Twin Tribes, Creux Lies, Astari Nite /// Industrial/ Electronic /// The Orpheum /// Show: 7pm ANDERS OSBORNE (night 1) w/ Joshua Reilly /// Americana /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm GRAVEYARD w/ Black Mountain /// Doom Metal/ Rock /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 7pm PATO BANTON /// Reggae /// Skipper’s Smokehouse /// Show: 8pm

ANDERS OSBORNE (night 2) w/ Joshua Reilly /// Americana /// SUN The Attic /// Show: 8pm MON ► Oct 7 — No Shows TUE ► Oct 8 — No Shows

STEEL PANTHER /// Cock Rock/ Comedy /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm STEVEN PAGE (of Barenaked Ladies) /// Alt Rock /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm TWENTY ONE PILOTS w/ MisterWives /// Alt Hip-Hop /// Amalie Arena /// Show: 8pm

ADELITAS WAY w/ The Black Moods, & Blacklite District /// THU Heavy Rock /// The Orpheum. /// Show: 7:30pm

NAHKO AND MEDICINE FOR THE PEOPLE w/ Nattali Rize /// Global FRI Fusion /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm BUILT TO SPILL w/ The Pauses /// Indie Rock /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm TERRY MCBRIDE /// Country /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm CHRIS STAPLETON w/ Brothers Osborne /// Country Rock /// MIDFL Amp /// Show: 7pm NERO /// EDM /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm JUST FRIENDS w/ Save Face, The Sonder Bombs, & Pool Kids /// Funk Punk // Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 7pm LOVE AND THEFT /// Country /// White Buffalo Saloon /// Show: 9:30pm BENISE /// Flamenco/ World Music /// The Mahaffey Theater /// Show: 8pm SNAKING w/ Rilian, Photo Fire, & Gale /// Post Punk /// Green Bench Brewery /// Show: 8pm

KAMELOT /// Power Metal /// Jannus Live /// Show: 7:30pm SUN MARKUS SCHULZ /// EDM /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm WITT LOWRY w/ Xuitcasecity /// Hip-Hop/ R&B ///Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm

TAKING BACK SUNDAY (Night 1) w/ Red City Radio /// Alt-Rock/ SAT Emo /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm MARTY STUART /// Country /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 7:30pm FOR KING & COUNTRY /// Christian Rock /// Amalie Arena /// Show: 6pm WAYNE BRADY /// Comedy /// The Mahaffey Theater /// Show: 7pm

TAKING BACK SUNDAY (Night 2) w/ Red City Radio /// Alt-Rock/ MON Emo /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm WARBRINGER w/ Enforcer /// Thrash Metal /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm TUE ► Oct 15 — No Shows (Tampa, what do you have against Tuesday shows?!)

BEA MILLER w/ Kah-Lo, & Kennedi /// Pop /// The Orpheum WED /// Show: 6:30pm

PETER BRADLEY ADAMS /// Americana /// The Attic /// Show: THU 8pm FACE TO FACE w/ Lagwagon, & H2O /// Punk /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 8pm HEATHER LAND /// Comedy /// Ferguson Hall /// Show: 7:30pm BOYZ II MEN w/ Polyrhythmics, & The Soul Rebels /// Clearwater Jazz Festival /// Coachman Park /// Show: 3:45pm AMIGO THE DEVIL w/ King Dude, & Twin Temple /// Murder Folk /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm

EMO NIGHT BROOKLYN /// Emo Party /// The Orpheum /// Show: FRI 10pm TROMBONE SHORTY & ORLEANS AVENUE w/ Robert Randolph, & Marcia Ball /// Clearwater Jazz Festival /// Coachman Park /// Show: 4:15pm JASON BEILER & JEFF SCOTT /// Heavy/ Alt Rock /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm GENTLEMEN’S CLUB /// EDM /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm YOUNG THUG & MACHINE GUN KELLY w/ YBN Nahmir, & Strick /// Hip-Hop /// Yuengling Center /// Show: 8pm COHEED & CAMBRIA w/ The Contortionist, & Astronoid /// Progressive Rock /// The Mahaffey Theater /// Show: 7:30pm WARRANT /// Hair Metal /// Ferg’s Sports Bar /// Show: 8pm MYSTERY SKULLS w/ Phangs, Snowblood /// Disco/ Neo-Soul /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm

JAKE OWEN w/ Lanco, & Dr. Dog /// Tampa Pig Jig Festival /// Curtis SAT Hixon Park /// Show: 3pm

CHICAGO w/ Blood Sweat & Tears, and more /// Clearwater Jazz Festival /// Coachman Park /// Show: 2:15pm IYA TERRA w/ For Peace Band, & The Ries Brothers /// Reggae /// Jannus Live /// Show: 7pm AMORPHIS w/ Delain, & Anneke Van Giersbergen /// Melodic Death Metal /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm CAPTURED! BY ROBOTS /// Grindcore /// Crowbar /// Show: 9pm JENNIFER KNAPP /// Folk Rock /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm ZZ TOP w/ Cheap Trick /// Classic Rock/ Blues /// MIDFL Amp /// Show: 7pm CHRIS LORENZO /// EDM /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm ILLENIUM w/ Dabin, & William Black /// Future Bass/ Trap /// Yuengling Center /// Show: 8pm RANDY RAINBOW /// The Mahaffey Theater /// Show: 7pm MITCHELL TENPENNY w/ Seaforth /// Country /// Dallas Bull /// Show: 8pm

PSYCLON NINE w/Striplicker, Justin Symbol, & Missfit Toys /// SUN Industrial Metal /// The Orpheum /// Show: 7:30pm ZAC BROWN BAND w/ Lukas Nelson /// Country Rock /// MIDFL Amp /// Show: 7pm ALISON KRAUSS w/ Yonder Mountain String Band, Parsonfield, & more /// Clearwater Jazz Festival /// Coachman Park /// Show: 2:15pm MON ► Oct 21 — No shows

ALTER BRIDGE & SKILLET w/ Dirty Honey /// Rock /// Jannus TUE Live /// Show: 7pm CAT & NAT: #MOMTRUTHS LIVE /// Comedy/YouTube /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 7pm BADFLOWER w/ Weathers, & Dead Poet Society /// Alternative/ Blues/ Rock /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm ANDREA GIBSON w/ Buddy Wakefield /// Author /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm

BISHOP BRIGGS /// Indie Soul /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm WED TREVOR OHLSEN /// Indie Pop /// Floyd’s & Hard Rock Hotel /// Show: 7pm

TRIBAL SEEDS w/ Tropidelic /// Reggae /// Jannus Live /// Show: THU 8pm WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE /// Country /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm THE MELVINS w/ Redd Kross, & ShitKid /// LOUD Grunge/ Sludge /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm KNOCKED LOOSE w/ Rotting Out, & Candy /// Metalcore /// The Orpheum /// Show: 7pm POST MALONE w/ Swae Lee, & Tyla Yaweh /// Rap /// Amalie Arena /// Show: 8pm

SQUIRREL NUT ZIPPERS /// Jazz /// The Attic /// 2 Shows: 7:30pm FRI & 9:30pm YUNG GRAVY w/ DJ TIIIIIIIIIIP, & Savage Realm /// Satirical HipHop /// Jannus Live /// Show: 7pm BILL ENGVALL /// Blue Collar Comedy /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm THE MAINE w/ Twin XL /// Pop Punk/ Emo /// The Orpheum /// Show: 7pm THE CHAINSMOKERS w/ 5 Seconds of Summer, & Lennon Stella /// EDM /// Amalie Arena /// Show: 7pm SQUNTO w/ ZÍA /// EDM /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 10pm JARED AND THE MILL w/ The Will Quinlan & The Holy Slow Train /// Folk / Indie /// Crowbar Ybor /// Show: 8pm

THE MOVEMENT w/ The Elovaters, & The Late Ones /// SAT Reggae /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm RICK WAKEMAN (of YES)/// Progressive Rock /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm ELLIS PAUL /// Folk /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm SUN ► Oct 27

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SABRINA CLAUDIO w/ Gallant /// R&B/Pop /// The Ritz Ybor /// SUN Show: 6:30pm

BRING ME THE HORIZON w/ Sleeping With Sirens, & Poppy MON /// Metalcore/ Alt Rock /// The Cuban Club /// Show: 7pm

SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE /// Live TV /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// TUE Show: 7:30pm

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LOCAL NATIVES w/ Devon Gilfillian /// Indie Rock /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 7pm GZA (of Wu-Tang) w/ DJ 3 Clops I and Friends, L.O.V.E. Culture, & Willie Evans Jr./// Hip-Hop /// The AMP St. Augustine (Backyard Stage) /// Show: 7pm GAME OF THRONES (Ramin Djawadi) /// Live Film Score w/ Orchestra /// Daily’s Place /// Show: 8pm TRAIL DRIVER w/ Custard Pie /// Funky Funk /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 9pm THE ODDEVEN w/ Silent Running, & Broken Silence /// Heavy Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm ALAN JACKSON w/ William Michael Morgan /// Country /// Veterans Memorial Arena /// Show: 7:30pm PUDDLE OF MUDD w/ Saliva, Trapt, & Tantric /// Alt Rock /// Thrasher-Horne Center for the Arts /// Show: 7pm STRUNG OUT w/ The Casualties & Inspection 12 /// Punk /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 8:30pm LEGIONS BLIND (EP Release) w/ Shadowed Truths, & Morbious Froot Loops /// Heavy Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm KACEY MUSGRAVES w/ Weyes Blood /// Country Pop /// The AMP St. Augustine (Backyard Stage) /// Show: 7:30pm STAND ATLANTIC w/ The FAIM, WSTR, Hold Close /// Pop Punk /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 7pm BRAND OF JULEZ /// Heavy Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm VANISH w/ Lonelyouth, Common Vision, The Fallen Sons, Giants Of Atlantis, Danny Attack /// Rock /// Nighthawks /// Show: 6:30pm THE GROWLERS w/ Phosphorescent /// The AMP St. Augustine (Backyard Stage) /// Show: 6:30pm VIRGIL DONATI w/ Suburban Clay, Tom Bennett Band, River City Sound System, Traded Youth /// Drummer/ Progressive/ Rock /// Surfer The Bar /// Show: 5:30pm

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SCARLXRD /// British Trap/ Rap /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm FREE THROW w/ Chris Farren, & Youth Fountain /// Emo/Punk /// Nighthawks /// Show: 8pm

29 SUN

SNARKY PUPPY /// Jazz/ Jam/ Funk /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm THE VALLEY GHOULS w/ Waterfront /// Surf Rock/ Punk /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm SEA OF TREACHERY w/ Red Handed Denial, & Days Gone By /// Metalcore /// Show: 6:30pm DOOMSTRESS w/ Luna Cruise, & Dead Scrolls /// Doom Metal (obvi) /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm THIS WILD LIFE w/ The Happy Fits /// Emo/Pop /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 8pm SACRED REICH w/ Toxic Holocaust, & Rhythm of Fear /// Thrash Metal /// Nighthawks /// Show: 7:30pm BRANTLY GILBERT w/ Michael Ray, & Lindsay Ell /// Southern Rock/ Country /// Daily’s Place /// Show: 7pm WHITNEY MORGAN & THE 78’s w/ Alex Williams /// Honky-tonk / Outlaw Country /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 8pm MAJIC DUST (ex-Band of Horses) w/ Brendan Morrison /// Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm SCOTT BRADLEE’S POSTMODERN JUKEBOX /// Jazz/ Ragtime/ Pop /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm GOUGE AWAY w/ Jeromes Dream, Soul Glo, Horsewhip /// Hardcore Punk /// Nighthawks /// Show: 6:30pm SHOVELS & ROPE w/ Lilly Hiatt /// Americana /// The AMP St. Augustine (Backyard Stage) /// Show: 8pm MELODY TRUCKS BAND (CD Release Show) w/ Gingerbeard Man, & The Corbitt-Clampitt Experience /// Blues Rock/ Funk /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 8pm TOUBAB KREWE w/ Universal Green /// Instrumental Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm GRANDSON w/ Nothing Nowhere, & Bones /// Alt Hip-Hop /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 7:30pm

29 SUN

RAELYN NELSON (Willie Nelson Fam) w/ Cowford Town Band /// Country /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 8pm LOVEKILSS w/ Brokebois, Ash Sekito, Young Poe, Lil No One, & The Grotto /// Hip-Hop /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 7pm SON VOLT w/ Early James & The Latest /// Alt Rock/ Blues /// The AMP St. Augustine (Backyard Stage) /// Show: 7pm NONPOINT w/ Hyro The Hero, Madame Mayhem + Zero Theorem /// Nu Metal /// Surfer The Bar /// Show: 7:30pm BAD SUNS w/ Liily, & Ultra Q /// Indie Pop /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 6:40pm

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MARTY STUART’S PILGRIM SHOW /// Country /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm CHRIS STAPLETON w/ Brothers Osborne, & Kendell Marvel /// Country Rock /// Vetran’s Memorial Arena /// Show: 7pm

GUNS N’ ROSES /// Rock/ Heavy Metal /// Vetran’s Memorial Arena TUE /// Show: 7pm WED ► Oct 2 — No Shows

DUVAL IS FOR LOVERS // Emo/ Pop-Punk Dance Night /// 1904 THU Music Hall /// Show: 10pm SCOTT STAPP (of Creed) /// PostGrunge / Alt-Rock /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm CITIZEN WAY w/ The Young Escape /// Christian Rock /// Murray Hill Theatre /// Show: 7pm

THOMAS RHETT w/ Dustin Lynch, Russell Dickerson, and Rhett Akins FRI /// Country /// Vetran’s Memorial Arena /// Show: 7pm PAPADOSIO w/ S.P.O.R.E. /// Jamtronica /// The AMP St. Aug (Backyard Stage) /// Show: 7pm GIUDA w/ Mercy Mercy /// ‘70s-Style Rock/ Punk /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm

COLICCHIE w/ Da Kid Emm, B-RAiN, Joe Nester /// Hip-Hop SAT /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 10pm ABSENCE OF DESPAIR /// Heavy Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm JOHN MEDESKI’S MAD SKILLET /// Jazz /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm SUN ► Oct 6 — No Shows MON ► Oct 7 — No Shows TUE ► Oct 8 — No Shows

THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER w/ Rhythm Of Fear, & Crypteria WED /// Melodic Death Metal /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 7:30pm BUILT TO SPILL w/ The Pauses, & Prism Bitch /// Indie Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm

THE TOASTERS w/ The Scotch Bonnets, & Control This /// Ska/ THU Punk /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 7:30pm CATFISH AND THE BOTTLEMEN w/ July Talk /// Post-Punk Revival/ Alt/ Indie /// The AMP St. Augustine (Backyard Stage) /// Show: 7pm

BERT KREISCHER /// Comedy /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 7pm FRI STEVEN PAGE (of Barenaked Ladies) w/ Dean Friedman /// Alt Rock /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm MAGGIE ROGERS w/ Jacob Banks /// Folk / R&B / Soul /// The AMP St. Augustine (Backyard Stage) /// Show: 7:30pm

THE WOOD BROTHERS w/ Todd Albright /// Folk /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm

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LIL DUVAL /// Comedy/ Hip-Hop /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm SUN NAHKO AND MEDICINE FOR THE PEOPLE w/ Nattali Rize /// Global Fusion /// The AMP St. Augustine (Backyard Stage) /// Show: 7:30pm

BENISE ‘FUEGO!’ /// World Music /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 7pm SAT THE QUICKENING w/ Honey What, & Chelsey Michelle /// Soul /// Nighthawks /// Show: 8pm

BASILICA w/ Primordial Tides, Depressor, DeadBlo, & Team SUN Deathmatch /// Metal/ Rock/ Hair /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 7pm

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BAY FACTION w/ Mons Vi, & Driveway /// Alt Indie /// Jack WED Rabbits /// Show: 7pm ZZ TOP w/ Cheap Trick /// Classic Rock/ Blues /// The AMP St. Augustine /// Show: 7pm IYA TERRA w/ For Peace Band, & The Ries Brothers /// Reggae /// Surfer The Bar /// Show: 8pm

ZAC BROWN BAND w/ Lukas Nelson /// Country Rock /// Daily’s THU Place /// Show: 7pm TOMATOBAND w/ Custard Pie, & Stephen Pigman /// Experimental/ Funk /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm DANNY GOKEY /// Christian Pop /// Westside Baptist Church /// Show: 7pm III GATES w/ Bit Deff, Charlie Hustle /// EDM ///Nighthawks /// Show: 8pm

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THE MOVEMENT w/ The Elovaters, & The Late Ones /// Reggae /// Surfer The Bar /// Show: 8pm

SWITCHFOOT /// Rock/ Pop /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm THU THE ALLMAN BETTS BAND w/ Joanne Shaw Taylor, & JD Simo /// Blues Rock /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 7pm MATISYAHU /// Reggae/ HipHop /// The AMP St. Augustine (Backyard Stage) /// Show: 7pm

POST MALONE w/ Swae Lee, & Tyla Yaweh /// Rap /// Veteran’s FRI Memorial Arena /// Show: 8pm TGTG w/ Jean Street Sound /// Indie Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm WE ARE MESSENGERS We The Kingdom, & Joyce Im Bartholoew /// Christian Indie Rock /// Murray Hill Theatre /// Show: 7pm JULIAN MARLEY w/ The Uprising /// Reggae /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm HIRIE w/ RDGLDGRN, & Kash’d Out /// Reggae /// Surfer The Bar /// Show: 8pm CLINT BLACK /// Country /// Thrasher-Horne Center for the Arts /// Show: 8pm

BASTILLE /// Indie Pop /// Daily’s Place /// Show: 7:30pm SAT ETERNAL ODYSSEY w/ Mind of Fury, & Silent Running /// Metal/ Rock /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 7:30pm METALLICA (TRIBUTE) MEDAL MILITIA w/ Ghost Tribute, Ozzy Osborne Tribute /// Rock Covers /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm SQUIRREL NUT ZIPPERS /// Jazz /// Prohibition Kitchen St. Aug /// Show: 7:30pm

STEVE HOFSTETTER /// Comedy /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 7pm w/ SUN THE GRAY HAVENS iamsleepless, Ylios /// Indie Rock /// Murray Hill Theatre /// Show: 7pm WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE /// Country /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 7:30pm MON ► Oct 28 — No Shows TUE ► Oct 29 — No Shows

ROOTS OF A REBELLION w/ Cloud9 Vibes, & The Head Cheese WED/// Reggae /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 7pm

EXMAG /// Downtempo/ EDM/ Soul /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: THU9pm DEAD SCROLLS w/ Cortege’. & Thunderclap /// Halloween Doom Metal /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY /// Smooth Jazz /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm

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POTTY MOUTH w/ Gutless, & Heat Rash /// Riot Grrrl/ Punk /// The Atlantic /// Show: 10pm WHALE FERAL w/ Oxford Noland, & Thirsty Fish /// Jam Rock /// High Dive /// Show: 9:30pm PROPAGANJAH w/ DJ C-Lioness, & Humans in Disguise /// Reggae /// O’Malley’s Alley /// Show: 10pm THE WALKERS w/ Causa, Harbour Drive, & Penny’s Lookout /// Alt Rock/ Garage Punk/ Art /// High Dive /// Show: 10pm DROWNING POOL w/ M99, Magnolia Haven, & Broken Silence /// Alt Metal/ Nu Metal /// Raw Hyde Live /// Show: 7pm TORCHE w/ Horsewhip /// Stoner Rock /// The Atlantic /// Show: 9pm THE ALMAS w/ Straying Anchors /// Rock /// Hardback Cafe /// GROUNDHOD DAY w/ Scorpia, & Flowan /// Emo/ Inide/ Punk /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 9pm MESSER w/ Koup d’e Tat, Apex, & Sunflower Dead /// Rock /// High Dive /// Show: 8:30 MADI CARR w/ Trevor Griffin, & Arrow Thru The Heart /// Folk Rock /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 9pm ALEX WILLIAMS w/ JR Ward, & Austin Hunter /// Alt Country /// Show: 8:30pm HOT FUSS (The Killers Tribute) w/ Dookie (Green Day Tribute) /// Alt Rock/ Punk /// High Dive /// Show: 10pm THOU w/ Blackwater, Holylight, & Big Brave /// Experimental Doom /// The Atlantic /// Show: 9pm (S)LAUGHTERHOUSE COMEDY /// Variety & Sketch Comedy /// High Dive /// Show: 7:30pm NOIR /// Burlesque /// High Dive /// Show: 11:30pm SUN ► Sep 29 — No Shows MON ► Sep 30 — No Shows

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HELADO NEGRO /// Experimental Folk/Electronic /// The Atlantic /// WED Show: 9pm

THE SPONGES w/ Delli Loope, & Gonzo /// EMD/ Funk /// The THU Atlantic /// Show: 10pm THROUGH THE ROOTS w/ Pacific Dub /// Reggae /// High Dive /// Show: 8:30pm

THE SUPERVILLAINS w/ Not Your Hero, The Bitters, & Xenogenesis FRI /// Reggae Rock /// High Dive /// Show: 8:30 SAT ► Oct 12 — No Shows

AL1CE w/ Sangs, Automatik Fit, & Idylwild /// Art Rock/ Electronica/ SAT World /// Hardback Cafe /// Show 8pm ADELITAS WAY w/ The Black Moods, & Blacklite District /// Heavy Rock /// Raw Hyde Live /// Show: 6:30pm

B BOYS w/ Post Teens /// Punk (Brooklyn) /// The Atlantic /// FRI Show: 9pm UNIDENTIFIED w/ Crack Street Boys /// Identified as Rock/ Blues/ Punk/ Metal /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 9pm DR. FËËLDIRTY (Motley Crue Tribute) w/ Parker Road, & Heavy Pedal /// Hair Metal /// High Dive /// Show: 9:30pm

THE SAVANTS OF SOUL w/ Locochino /// Classic Soul/ R&B SAT /// The Atlantic /// Show: 9pm SALLY B’S NOOBIE REVUE /// Burlesque Performance /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 9pm DENUM JONES w/ Long Cut /// Hip-Hop /// Raw Hyde Live /// Show: 7pm MIKE BUSEY /// Weird Sh!t /// Raw Hyde Live /// Show: 10pm

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THE SOUL REBELS /// New Orleans Jazz /// High Dive /// WED Show: 9pm

HORSEWHIP w/ Colonial Wound CBT, & Vorn /// Hardcore/ Punk / THU // The Atlantic /// Show: 9pm

VETNOUGH w/ Off Day, & Dogear /// Indie Rock /// Hardback Cafe FRI /// Show: 9pm

JUAN WAUTERS w/Las Nubes (MIA) /// Indie/ World Music /// SAT The Atlantic /// Show: 9pm SUN ► Oct 20 — No Shows MON ► Oct 21 — No Shows TUE ► Oct 22 — No Shows

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THE SWELL FELLAS w/ Static Haze, & Vena Kava /// Psych Rock MON /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 9pm DEAD FLOWERS CIRCUS SIDESHOW /// Queer Variety Troupe /// High Dive /// Show: 8pm RED CITY RADIO w/ Rockhill, & Articles /// Punk Rock /// Loosey’s /// Show: 8pm TUE ► Oct 8 — No Shows WED ► Oct 9 — No Shows

MIKE LLERENA & THE NERVE w/ Jay Rogue & The Stooges, THU & Southpaw /// Punk/Folk /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 9pm SOOZA w/ Seaplanes, & Sidecreek /// Brass Band/Rock/Pop /// High Dive /// Show: 8:30pm

WED ► Oct 23 — No Shows

PISS TEST w/ Sudakas, & Gris Gris Boys /// Punk /// Hardback Cafe / THU // Show: 9pm JARED & THE MILL w/ The 502s /// Folk Rock/ Indie /// High Dive /// Show: 9pm

JAMIE KENNEDY /// Stand Up Comedy / Rap /// High Dive /// FRI Show: 8pm

JACUZZI BOYS w/ Curleys, & Golden Pelicans /// Garage Rock/ SAT Surf /// The Atlantic /// Show: 9pm WHITE REAPER w/ The Nude Party, & Wombo /// Garage Punk /// High Dive /// Show: 8:30pm OCALAWEEN SPOOKTACULAR /// Spooky /// Omalleys Alley /// Show: 8pm

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INTERVIEW

Mitch Foster, Founder, Shows I Go To (SIGT) — It’s been great to watch SuicideGirls.com grow as a brand and touring now (BlackheartBurlesque.com) where you’re able to get in fan’s faces and meet people. It’s such a cool idea. How did you come up with the idea of the “Blackheart Burlesque Tour”?

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SuicideGirls Founder

Missy, Founder, SuicideGirls (SG) — We did a burlesque tour from 2003-2007 and it was more punk rock, free form, and fun. It really embodied the punk rock spirit. It was amazing — the girls toured Australia and hit Reading & Leeds Festivals in England and opened for Guns N’ Roses and Courtney Love. It was a really fun time. In the years we took time off, the Burlesque world had really upped its game. We knew we had to do something more innovative than our whipped cream punk rock burlesque. SIGT: It’s so rad to start out doing something you really love and it might only be just for you and it grows into something beautiful. When you started SuicideGirls, what part of it was just for you?

UPCOMING SHOWS:

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(w/ meet & greet) On the GIVEAWAYS page!

SG: It was a leap of faith project. I created it because I wanted to be able to use it. I wanted to believe that the girls I knew were the most beautiful girls in the world and that other people would appreciate them if I put them out there. It was entirely for me at first. I thought it would be popular in Portland, maybe Seattle. People agree that girls with piercings and tattoos and have unique outlooks on life that don’t want to “fit in,” and girls who are uniquely beautiful are appreciated and there IS an audience for them. People really connected with our community. They needed a place where they could be appreciated for themselves. People from all over the world had a common experience. SIGT: That’s beautiful. Starting something can be very lonely at first. You think that you’re alone then all of the sudden you start getting these surprises, where you find all these people, in your case around the world, where they do connect and they do feel the same things. SG: The best part of starting Suicide Girls and the Burlesque tour is being able to make a difference in people’s lives and to have it really mean something to people. SIGT: It can save lives, too! My little thing saved my life. And I’m sure some of the people you’ve connected with, maybe even yourself, it’s saved their lives. SG: Yeah! I have women from around the world that have emailed me and said they never felt beautiful until they saw a girl that looked similar to them on SuicideGirls.com. Photos by Lindsey Bondinell /// @lind_say_bond

THE MAINE

Photos from Sad Summer Festival /// Orlando, FL /// Photos by Liz “Ebay” Bates /// instagram.com/lizbatesphotography UPCOMING SHOWS -- Oct 25 @ The Orpheum (Tampa) /// Oct 26 @ House of Blues (Orlando) /// Oct 27 @ Culture Room (Ft. Lauderdale)

WIN TICKETS ON OUR GIVEAWAY PAGE /// THE MAINE OCT 25 @THE ORPHEUM TPA

Yes, educational YouTube videos, TED Talks, inspirational IGTV posts and anything like them are great, and they should be exploited. But even in this hectic day and age, there’s still nothing like taking time out of your completely nuts schedule of touring, doing interviews, practicing, selling merchandise, and answering questions on social media to READ. After all, this is your career, and if you really want success, you have no choice but to be open-minded and educate yourself. Here are a few book titles that can get you started--

RON RON GRANT///@bald_black_bookworm GRANT///@bald_black_bookworm

3 BOOKS THAT WILL GET YOUR INDIE MUSIC CAREER GOING An indie artist has pretty much everything at their disposal these days to gain attention, get people listening to their music, and build a solid career. Social media has democratized music in a way like never before, where artists can put out small snippets of videos and songs, sell products, make beats, and even promote their own shows. YouTube has made it so that any artist of any genre and any agecan make and post video content of their own music. Even Twitch allows for artists to create a community around gaming and the things they love. So, truth be told, there aren’t any excuses for artists to not work hard making the music they love and building a career out of it.

The Indie Band Survival Guide by Randy Chertkow and Jason Feehan

But in the midst of using all of these tools, an artist needs a strategy. A plan of attack. A way of becoming noticed in a world where music, art and entertainment are so many more things than they used to be. Besides, the average consumer gets flooded with messages and advertisements about what entertainment they should spend their hard-earned moolah on. And, let’s face it — if you’re an indie artist trying to make it all by yourself, you don’t stand much of a chance against the entertainment behemoths that are both merging and popping up every day. So, what’s an independent artist like you to do? Well, for starters, you need to educate yourself. What better way to get started than by reading?

The Art of Asking by Amanda Palmer

All You Need to Know About the Music Business by Donald Passman 48

Russian Circles – Blood Year

Without a word, Blood Year succeeds fantastically at being an evocatively visual listen; tidal waves, distant sirens, a forest fire… you pick the sounds as it plays, and enjoy the scene as it unfolds between your ears. Masters of the atmospheric chug, princes of cinematic doom, like tectonic plates or the risen dead, Russian Circles march on in the Blood Year. FFO — Pelican, This Will Destroy You, Mogwai

TOOL – Fear Inoculum

Perhaps the best praise this album can receive is that it made me get Tool more than I ever had previously. It’s incredibly well realized in an era where being enigmatic is so often a cop-out for quality. The album retains every thumping, post-industrial, psycho-mystic hallmark the esoteric outfit is known (and loved) for. For technical prowess and quality of art alone, the ten track opus amounts to essential listening for any fan of metal in 2019. FFO — Deftones, A Perfect Circle, The Mars Volta, TOOL

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ALBUM REVIEWS

Ceremony – In the Spirit World Now Thirteen years post Violence Violence, genre-hopping punks Ceremony cut a very different shape; it’s smooth and hip, flamboyant and catchy, and despite piles of oblique pining by aging punks, it’s fucking good. This time they take us on a decidedly dancey jaunt (just over 30 minutes) through smart, bass-driven new wave, undercut with lyrical wit and clever pop-haunted synth. Spirit World is a statement which warrants listening – and that statement is that Ceremony isn’t an endpoint, but an evolution. FFO — Joy Division, Fugazi, & New Order

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BY PERRY GOLDMAN Reviewing Daniel Meron’s new album, ‘Embracing Wild’, comes as a pleasant surprise. Mitch had been in NYC and caught Dan and the band’s set at Mezzrow Jazz Club. The band made quite an impression on Mitch. After listening to this newly released album, they have on me as well. ‘Embracing Wild’ is intellectual, stimulating, and soothing all at once. I suspect for many of you S.I.G.T. readers, this CD will be somewhat of a departure from what you might typically gravitate to in your playlists. However, I am confident you will be very pleased to have discovered this wonderful endeavor by Meron and Company. You will likely hit replay over and over. danielmeron.com

Perry Goldman is a musician/ drummer/singer. Over 50 yrs 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. 58

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Zap Dragon – Attacks At 4 songs and 14 minutes, local indie-crooners Zap Dragon cut a promising and catchy-as-hell appetizer of raucous garage-rock ditties with Attacks.

With this group’s obvious love of world music, they incorporate deep, infectious African and Latin rhythmic elements. What is at first very obvious in this collection of tracks is the high quality of the collective musicianship memorialized in this lush and successful collaboration. Each musician brings a clear intensity to the project that just works so well. Meron’s piano chops are stellar and there is a satisfying depth any Jazz enthusiast will enjoy. There is a complexity in the music that evokes the stylings of iconic Jazz pianists like McCoy Tyner and Jazz/Latin pianist/composer Chic Corea. Most noteworthy are the silky vocals of Keren-Or Tayar. Her beautiful voice tones soar above the instrumentation yet also integrate seamlessly within the arrangements. On “Darkness and Light,” Keren shares with us lyrics in Hebrew (a very cool surprise). Her airy melody, the time signature, and rhythm transport us to another time and place that’s both exotic and mysterious.

Sounding like equal parts Reinventing Axl Rose and The Mountain Goats, the album is fraught, but unvaryingly poppy. The hop from dreamy, almost folky “Make it Seem” to the gravel-throated “Coming or Going” is jarring, but it paints an appropriate portrait of a band who is best understood as a lark (or maybe not intended to be understood at all). Surfy undertones and nostalgic folkpunk hooks delivered straight from the early-aughts flesh out Zap’s character on the unapologetically brief, but lively EP. “Cannonball” feels every bit like careening through a cartoonishly cloudy sky, and “Lemon Flavored Water” is a strangely welcome, wonderfully psychedelic ballad which builds into something that just might make you swoon. At its best, Attacks is just plain fun, with an apparent focus on the experience over “art” which, frankly, describes the soul of music itself. At its worst, it doesn’t achieve much more than being a chaotically toe-tapping 15 minutes. If you like this — Against Me!, Woolly Bushmen, FIDLAR — you’ll like this. LISTEN zapdragon.bandcamp.com Video https://www.youtube.com/

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ARIES: This will be a very social and

romantic month for you, Aries. You will find that your social abilities increase in exciting ways, especially around the 7th. This is because the ruler of your horoscope, Mars, has his solstice during this time and it will highly impact you (in lovely ways!) Do keep in mind that you should take extra good care of yourself up until the 23rd. Consider detoxing! You have very exciting things ahead and your body needs to be in optimal condition. On the 13th, the Full Moon falls in your zodiac sign. This should be a great money day for you. Towards the end of the month you may find that you are super busy in your career. This will be a wonderful thing, as you are entering the beginning of your yearly career peak. Allow Scorpio season to keep you driven and motivated! Circle the 24th in your calendar as it should be a particularly good career day.

TAURUS : Health and career will go great

for you the first half of this month, Taurus. It is likely you’ve been working on improving your health routine. This has been causing you to excel at work and it feels great. This month, your love planet finally goes direct (it has been in retrograde for months!) This doesn’t necessarily mean you will find new love this month but it does mean you will gain clarity around what it is you want in a relationship and who you want to be in one. If you are already in a relationship, expect to gain new perspectives that will be very helpful in growing your partnership. On the 23rd, the Sun enters your 7th house which ignites your yearly social peak! This will be a fascinating social peak, as you are likely to find yourself forming entrepreneurial ideas with friends and perhaps even beginning a side hustle with someone you get along with. Go with it! The season of Scorpio is highly supportive of this. The 15th and 16th should be particularly great days for you this month.

AQUARIUS: This is a huge career month

for you, Aquarius. Many of your career houses move into powerful placements, advancing and enhancing your career endeavors. This month actually initiates a yearly career peak for you. Expect things to really kick off around the 8th. You should find that family and friends will be very supportive at this time, which is not always the case when you get consumed by work. This bodes well for you. After the 23rd, take time to focus on health and relationships. You may clash views with someone close to you, but this won’t last long if you take the time to slow down and

communicate with those around you.

PISCES: This month is a total glow up for

you, Pisces. Health has improved tremendously from last month and you are in the process of recreating yourself. Personal growth and transformation are big themes for you this month. Now is a great time to get into some new spiritual practices. Release what is no longer serving you! You know what it is. Focus on spending time and sharing joy with others and your finances will increase. Surprises are around the corner. The 12th and 13th will be particularly good days for money. Romance is also in your favor this month. The 28th and 29th are specifically good days for that! Go with the flow (like you’re ever so good at) and focus on yourself this month, Pisces. You will be rewarded for it.

GEMINI: This is meant to be a very fun

month for you, Gemini, but you must allow the fun. You are great at socializing and you are also a very hard worker, which is admirable. However, you may harm yourself and your relationships if you obsess too hard over work the beginning of this month. It is time to take a break from personal desires and indulge in the presence of others around you. This will have a great impact on your mental and physical health, but again, you must allow it to happen! From the 23rd onward, work will pick back up and you should find that you have many more creative ideas since taking a break to simply enjoy life for what it is right now. You are about to enter a yearly peak in love and work, so allow yourself to have some free time to enjoy this month.

CANCER: It’s time to put your day to day

work routine on hold this month, Cancer. This is necessary in re-creating the life you truly desire. Focus on family more than anything else this month. You will learn a lot from them and this will help personally excel you in the months and years to come. Instead of putting your head down and working in the days, get creative at night. Scorpio season particularly encourages this. After the 23rd, take time at night to visualize what it is you really want from life. Now is the time to get creative and re-create your life from a place of inspiration and true desire. The 30th and 31st should be particularly good career days for you.

LEO: It is time to shift from career focus to family focus

this month Leo, especially after the 23rd. Everything should become more personal this month (in a

good way!) You have had a great year in career and not much is going to change in that aspect the rest of this year. That is why now is the time to focus on family and self. Shift your focus from financial goals and set your focus on personal goals. Think about what you want for yourself and your family. Visualize it and take note of how you feel when you picture it in your mind. If you can work on manifesting these things, they should easily unfold in the beginning of next year. Your love planet is currently in retrograde so whether you are single or in a relationship, not much is happening. Don’t try to make any big decisions in love right now. Get extra rest on the 23rd, as the 22nd should be a very exciting, yet tiring day!

VIRGO: Your focus should be on

finances above all else this month, Virgo. There are many different avenues that can lead to extra income this month, but you must be focused and on the lookout. Expect money to come from unexpected places. The 11th through the 13th should be particularly good money days for you. Emotional wellness should also be a core focus for you this month. It is time to take a break from overworking yourself and really get back into a place of feeling centered and whole. Love is harmonious this month. Practice communication skills! Particularly in the workplace.

LIBRA: October is going to be one of

the greatest months of 2019 for you, Libra. You are currently in a personal yearly peak and things should feel really good. You will find your friends are more supportive than usual. This is a great month to splurge on yourself. A new relationship to finance will present itself to you and this is big! You are entering a whole new relationship with money. Mercury enters your money house on the 3rd of this month, initiating this enhanced relationship. Finances will be particularly great on the 21st through the 24th. Love will also be very good for you this month but it is important to remember that doesn’t always mean romantic relationships. You are a lover of many things in life, Libra. Allow love to come to you this month in numerous forms. It is important you do not go seeking it. Allow all good things to come to you these next few weeks.

SCORPIO: This is going to be a very

pleasant month for you, Scorpio. You will find that your self confidence is close to an all time high (it will get even higher next month!) and you find that

you are comfortable setting boundaries in your life. This month is a power move for you. Your finances look good for the month ahead and with Venus entering your sign, you will be glowing all month long. Your biggest theme this month is spirituality. You will find that you are thinking a lot more about career than usual this month and it is likely you will feel the calling to pursue a spiritual path. If you can understand that your current career is simply just to follow your spiritual path, you will create wonders for yourself this month. You love the witchiness of the season. The 19th and 20th should be particularly great days for you. Embrace it and live it.

SAGITTARIUS: This month is all about

friendship and personal growth, Sagittarius. Your main area of focus has to be on yourself and the friendships that help you grow. On the 3rd of this month, your spiritual house goes direct, leading you to have a big month of realizations and breakthroughs. But you need to tap into it! Focus on growing as a person and allowing your greatest friendships to hold you up during this time. If you allow yourself to dig deep and explore your emotions, your career and external world will follow along. Pay attention to your dreams this month! They will be highly intuitive. Pay super close attention to what you find yourself thinking about on the 2nd through the 4th. As far as finances go, don’t sweat it. They are improving even if it doesn’t feel like. You don’t have time to worry about those this month! Be smart with your money but focus on yourself.

CAPRICORN: Get ready for chaos but success,

Capricorn. You are in the midst of a yearly career peak which is fabulous, but you’re really going to be feeling the demands of work this month. This is something you actually live for, as you love to work for your status. Your close loved ones are likely to be very supportive at this time as they know your hard work pays off. Be sure to block off time to really take care of yourself this month. Maybe that means getting a massage or taking a nap, maybe it means going out to dinner with your partner or friends. Whatever lights you up! After the 23rd of the month, things will begin to shift and you will find yourself feeling much more social. Interestingly enough, you will attract a lot of spiritual people into your life this month. Listen to what they have to say, they have messages for you during this busy time!

Rachael Welsh /// @lifecoachrachael Resident astrologer and life coach at innerglowcircle.com

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ROXIE

11 ½ Years Old

Roxie was originally a PRBJ dog and adopted when she was a puppy. Nine years later, we got a call that she was turned into a high kill shelter. The owner had told the shelter to euthanize her and that she did not care. Thankfully, because of microchip technology, the shelter called us right away and we rushed to pick her up. Roxie would be great in a house with someone who is more mature in age so she can relax, take long naps, and watch tv. She walks well on a leash and takes it slow. If you are interested in Roxie to either foster or adopt please fill out an online application for this sweet senior girl at PetRescueByJudy.com

AMORA 3 ½ Years Old

Amora was surrendered with her 10 puppies. We feel Amora did not get the best start in life. For the past year and a half that Amora has been with us she has blossomed into a friendly and well-adjusted pup. She is fearful of men at first; it took her extra time to warm up with our male staff. Her pretty red coloring glistens when she is in the sunshine. Amora is here patiently waiting, but gets overlooked because she doesn’t seem to like other pets. If you’re seeking a lovable dog to protect and grow old with, please submit an application at PetRescueByJudy.com

CINNAMON 4 Years Old Since 1992, Pet Rescue By Judy, a non-profit 501(c)3 “NO KILL” organization, has been dedicated to Rescuing, R e h a b i l i t a t i o n , ResSocializing, and Rehoming companion animals. VISIT 401 South Laurel Ave, Sanford, FL 32771 CALL (407) 302-4497 PETRESCUEBYJUDY.COM

Cinnamon and her family of 4 babies were rescued from a kill shelter where they would have euthanized this healthy family. Cinnamon is definitely one of the staff favorites here at the facility. This gentle girl has a very calm, quiet demeanor and loves nothing more than to take naps and cuddles. Since her puppies have all been adopted, Cinnamon has been able to relax and let her sweet personality shine. She is crate trained and very well behaved. If you would like to take Cinnamon into your home and your heart, please submit an application!

ORLANDO Where to eat and where to drink — 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. Drink: Mega Mix Can or wine. Sweets: Nutella Cannoli 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! Dandelion Communitea Cafe (Vegan) 618 N Thornton Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 362-1864 SIGT Pick: Giddyup Wrap ($6 on Monday) w/ both spring mix & quinoa and 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 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 5 each day and vegan options) The Jamey Fox — A Frosty Irish Coffee w/ Jameson & Foxtail Cold Brew! Sweet Deal: Happy Hour goes till 8pm E-v-e-r-y D-a-y! 58

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 Beer, Wine, & Cigars 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 Sushi Café 7550 University Blvd, Winter Park, FL 32792 (407) 960-5722 Get reallllly high and order the AYCE Menu! Note: If you DON’T finish something you order, you will get charged. Dexter’s New Standard 1035 N Orlando Ave, Ste 101, Winter Park, Florida 32789 (Coming soon) (407) 629-1150 Have you ever heard of City Winery? Once I saw Justin Townes Earl 20 feet from me while I ate dinner and shared a bottle of wine with my sister in NYC. I’ll never forget the experience. Dexter’s New Standard is the City Winery of ORL. Get ready! Where to get hairs cut— Nina at Standard 2545 Industrial Blvd, Orlando, FL 32804 Available: Tues - Sat. Call/ text for appt — (586) 6106044 Or Ensor at Standard Available: Tues - Sat. Call/ text for appt — (407) 7203995 Marc at Floyd’s 99 Barbershop (Orange Ave.) 3150 S Orange Ave #107, Orlando, FL 32806 Call for appt — (407) 6015960

CERTIFIED CLASSIFIEDS Where to get your car fixed — 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 couldn’t walk. Lana cured by 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 Monday 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 for 1 Free Class)

Where to get your computer cleaned up — Tim Can Fix It 2422a E Robinson St, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 867-2083 If you don’t take it to Tim, you’ll be saying “I shoulda taken it to Tim!” He fixes everything from keyboards to motherboards — Mac & PC. (SIGT Coupon for 20% Any Cleanup Service, Speed Upgrade, or Repair) Where to get tattooed— Old FL 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 ??) 640 N Hillside Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 613-5772 Lowbrow Tattoo — Rick Aggro 634 E Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32803 (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 Walk down to M Lounge (rooftop) for drinks & Better Than Sex for dessert. (SIGT Rate: Mention code “L-SIGT” for $20 Off per night) Band Stuff — Where to get flyers designed Von Skull Media billy@vonskullmedia.com (50% Off Poster & Flyer Design)

Where to get Custom Bass Drum Heads printed 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 3 weeks to get them, but they are very reasonably priced and high quality. ST. PETE Where to eat and where to drink — 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 OCALA Where to eat — Taco ‘N Madre 80 N Pine Ave, Ocala, FL 34475 (352) 671-5277 SIGT Pick: The King Burrito (Pollo/Chicken) Royal Orchid 3131 SW College Rd #206, Ocala, FL 34474 (352) 237-4949 SIGT Pick: Chicken Pad

Thai (might be the best in the world) and Pineapple Fried Rice

and went back in and chugged two millers. SIGT Pick: Smiley Fries

The Mojo Grill 2015 SW 17th St, Ocala, FL 34471 (352) 369-6656 SIGT Pick: The Crazy Cuban w/ a side of Mojo Sauce Side: Fried Pickles and Cajun Waffle Fries

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!

Fat Boys BBQ 4132 E Silver Springs Blvd, Ocala, FL 34470 (352) 236-3271 SIGT Pick: Jumbo Pulled Pork on Garlic Bread (... when in Ocala) Side: Corn Nuggets O’Malleys Alley 24 SE Magnolia Ext, Ocala, FL 34471 (352) 690-2262 Our Favorite Dive Bar SIGT Pick: Newcastle Bottle, Jameson shot, and occasional regret Get a turkey sandwich with cheddar if you’re drunk. Charlie Horse Restaurant 2426 E Silver Springs Blvd, Ocala, FL 34470 (352) 622-4050 When Mitch turned 21 he drank a 4-horseman shot, puked on a Mercedes,

L E G U M I N AT I (

)

2401 Curry Ford Rd,

Orlando, FL 32806 (407) 930-7308

SIGT Pick: OG Crunch

Wrap. Perfect the way it

comes (like you).

Drink: Pale Ale (or Foxtail is

in the same room).

Where to stay — The Hilton Ocala 3600 SW 36th Ave, Ocala, FL 34474 (352) 854-1400 It’s not as pricey as it sounds. There’s a secret bar on the 9th floor. On Friday/Saturday there are free house-drawn carriage rides (Mitch used to work here)

SA R B E Z !

Mike Elliott’s House Anyone can stay here if you buy Mike a bottle or have a Star Wars Tattoo. Call him (352) 2866554 — Ask him about when he used to be an Abercrombie & Fitch Model.

2411 Curry Ford Rd ste B, Orlando, FL

Updated every month with new places I go to.

115 Anastasia Blvd, St. Augustine, FL 32080 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

TAMALE CO 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!