SIGT MAG /// Issue #02 by SIGT Magazine

INTERACTIVE MAGAZINE

WHAT’S YOUR STYLE KAH-LO INTERVIEW BY EVAN TAYLOR JONES

SHOWS /// TPA - OCT/NOV SHOW CALENDAR - TAMPA///ST. PETE

DRUMS FROM ABOVE BY DAVID NOVIN

SHOWS /// JAX - OCT/NOV SHOW CALENDAR - JACKSONVILLE///ST. AUGUSTINE

SEEING DOUBLE BY CAROLYN DENTZ

SHOWS /// GVL - OCT/NOV SHOW CALENDAR - GAINESVILLE///OCALA

FESTS I GO TO BY SPENCER STORCH

GIVEAWAYS /// WIN TIX!

SIGT PHOTOS BY MULTIPLE PHOTOGRAPHERS

ALBUM REVIEWS BY RAVEN BRAJDIC

THE FLYIN FOTOG BY MATTHEW WRIGHT

LOCAL LOVE LOCAL ALBUM REVIEWS BY EVAN CHABOT

THE CENTER ORLANDO INTERVIEW BY MITCH FOSTER

BASE ORLANDO BY EVAN CHABOT & JEFF NICKEL

TICKETMASTER TIPS BY RANDY COOK

LOCAL NATIVES PHOTOS BY AMANDA LAFERRIERE

KING CRIMSON INTERVIEW BY JOSHUA JAUZ

PERRY’S DIDDLES ALBUM REVIEW BY PERRY GOLDMAN

DRINK OF THE MONTH BY BRIAN “SKINNY” AUSTIN

SIGT ART BY KAYLA WALKENSHAW

BREWS I GO TO BREWERY & EVENTS LISTING

GLOWSCOPES LIFE & BIZ HOROSCOPES FOR THE FEMALE ENTREPRENEUR

SKATE PARKS FEATURING ORLANDO ROLLER DERBY

PLACES I GO TO LOCAL TRAVEL GUIDES, TIPS, AND HIDDEN GEMS

HULAWEEN INTERVIEW WITH TALENT BUYER, MICHAEL BERG

F YEAH DEALS! SIGT EXCLUSIVE LOCAL BUSINESS DISCOUNTS & COUPONS

BY RACHAEL WELSH

CENTERFOLD BY DOUGLASS DRESHER SHOWS /// ORL - OCT SHOW CALENDAR - ORLANDO///DAYTONA SHOWS /// ORL - NOV SHOW CALENDAR - ORLANDO///DAYTONA

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Our launch party was such a success! Free drinks, Free BBQ, Free Show, and a ton of our friends, under the downtown moon. So humbled to be a part of this community with you. Infinite thanks to these wonderful people who helped make it happen — Evan Chabot, Hannah Wistort, Spencer Storch, Kristin James, Raven Brajdic, Karen Wall, Roger Painter, Jakum Barlaleau, Megan Malsom, and Marshal Rones for the venue idea. Huge thanks to our host, Lizzy McCormack’s Irish Pub, and the incredible artists — Evan Taylor Jones, Wolf-Face, Johnny Knuckles, Chase Shelleé, U.F.O. (Dizzlephunk + Joe Capati), Heather Shaw, & Big Tim Murphy. Tremendous thanks to our friends for fueling us — Pabst Blue Ribbon, Jameson Irish Whiskey, Tito’s Handmade Vodka, White Claw Hard Seltzer, Topo Chico Mineral Water, and Red Bull Energy. Shout out to @FollowtheSmoke Memphis BBQ for feeding us, @WallsofPhoHoa for creating live art, and Jester @mystagerental for sound/lighting. Special thanks to Richard The Adequate for bringing literal magic. Most importantly, thank YOU for your support. We’re glad to be here and plan to stay. Please spread the word! Cheers!

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CONTRIBUTORS What’s Your Style — Evan Taylor Jones evan@showsigoto.com /// @evantaylorjones King Crimson Interview — Joshua Jauz josh@showsigoto.com /// @joshjauz Fests I Go To — Spencer Storch spencer@showsigoto.com /// @swstorch Glowscopes — Rachael Welsh rachael@showsigoto.com /// @lifecoachrachael Ticketmaster Tips — Randy Cook randy@showsigoto.com /// @horns_raised Album Reviews — Raven Brajdic raven@showsigoto.com /// @ravenbrajdic Local Love & BASE Orlando — Evan Chabot evanchabot@showsigoto.com Perry’s Diddles Album Review — Perry Goldman perry@showsigoto.com SIGT Art Piece — Canada (Kayla) canadab4stattoos@gmail.com /// @canada_tattoos

Fashion is indeed a language; a conversation starter and piece, a message and a statement. The beauty of this is that as time has gone on, we’ve been fortunate to have the privilege of caring less about what we say with our outfits, disregarding the obvious hurtful words on a t-shirt or the accidental nudity that makes everyone wish you stayed in bed with those 10 year old small pajamas - two very obviously unfashionable statements. Moreover, through these words spoken through clothing, if we stop and actually look at and think about how someone is dressed, often times we can get a glimpse of how the initial conversation will go, what the person likes brand wise (thus fashion wise) and what they do for a career or hobby.

KAH-LO

Kah-Lo’s style is one that will continue to inspire the future of fashion in America and the world forever — ‘90s RnB street style meets a voguish and chīc blend of comfort and cool class. From her 2017 debut solo single “Fasta,” to her GRAMMY-nominated and chart topping smash “Rinse & Repeat” with producer Riton to the 2018 streaming hit “Fake I.D.” (and over two million tags on TikTok), KAH-LO IS TAKING THE WORLD BY STORM as the biggest female Nigerian artist on Spotify.

Music has played a huge part in Kah-Lo’s life. Born Faridah Demola-Seriki in Lagos, Nigeria, as a child, her father and uncle would play various ‘80s & ‘90s pop and hip-hop records around her home. Artists such as Slick Rick, M.I.A, Rihanna, Madonna, and Kanye West have all influenced her musical direction as well as her unique sense of style, topped off with her long flowing signature green hair. Beginning her musical journey straight out of university after making the brave decision to move from Nigeria to the U.S., she decided it was all or nothing and started taking crucial steps into the development of her fearless brand. Fast forward to 2019, Kah-Lo has amassed over 250 million combined streams, made the Shazam ‘Next To Know’ selection, was nominated for ‘Best International Artist’ at the Nigerian Entertainment Awards, featured on Selena Gomez’s remix of “Back To You,” was a surprise guest during Idris Elba’s Coachella set on their track “Ballie,” featured on Diplo’s track “Give Dem,” and collaborated with The Knocks on “Awa Ni.” Currently putting the final touches on a new solo single and working on her first solo fulllength release, Kah-Lo looks set to dominate throughout 2020. VISIT — kahlomusic.com // @thatkahlo Give and Give Thanks,

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JEREMY SALKEN /// @JEWUNIT /// BIG GIGANTIC /// Shot at — The Drums From Above Studio in Denver, Colorado N E X T F L O R I D A G I G — O K E E C H O B E E M U S I C F E S T I VA L / / / M A R C H 5 - 8 , 2 0 2 0

GEAR BREAKDOWN DRUMS ►TAMA Silverstar Mirage - Crystal Ice SNARE ►6.5×14” TOM ► 8×12” TOM ► 7×10” SNARE 2 ► 5×12” Brass FLOOR TOM ► 14×16” BASS DRUM ► 16×22”

CYMBALS ► AA MEINL HI-HATS ► 14” Byzance Vintage Sand Hat CRASH ► 18” Byzance Vintage Trash Crash CRASH 2 ► 18” Byzance Traditional Medium Thin Crash CRASH 3 ► 20” Byzance Traditional Medium Crash SPLASH ► 12” Classics Custom Trash Splash STACK ► 18” Byzance Vintage Trash Crash w/ 12/14” Generation X X-treme Stack on top STICKS ► Vic Firth 5B (wood-tip) HARDWARE ►Tama Snare Stand, Tama Tom Stands, Tama Cymbal Stands

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

Photo by Chad Pearce /// @chadapearce

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Vampire Weekend When I shoot a show there are always challenges that need to be worked around. Shooting Vampire weekend was no different. It was the first show that I was shooting with my new camera. (I upgraded my Nikon D610 to a D850!) I was finding that my D610 sorta took a shit in low-light stage lighting so I needed something with higher quality pictures when shooting in an ISO over 5000. I shoot in the multiple exposure mode — I shoot one image and then the next image that I shoot is combined with the first. It happens live, never in post. I don’t think it’s totally cheating to do it in post, but I don’t consider merging photographs in photoshop as “double exposed,” that to me is just digital art or whatever. There is something about the process of shooting the first and then lining up the shot with the intention of those two specific shots being meant for each other. It’s challenging and more fun to me than shooting the same shit every other nerd in the pit is shooting. It gets boring taking pictures of the lead singer or bassist looking cool. Adding that challenge to the process of shooting and the extended time it takes to get 1 merged photo makes shooting a concert exciting, hard, and the payoff is so much sweeter when you get the perfect combination. It’s the best feeling.

I realized when shooting Vampire Weekend that my new camera not only saved my double exposed image but it also saves the two individual images as well. This was pretty sweet. The ambient, unfocused bokeh shots that I like, to shooting in conjunction with a shot of the lead singer or drummer, I had never actually seen on it’s own because of my previous cameras limitations. Vampire Weekend’s lighting was cool in it’s tone so the band members skin looked void of color. But there was a lot of color on stage from their clothing, stage lighting, and like a 20-something ft globe that was the backdrop to their stage. I felt like my double exposure shots of this show were good individually, not amazing. Because my new camera saved the ambient or secondary shots — the ones shot with the intention of being merged not to stand on their own — I was able to see that work for the first time and ended up really connecting to those shots. I felt like these images needed to be valued just as much as the shots of the band. When I uploaded the images to my computer and saw them rapid firing through in preview mode I felt that these images needed to be viewed rapidly in succession. It sort of mimicked my shooting process and I feel that the photos are stronger as a collection than as individuals. Full gallery at showsigoto.com/photos Peace out fuckers. Check out — RESISDENTZ.com /// @resis_dentz /// @resis_dentz_photography

fests i go to

-with Spencer Storch

Florida Man Music Festival is back for year two and the lineup is already looking as wild as Florida Man himself! Orlando’s FM 101.9 radio station have gathered artists sitting on all sides of the alt genre spectrum. The lineup features some of our favorites — 311, Jimmy Eat World, The Revivalists, and of course, The 1975 — Friday, November 22 at Orlando Amphitheater. Last year the lineup was much thicker with shorter set times. We’ve received confirmation, no additional national artists will be added, only a local opener, and sets will be longer. Let’s take a look at the 2019 Florida Man Music Festival Lineup! THE 1975 — A leading sound when it comes to indie pop and rock, The 1975 hail from Wilmslow, Cheshire in England. Formed in 2002 while in high school, this rockin’ four-piece is a hell of a good time. Make sure you hit this set for big songs like “Somebody Else,” “It’s Not Living (If It’s Not With You),” and their newest single, “People.”

311 — These guys have been at it since 1988 and aren’t slowing down at all! Trust us when we say that the color of your energy at this set is “Amber.” Multi-platinum albums and success with nearly every turn means you can get “All Mixed Up” at this set and be a “Beautiful Disaster.” JIMMY EAT WORLD — Get stuck in “The Middle” with this killer four-piece. They are currently touring to promote their October 2019 release, ‘Surviving’ (have you seen the new video? holy shit!) Come for the new stuff and stay to hear all your old favorites! This set will definitely be “The Sweetness.” THE REVIVALISTS — A rock and soul group formed in 2007 in New Orleans, LA. Earning huge praise from Rolling Stone in 2015 as a “band you need to know,” The Revivalists have seen huge success for their work including their album, ‘Men Amongst Mountains’. Trust us, be here. Or else, you’ll “Wish You Were Here.” BARNS COURTNEY — Barns Courtney (not to be confused with Courtney Barnett) is bringing a bluesy folk fire dance party to central Florida.

MATT MAESON — You know how your parents used to keep you from listening to certain types of music so you started a heavy metal or punk band? This is the opposite of that. Matt Maeson’s parents played in Heavy Metal bands and he plays a unique brand of Country-ish Indie influenced by the OG legends — Johnny Cash, Jeff Buckley, & Kurt Cobain. SHAED — One of the biggest electro-pop songs to breach the airwaves in 2019 has been Shaed (pronounced “shade) “Trampoline.” Have a listen, you’re like already heard this something through speakers in a store. WHITE REAPER — Might be most excited about White Reaper. “Judy French” hit my ears just over two years ago and sounds perfect for November weather in Florida, drinking a Kona Big Wave. IAMFLORIDAMAN.COM

SUWANNEE ROOTS REVIVAL by Spencer Storch /// @swstorch

Let’s face it—our daily lives are a grind. Adulting isn’t easy and responsibilities take up our time. Luckily for the music community a place exists in Florida where we can clear our minds, and fill our hearts. Suwannee Roots Revival takes over the Spirit of Suwannee Music Park every year. Four nights of friends, who have become family, and some of the best ‘grass around. Music lovers come to this sacred land from all over and they can’t wait to get back. Folk rock guitarist Ralph Roddenbery sums up this feeling perfectly during his performance of his tune “This Very Day” with Donna the Buffalo on Sunday night:

“The city takes it from me, but the Suwannee gives it back.” I arrive back “home” again to the Spirit of Suwannee late Thursday afternoon. I am excited to spend four nights with my festival family! Camp is already set up on Spirit Lake and my friends have saved me a great spot facing the water. My friends shared their love with Suwannee, getting married the weekend before. He sings his vows of love by the water, promising her “Time could never steal our kind of love. I know that forever won’t be long enough.” Our homestead has an awesome hangout spot by the water, multiple kitchens, a great big circle of chairs around the “fire,” as well as stimulating sea of flickering and color changing lights. Our photographer, Carmelo Conte (@melothird), welcomes myself and others to the spot as we set up for another great weekend in Live Oak. This festival is lit! Seriously, a huge Hunter’s Moon is filling sky as well as the woods with bright, reflected sunshine (Soulshine). We bask in the glow of the night as we trek to first set of the weekend, Firewater Tent Revival. This six-piece high energy string band is from Atlantic Beach, FL. Jamgrass is my favorite style this festival and I am excited to let loose some killer dance moves. As soon as I walk into the twangin’ tent I’m impressed right away by Kris Whatley playing the washboard. To my

right a group of little girls in onesies are in a “conga line” and make their way around the crowd before falling down at the end of the song. This festival is filled to the brim with little kids. It features a huge children’s program as well as a talent show! I look up to see Jeff Hoff on saxophone (that’s right, there’s a sax in this jamgrass band) let loose a long solo with medley of teases like Talking Heads’ “Crosseyed and Painless” as well as “Shortnin’ Bread” by The Andrews Sisters sprinkled in. Our next stop is We Banjo 3. They are from Galway, Ireland and are a new sound for me. Folk and bluegrass with an Irish twist is a sound I’m not sure I knew existed, but this award-winning quartet has to be good since they’ve gone international. Although I was slightly disappointed that there weren’t three banjos in the band, I enjoyed the product on the stage. Especially the moment when multiinstrumentalist Fergal Scahill put down his fiddle and picked up a bodhrán (a handheld Irish drum) and has an interactive call back with the crowd. We shout “Hey” back to the stage as we move down the road and indoors to see The Grass is Dead in the music hall. The room is bright and loud but the Grateful Dead’s music can be heard over the roar

of the caged crowd. They play “Deal” while I watch the young and the old dance together to this timeless Americana sound. Later, they cover Jimmy Cliff’s “The Harder They Come” and the room is filled with people catching the vibe. After a quick stop back at camp to eat some food we travel back to the venue to see Samantha Fish. A blues and roots rock artist who has shared the stage with artists like Devon Allman and the legendary Buddy Guy. She’s wearing a very sparkly jacket and has short blonde hair. In the first part of her performance she shows impressive skill on guitar, pickin’ and slidin’ her style of the blues. She’s supported on her solo by the drum and bass duo of Ken Tudrick and Chris Alexander. This band brings it and for the second time I walk away impressed with their performance. I can’t wait to see her on Jam Cruise in January of 2020. Jon Stickley Trio is up next! If you haven’t heard of this band, then maybe you’ve never heard of Electro-Harmonic Jazz Grass, but this trio is simply wonderful. Hailing from Asheville, NC, violinist Lyndsay Pruett, drummer Hunter Deacon, and guitarist Jon Stickley, take turns wowing the crowd as they push bluegrass to the next level. They execute a great cover of Béla Fleck’s “Sinister Minister,” while fans howl at the moon around me. When the set ends we walk back to camp trading funny stories from the day. I wake up the next morning to the sounds of children laughing and playing in the camp next to me. The sunshine streams in through the top of my tent and the cool breeze dances through the leaves above my head. The weather is so nice, after a long summer of endless heat, that I exit my tent and spin around with my arms wide open. I start my day by making breakfast while I soak up the sun with my friends. After our meal we head to the music for Free Range Strange. This upbeat string band graduates from being a staple at Slopperyland, the official after-music jam spot, to being in the lineup and the Dance Tent. Mandolin player Sunni Rae sings with a Southern vibrato which brings a smile to my

Next on the menu is The Travelin’ McCourys. This jam-grass band just won a Grammy for their self-titled album. It’s the Bluegrass Album of the Year! Needless to say, even without Del, these guys are gooood. They lead with “Midnight Flyer” where flat-pick guitar champion Cody Kilby is setting the stage on fire. The crowd is super into the music and a few people even get out of their chairs to dance. This is a true jamband. The soloist is always ready, expecting to be cut off by the next guy with his solo contribution to the song. Like musical whack-a-mole, you just don’t know who’s bringing the heat next. They let loose an great cover of Passenger’s “Let It Go,” and people dance and sing along to the hearts delight. Del’s grandson Evan joins in the fun as the torch is slowly passed to the third generation of the family. Covering again, they play “Loser,” by Beck.

face. Jamming out almost every song, they get crazy towards the end and Nilu Jimenez-Ross even straddles her stand up bass while playing it. You can really feel the passion. I’m looking forward to seeing this animated band again! We catch Donna Hopkins Band next on our quest for bluegrass and beyond this weekend. Super excited because they have a drummer! Richie Jones helps the band rock out with blues while Donna and company provide great harmonies! Dennis Stadelman of Cope is delightful as always on guitar. I also love Brad Bauman on harmonica. Del McCoury Band is the most awarded artist in Bluegrass history. Del practically invented contemporary bluegrass. He’s the legend on stage with his two sons — Rob (banjo), and Ronnie (mandolin). This is one well dressed band too! They gather around one mic and serenade the large crowd with songs like “1952 Vincent Black Lightning,” and they get the crowd churning with “Orange Blossom Special.” Fiddle player Jason Carter caught my eyes and ears during the cheeky song “Hotwire.” They end this splendid set with Del’s classic tune, “All Aboard.” Spending some time at camp, we listen to local artists play around camp while we pass things around and become better friends. Back at the music we catch a bit of the Lil’ Smokies. They are fun with covers like “Rocket Man,” by Elton John and ZZ Top’s “Sharp Dressed Man.” When they end we travel to check out Balkun Brothers. A guitar and drum duo that reminds me of George Thorogood. It’s the morning of Day 3 and we head to the Music Hall first for a very talkative set with Peter Rowan. Peter is an icon who used to share the stage with guitarist Jerry Garcia in the group, Old & In the Way. Now solo on stage he competes with the sounds of a restaurant and sports bar in the back to tell his fans the stories behind his songs. When you close your eyes and listen to him sing, it takes you on a journey through Western landscapes, where the wind blows cold through the land of the Navajo.

Sam Bush has been crowned the “King of Newgrass.” Bush, along with his band mates in New Grass Revival carried the torch for the genre through the late ‘80s and early ‘90s. This gave way to the beautiful sounds we have today—jamgrass. He covers “The Letter” by Joe Cocker and the crowd is really into it. Multi-instrumentalist Bush is crazy good as he switches between stringed instruments without slipping in skill. I can’t help but have a good time, but they really make me smile with a rendition of Jerry Lee Lewis’s “Great Balls of Fire!” Appropriately we move into “Howlin’ at the Moon,” because hot damn is it big and bright! The crowd obliges and we all howl together, letting loose all weekend long! These guys sound so different than the rest, boasting a drummer as well as electrified and distorted instruments. Keller and the Keels are the headlining set for the weekend and they are awesome! Larry Keel is a flat-picking legend who tours with his wife Jenny Keel in The Larry Keel Experience. When they combine with Keller Williams, a fun-loving singer and one hell of a guitarist, they are an unstoppable force. This set is full of fun covers, starting with Eddie Money’s “Two Tickets to Paradise.” “Peaches” by The President’ of the United States proceeds the unveiling of their brand new original single:

“Medulla Oblongata.” Returning to covering the ‘90s, they play “Pepper” by Butthole Surfers, which gets really weird and trippy in the middle jam portion, and “Help” by Weezer. Our lakeside jams are once again so good, I don’t even need to leave to find another party. Our site is full of fantastic musicians who take turns wowing my lounging friends with songs from all around the spectrum. I feel so lucky to know these awesome people. Last night was awesome, but I’m feeling it today. I miss most of today’s tunes, but rally for the finish of Donna the Buffalo. This cajun, rock, folk, reggae, and country band from upstate New York has been playing together since 1989 and a staple at Suwannee Roots Revival. DtB is joined by guitarist Ralph Roddenbery and drummer Richie Jones. Roddenbery dances with fast feet on the stage, holding his guitar out in front of him and he moves sideways across his spot. Playing “This Very Day” brings with it my favorite quote of the weekend, “The city takes it from me, but the Suwannee gives it back!” We are thankful for this day and for our lives as we enter a more somber moment on stage. They tell the story of how a life was tragically taken from us at the beginning of the festival by an awful and unfortunate event — a pedestrian crash which claimed the life of a 49-year-old woman. The crash took place on 30th Trail in the Spirit of the Suwannee Park. We all have a moment of silence before people call out the love they have for the Spirit of Suwannee and each other. However inappropriate, jokester Ralph Roddenbery leads the band in a rendition of his song “That’s Gunna Leave a Mark” to close out the festival. We jet over to the vendors and scoop a veggie quesadilla at the Solar Cafe before making it back to camp for another round of acoustic jams. So ends another fantastic festival at the Spirit of Suwannee Music Park. See you all at Suwannee Spring Reunion in March! VISIT — MusicLivesHere.com /// @suwanneemusicpark /// @suwanneeroots

BAD SUNS /// The Beacham /// Orlando/// Elizabeth Bates /// @lizbatesphotography

SNARKY PUPPY The Plaza Live ///Orlando/// @jhayes822

Angels and Airwaves House of Blues ///Orlando/// @rockenfuss

St. Paul and the Broken Bones The Palladium ///St. Pete/// @gtdmouse

The Ritz Ybor @gtdmouser ///Tampa///

BIG KRIT DAN ANDRIANO Sing Out Loud Fest ///St. Augustine/// @resis_dentz_photoraphy

JON FOREMAN Twloha Heavy and Light House of Blues ///Orlando/// @gtdmouse

Big Business The Empty Bottle ///Chicago/// @joshjauz

KOLARS Wills Pub ///Orlando/// @swampjohnson 17

THE FLYIN FOTOG

Live music, photography, and traveling.

These are a few of my favorite things. And wouldn’t ya know, I found a way to tie them all together! I have been doing concert photography since high school; back when there was this thing called film. And I have traveled the country a good bit shooting music festivals. But it wasn’t until I began working as a flight attendant that my music travels stepped into high gear. It has opened up a world of opportunity for me. Actually, it has opened up the world to me! Traveling and live music are two of my greatest joys on this planet and to combine the two is amazing. My passion for live music has enriched my worldly experiences. I have seen things I previously never had — Red Rocks, the French Riviera, the Acropolis, the Colosseum, London, Antibes, Lyon, Naples, Pompeii, and even the lavender and sunflower fields of Provence. I have seen a modern concert in an ancient Roman theater and Jamiroquai under an Athenian sky. I have even dined at the world’s oldest pizzeria. All because of an addiction to live music. If you feel like you might be addicted to live music I am the last guy to give you an intervention. I am a complete enabler. Go buy those tickets. Branch out of your comfort zone. If your favorite band is playing somewhere you have always wanted to visit, then combine the two experiences. Concerts are a great reason to plan your vacations. Exotic locations will always exist, but that concert will only be for a night. Let’s be real, what are you gonna regret? Going somewhere awesome? Seeing one of your favorite bands? Yeah right.

Matthew travels the world working for an airline and goes to shows wherever he lands. TRAVEL TIPS — 1. Never rely on others for your plans. They might bail on you. Be prepared to go alone. Its intimidating but incredibly rewarding.

Follow his adventures on Instagram @the.flyin.fotog and wright to him at matthew@showsigoto.com

2. Pad your schedule. Plan to arrive at least a day or more before the concert. At the very least you’ll need time to recover from the traveling. And it’s always possible that you’ll encounter a flight delay for any number of reasons. 3. Don’t schedule quick connection times. Sure it sounds good, but so many things can go wrong! Maybe your next flight will be in a different terminal and you will have to go through security again. If you have multiple flights, this could cause you to miss your connection and now you will not be arriving as planned.

Pro Tip —

If traveling internationally, do not book a quick connection between countries; you will have to go through customs AND security. For some reason airlines’s computer systems will allow you to book these tight connection; don’t fall for it. If it says its an hour connection, it is NOT. Boarding usually starts about 30 minutes or more prior to departure and the doors close 10 minutes prior.

THE CENTER

The LGBT+ Center Orlando, Inc. (The Center) has been in operation since 1978 making it one of the oldest centers in the nation. The Center promotes the well being of the Central Florida Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender communities.

George Wallace — Executive Director at The Center Orlando & The Center Kissimmee. Previous: Executive Director at Orlando Fringe Festival for 10 years.

“I think everyone always associates The Center with HIV Testing and Health Services, which is a really big component. We are the largest HIV tester in the state. But we have so much more. We’re a safe space, we have a cyber center, we have free mental health counseling, youth

programming, s e n i o r programming, a lot of community outreach — we have a van so we go out and work with sex workers down on Orange Blossom Trail — we have art programming, we have a local LGBTQ+ history museum, and the national traveling Stonewall Inn Exhibit (through Dec 31), we have Drag Queen Bingo, monthly art shows, weekly yoga, and we host 25 different social support and recovery groups (calendar adjacent).” “One of our flagship programs is called OWL, which is Older Wiser Learning. Every week, we provide a hot meal, a safe space to socialize, and an educational component — memory testing, safe driving. We find isolation is one of the biggest things that happens in the elderly community. As they get older, we find they go back into the closet because they’re afraid to share with their health care provider. The next generation and the one after will be responsible to shift in the community towards being more open and accepting.” Did you know? The Center is now an Official Fringe Festival! They are officially hosting shows for Fringe 2020!

The Center Orlando Open 7 days a week (407) 228-8272 946 N Mills Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 The Center Kissimmee Open Monday - Friday (407) 201-2544 21 W. Monument Avenue, Kissimmee FL 34471 Follow @TheCenterOrlando To donate, volunteer, or for more info, please visit thecenterorlando.org

WEEKLY EVENTS MONDAYS — 6pm — Sex Addicts Anonymous (every Monday, men only) 7pm - 8pm — Gender Queer (1st Monday of each month) 7pm - 8:30pm — LGBTrans Authenticity Alliance (1st & 2nd Monday) 7pm - 8:30pm — Democratic Disability Caucus (4th Monday) TUESDAYS — 11:30am — Pride Chamber (1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month) 6pm — Word by Word Creative Writing Workshop (1st & 3rd Tuesday) 6:15pm - 7:30pm — Orlando Youth Alliance (for LGBT youth ages 13-24) 7pm — Co-Dependents Anonymous (every Tuesday) WEDNESDAYS — 6pm - 7:30pm — Crime Survivor for Safety & Justice (Last Wed of each month) 7pm - 8pm — Extraordinary People of

Orlando Meetup (1st & 3rd Wednesday) 7pm - 8pm — Rainbow Democrats Meetup (2nd Wednesday) 7pm - 8pm — Men’s Discussion Group (every Wednesday, men only) 7:30pm — Rainbow NA - Narcotics Anonymous (every Wednesday) THURSDAYS — 12pm - 3:00pm — OWL (Older Wiser Learning) Game Social (every Thursday, ages 45+) 7pm — Bisexual Male Living (2nd Thursday of each month) 7pm - 9pm — SPOTS: Spouse/Partner of Trans people Support (1st & 3rd Thursday) 7pm - 9pm — Orlando Bisexual Alliance (4th Thursday) 7pm - 9pm — FTM Orlando TransMen Support (1st & 3rd Thursday) FRIDAYS — 6:30pm - 8pm — Lotus: Asian LGBTQ+ Community Support (2nd Friday of each month)

7pm - 8pm — AA Wakeup Call (Alcoholics Anonymous, every Friday & Saturday) SATURDAYS — 10am - 11am — Yoga at The Center (every Saturday) 2pm - 5pm — Central Florida Hypnosis Group (1st Saturday of each month) 7pm - 8pm — AA Wakeup Call (Alcoholics Anonymous, every Friday & Saturday) SUNDAYS — 10am — AA Wake Up Call (Alcoholics Anonymous, every Sunday morning) 1pm - 4pm — Gayme Day (Game day w/ free lunch, 2nd Sunday of each month) 2pm — Orlando Polyamory (1st Sunday of each month) Please call (407)

Featured Event: Stonewall National Museum & Archives Presents — 50 Years: The Stonewall Uprising. Traveling exhibit available to the public 7 days a week, free entry.

MILLS 50 Mission

To foster Orlando’s most diverse neighborhood by stimulating business, creating a walkable community, and promoting our creative culture. Our vision by 2020 is Mills 50 Main Street will become the destination of choice for neighborhood dining and shopping in downtown Orlando.

By Randy Cook /// @horns_raised

TICKETMASTER TIPS 22

ON THE DAY OF THE ON-SALE

PLAN AHEAD BEFORE THE ON-SALE

When the time approaches for the presale or regular public sale to start: Use multiple browsers rather than multiple tabs within the same browser (ie. Chrome, Firefox, and Safari). Your mobile phone is also a good device to have handy. Whichever site you are buying from, have their app already downloaded (one of my friends swears using mobile device over a computer but I’ve only tried it a few times without much luck).

In the days/hours ahead of the presale or regular public sale, familiarize yourself with the seating chart of the venue to have an idea of the sections you want tickets in and also the price breakdowns of the different sections (no need if you want or only option is general admission).

Make sure you are logged into your Ticketmaster (or LiveNation) account ahead of time and make sure your Ticketmaster payment source is up to date. If it is a presale and you have a code to use — copy the code into your clipboard for easy pasting rather than having to look it up and/or having to type it in (remember every millisecond you can save gets into the sale that much quicker). Make sure you know exactly what time it is and how soon the sale begins – I use https://time.gov/ Get to the sale page 10 minutes ahead of time (in all browsers/devices if you are using multiple) so if you are put into a waiting room you should be ahead of those who waited till the last minute.

Check artist specific subreddits (if you’re not familiar with Reddit just google the artist’s name and reddit in the same search string and it will find it. For example, Metallica’s subreddit is https://www.reddit. com/r/Metallica/ ) – many times there are paid members who are not able to use their presale codes and are willing to share (never pay an individual for a code, 99.9999% of the time that is a scam). Check the artist’s social media accounts – this is a longshot that they give out a code but one of those you never know as I have had had at least one time where I got killer seats by following a twitter link from the artist for a free unannounced presale. Install an ad blocker. Ad blockers (I use Adblock Plus) will remove (most) CAPTCHA from ticket purchasing sites I have found.

WHEN THE SALE STARTS

DON’T GIVE UP

Once the pre or public sale starts and the buying frenzy begins, be patient if you are put into a waiting room or a line queue on Ticketmaster’s site – the page should/will refresh on its own when you can finally access and purchase.

If you are not able to get tickets and the secondary ticket market is priced too high, check those same local radio stations that you searched before. If they had a presale, they will most likely have free tickets for their giveaways/contests – either by callins, online entry, or even station events. This one I can attest to as I have won a ridiculous amount of tickets over the past few years – they are not always the best seats in the giveaways but hey, you are at the show for free and sometimes you can do seat upgrades with those free tickets at the venue for a nominal fee (depending on close the show is to being sold out).

Utilize your familiarity with the seating chart you hopefully reviewed before getting to this point to focus on the section/price level you are targeting for your seats – no sense having the site search the whole arena if you know ahead of time you want to sit in a specific section. If you select seats and put them in your cart be mindful of the time limit before your session auto timeout and you lose the seats you had if you keep searching for better seats. Utilize the other browsers/mobile devices to search unless you hit the jackpot with the seats that you wanted on your first attempt. If you do not get the section that you want right at first keep trying – odds are there is someone who had tickets in their cart but were either not already logged in or had outdated payment information in their account and their buying session times out thereby releasing the tickets back to the available pool.

Set a reminder to check Ticketmaster and the artist’s social media the day before and the day of the show – sometimes tickets get released close to the show once final stage configurations are set, and guest and media tickets are released (these are called Production Hold tickets). If you are able to go to the venue for the event – if scalpers still have tickets once the show starts then usually you can negotiate a much better price from them than had you inquired before the show started. We wish you the best of luck! Please send any tips you have to tips@showsigoto.com

INTERVIEW WITH TONY LEVIN Josh Jauz (@joshjauz) with Shows I Go To Magazine (SIGT) — Hi Tony, thank you for taking a few minutes to speak with us this morning! Tony Levin (@tonylevin) of King Crimson (KC) — Yes, happy to! That’s a neat name for your paper! SIGT: As a tenured member of the band what is it about this lineup you feel makes it special? KC: Definitely the three drummers. Robert (Fripp) has always been the leader of the band and he has a very specific vision for what we’re going to do and he wanted to have this lineup with three drummers. They’re all down front so that’s who the audience is watching most of the time. The other four of us are on a riser behind them. SIGT: I should probably tell you that I’m a drummer, so this lineup is a real treat! Getting to watch Gavin (Harrison), Pat (Mastelotto), and Jeremy (Stacey) all together is amazing! KC: Yes, and they’re not all pounding away at the same beat. This music is very challenging to play, and it’s still very hard just to play all parts correctly. With the three drummers playing different parts it makes it easier to fit in the right space because it opens up the sonic landscape. SIGT: Since you’ve been involved in different lineups and eras of the band, and I personally know you originally from the 80’s era with Adrian Belew and Bill Bruford, are there any songs which are your favorites? KC: I don’t really have favorite bands, songs, or anything. We didn’t play the 80’s era songs with this lineup previously, but we are playing some of them now. It’s a challenge every day to play not only the songs where I wrote the bass parts, but also to play the incredible parts that were written by the bassists who came before me and those after me. Robert tells us every afternoon what the set list is going to be for the night, so that keeps the shows interesting.

KING CRIMSON SIGT: You don’t know what you’re going to play until right before the show? KC: Robert actually decides in the morning at breakfast and tells us in the afternoon what the set will be. We rehearse at 3:00, and all of us spend our day practicing. The drummers all have practice kits in their rooms and everybody else has their guitars or instrument in their room so they can practice too. It’s very difficult to play this material live! We have around 60 songs we pull from in our rotation. SIGT: It’s really humbling to hear that the greatest progressive rock band of all time spend their entire day practicing their instruments and preparing to execute their live show instead of just sitting back on their elbows. I imagine it helps keep everything fresh and dynamic! KC: Yes, exactly the words I was looking for, thank you. We’re playing about three hours a night which is a lot to handle for both the band and the audience. SIGT: Absolutely! King Crimson is my favorite band of all time and to get to see you on the 50th Anniversary tour with this lineup is really special. It’s been an honor to get to speak with you and thank you again for taking the time! --------------------------------------------------------------Anthony Frederick Levin was born June 6, 1946 (age 73). A prolific session musician since the 1970s, Levin has played on 500 albums. He is one of the most respected bassists on earth, and widely known for his use of (Chapman) stick. This is his second stint with King Crimson—Celebrating 50 Years! Tonylevin.com /// @tonylevin /// @kingcrimsonofficial Photos: Dean Stocking (portrait) and David Singleton (live shot)

SKINNYS SHOT of the month WATCH THE VIDEO HERE

zombie sunrise Inspired by White Zombie’s “Black Sunshine”

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 Midori Melon Liqueur Fernet-Branca Liquer Chambord Liqueur Coconut Water (Pineapple) Optional: Pineapple Wedge (Garnish)

STEP 1

Grab a pint glass Add in: 1 ½ oz Tito’s 1 oz Midori 2 ½ oz Vita Coconut Pineapple H2O Fill with ICE & shake it up! Strain into TWO rocks glasses

STEP 2

Tilt each glass and pour ½ oz Chambord down the side of each glass. It’ll sink to the bottom.

STEP 3

Grab a spoon. Pour ½ oz Fernet slowly onto the BACK of the spoon over the glass. This will sit on the top! Garnish with pineapple slice for a chaser.

[PRO TIP]

Buy a pouring spout from the liquor store to easily get it down the glass.

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 McCormack’s Irish Bar downtown Orlando (check out his Whiskey Walk video!). While he was in NYC attending recent shows — Rancid opening for The Misfits at Madison Square Garden /// David Byrne on Broadway — Skinny came up with this spooky recipe for the Zombie Sunrise. Enjoy.

ENTER TO WIN Send us your Zombie Sunrise Photos for a chance to be featured in SIGT Magazine next month AND WIN THIS:

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BREWS I GO TO

ORL

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

Sanford Brewing Company /// 400 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 Persimmon Hollow Brewing Co. /// 111 W. Georgia Ave. Deland FL, 32720

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

Charlie & Jake’s Brewery Grille /// 6300 N Wickham Road, No. 137 Melbourne, FL 32940

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

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

Mount Dora Brewing/The Rocking Rabbit Brewery /// 405 South Highland St. Mount Dora, FL 32757

WopsHops Brewing Co. /// 419 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, FL 32771

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

Big River Grille & Brewing Works /// 2101 N. Epcot Resort Blvd. Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

Tomoka Brewing Co. /// 4647 S Clyde Morris Blvd. Port Orange, FL 32129

Hell ‘n’ Blazes Brewing Company /// 1002 E. New Haven Ave. Melbourne, FL 32901

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

Hourglass Brewing (new) /// 2500 Curry Ford Rd, Orlando, FL 32806

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

Bowigens Beer Company /// 1014 State Road 436 Casselberry, FL 32707

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

Hourglass Brewing /// 480 S Ronald Reagan Blvd. Longwood, FL 32750

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

Intracoastal Brewing Company /// 652 W. Eau Gallie Blvd. Melbourne, FL 32935

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

Grove Roots Brewing Company /// 300 Third St. SW Winter Haven, FL 33880

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

The Bear & Peacock /// 1280 Orange Ave. Winter Park, FL 32789

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

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

TAMPA

Ormond Brewing Company /// 301 Division Avenue #13 Ormond Beach, FL 32117

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

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

7venth Sun Brewing /// 6809 N. Nebraska Ave. Tampa, FL 33604

RECENT CLOSURES :( Ocean Sun Brewing Red Cypress Brewing

The Wild Rover Brewery /// 13921 Lynmar Blvd. Tampa, FL 33626

UPCOMING CRAFT BEER EVENTS Saturday, Nov 2 /// Beer, Bacon, BBQ Fest /// Cranes Roost Park /// 2pm-7pm /// FREE Saturday, Nov 23 /// Tom & Dan Beerfest 2019 /// West End Trading Co /// 12pm-6pm /// FREE Saturday, Nov 16 /// 5th Annual Orlando Beer Festival /// Festival Park /// 2pm-5pm /// $$

From ORL to TPA Two Henrys Brewing Company /// 5210 W. Thonotosassa Road, Plant City, FL 33565

Tomoka Brewery /// 188 E. Granada Blvd. Ormond Beach, FL 32176

Brew Hub Lakeland /// 4100 S. Frontage Road, Building 700 Lakeland, FL 33815

Beachside Brew Pub /// 1368 Ocean Shore Blvd. Ormond-by-theSea, FL 32176

Swan Brewing /// 115 W. Pine St. Lakeland, FL 33815

Florida Beer Company /// 200 Imperial Blvd. Cape Canaveral, FL 32920

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

Brew Pop Brewery /// 2122 Highway 92 W., Auburndale, FL 33823 The Florida Brewery Co /// 202 Gandy Road, Auburndale, FL 33823

Dunderbrau Brewery /// 14929 Bruce B. Downs Blvd. Tampa, FL 33613 Tampa Bay Brewing Co (Westchase) /// 13933 Monroes Business Park Tampa, FL 33635 Tampa Bay Brewing Co (Ybor) /// 1600 East Eighth Ave. Tampa, FL 33605 Cigar City Brewing /// 3924 West Spruce St., Suite A Tampa, FL 33607 Brew Bus Brewing /// 4101 N. Florida Ave. Tampa, FL 33603 D.G. Yuengling & Sons /// 11111 N. 30th St. Tampa, FL 33612 Southern Brewing (& wine) /// 4500 N. Nebraska Ave. Tampa, FL 33603 Angry Chair Brewing /// 6401 N. Florida Ave. Tampa, FL 33604 Ulele Spring Brewery /// 1810 N. Highland Ave. Tampa, FL 33602 Six Ten Brewing /// 7052 Benjamin Road Tampa, FL 33634 Tampa Beer Works /// 333 Falkenburg Road N. D-407 Tampa, FL 33619 Carrollwood Brewing Co. /// 10047 N. Dale Mabry Highway Tampa, FL 33618

Hidden Springs Ale Works /// 1631 N Franklin St Tampa, FL 33602

HOB Brewing Co. /// 927 Broadway Dunedin, FL 34698

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

Cigar City Airport Brewpub Tampa International Airport Airside C /// 4100 George J. Bean Parkway Tampa, FL 33622

Woodwright Brewing Co /// 985 Douglas Ave. Dunedin, FL 34698

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

Coppertail Brewing Co. /// 2601 E. Second Ave. Tampa, FL 33605 Saint Somewhere Brewing Company /// 1441 Savannah Ave, Tarpon Springs, FL 34689

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

Brasserie Saint Somewhere /// 312 E. Tarpon Ave. Tarpon Springs, FL 34689

Sea Dog Brewing Co. – Clearwater /// 26200 U.S. Highway N. Clearwater, FL 33761

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

Pair O’ Dice Brewing /// 4400 118th Ave., Suite 208 Clearwater, FL 33762

Brooksville Brewing Company /// 1316 Commercial Way Spring Hill, FL 34606

Big Storm Brewing Company /// 12707 49th Street N Clearwater FL 33762

Aardwolf Brewery /// 1461 Hendricks Ave. Jacksonville, FL 32207 Veterans United Craft Brewery /// 8999 Western Way #104 Jacksonville, FL 32256 Wicked Barley Brewing Company /// 4134 Baymeadows Road Jacksonville, FL 32217 Anheuser-Busch /// 111 Busch Drive Jacksonville, FL 32218 Hyperion Brewing Company /// 1740 N. Main St. Jacksonville, FL 32206 Engine 15 Brewing Co. /// 1500 Beach Blvd. Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250

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

Grindhaus Brew Lab /// 1650 N. Hercules Ave., Unit I Clearwater, FL 33765

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

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

Sarasota Brewing Company /// 6607 Gateway Ave. Sarasota, FL 34231

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

Zeta Brewing Company /// 131 1st Ave. N. Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250

Big Top Brewing Company /// 6111B Porter Way Sarasota, FL 34232

Naughty Monk Brewery /// 2507 Lakewood Ranch Blvd. Bradenton FL 34211

Southern Swells Brewing Co. /// 1312 Beach Blvd. Jacksonville Beach, Fla.

Calusa Brewing /// 5701 Derek Ave. Sarasota, FL 34233

3 Keys Brewing & Eatery /// 2505 Manatee Ave. E. Bradenton, FL 34208

Pinglehead Brewing Co. at Brewers Pizza /// 14B Blanding Blvd. Orange Park, FL 32073

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

Atlantic Beach Brewing Company /// 725 Atlantic Blvd. Suites 3 & 15 Atlantic Beach, FL 32233

Crooked Thumb Brewery /// 555 10th Ave. S. Safety Harbor, FL 34695 Lagerhaus Brewery & Grill /// 3438 East Lake Business Palm Harbor, FL 34685

Crooked Rooster Brewery /// 1476 S. Sixth St. Macclenny, FL 32063

Stilt House Brewery /// 625 Palm Harbor Blvd. 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

Craft Life Brewing /// 2624 Land O Lakes Blvd. Land O’ Lakes, Florida 34639 Dunedin Brewery /// 937 Douglas Ave. Dunedin, FL 34698 7venth Sun Brewery /// Broadway Dunedin, FL 34698

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Infinite Ale Works /// 304 S. Magnolia Ave. Ocala, FL 34471 Swamp Head Brewery /// 3650 S.W. 42nd Ave. Gainesville, FL 32608 Tall Paul’s Brew House/Alligator Brewing Co. /// 10 S.E. Second Ave. Gainesville, FL 32601 First Magnitude Brewing Company /// 1220 S.E. Veitch St. Gainesville, FL 32601 Blackadder Brewing Company /// 618A NW 60th St. Gainesville, FL 32607 Brownwood Bavarian Brewery at Las Tapas /// Spanish Tapas Bar, Restaurant & Brewery 2738 Brownwood Blvd. The Villages, FL. 32163 Great Chicago Fire Brewery & Tap Room /// 311 W. Magnolia St. Leesburg, FL 34748 Copp Brewery /// 11 N.E. Fourth Ave. Crystal River, FL 34429 Nature Coast Brewing Co. /// (At Burkes of Ireland) 564 N. Citrus Ave., Crystal River, FL 34428 -----------------------------

Submissions: Please send your photos, Brackish Beer Company /// 907 updates, & additions to Dilworth St, St Marys, GA 31558 brews@showsigoto.com /// Deadline for next issue AIA Ale Works /// 1 King St. submissions: November 10. St. Augustine, FL 32084 SJ Brewing Co /// 463646 FL-200, Yulee, FL 32097

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

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

Green Room Brewing /// 228 Third Street N. Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250

gvl/oca

JAX River City Brewing Company /// 835 Museum Circle Jacksonville, FL 32207 Bold City Brewery /// 2670-7 Rosselle St. Jacksonville, FL 32204

Ancient City Brewing /// 3420 Agricultural Center Dr Suite 8 Saint Augustine, FL 32092

*Please check the brewery’s website/facebook for hours Bog Brewing Company /// 218 W. of opperation, food options, and live music schedules King St. Saint Augustine, FL 32084 before you visit. Old Coast Ales /// 300 Anastasia Blvd. Saint Augustine, FL 32080

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

Skate ORLando Orlando Skate Park (Outdoor) /// 400 Festival Way, Orlando, FL 32803 /// $ /// Metro Skateboard Academy (Indoor) /// 4624 L B McLeod Rd, Orlando, FL 32811 /// $ Deputy Brandon Coates Community Skate Park (John Young Park â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Outdoor) /// 3815 Substation Rd, Orlando, FL 32837 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Yucatan/Azalea Park (Outdoor) /// 6400 Yucatan Dr, Orlando, FL 32807 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Barber Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 3701 Gatlin Ave, Orlando, FL 32812 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Downey Skatepark (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 1801 N Dean Rd, Orlando, FL 32825 /// FREE Swampwood (Indoor Park) /// 144 N US Hwy 17 92, Longwood, FL 32750 /// $ /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Riverside (Outdoor Park) /// 1600 Lockwood Blvd, Oviedo, FL 32765 /// $ /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Candyland Park (Outdoor Park) /// 599 Longdale Ave, Longwood, FL 32750 /// FREE Lake Mary Sports Complex (Outdoor Park) /// 550 Rantoul Ln, Lake Mary, FL 32746 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

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Parks

Maple Street Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 142 E Maple St, Winter Garden, FL 34787 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

Pettis Park Skate Feature (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 800 Mary Ave, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

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

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

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

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

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

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

Barnett Park (Outdoor Park) /// 4801 W Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32808 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Tavares Skate Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 2770 Woodlea Rd, Tavares, FL 32778 /// FREE Sunset Island Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 301 W Ward Ave, Eustis, FL 32726 /// FREE đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Umatilla Skatepark (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 1 Cassady St, Umatilla, FL 32784 /// FREE ///

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

*All Skateparks are listed within 55 miles of the city. Submissions: Deadline for updates & photo/video submissions: November 10, 2019 /// Please send via email to skateparks@showsigoto.com

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INTERACTIVE PAGE

Cocoa Beach Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 1450 Minutemen Causeway, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ NSB Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 245 Industrial Park Ave, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 /// FREE

Phil Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Day /// @unklphil /// Ocala Skatepark VIDEO: @sdr_video_productions

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Skatepark of Tampa (Sick! Indoor) /// 4215 E Columbus Dr, Tampa, FL 33605 /// $ /// Bro Bowl (Outdoor) /// 1200 N Orange Ave, Tampa, FL 33602 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Desoto Park (Outdoor) /// Corrine St, Tampa, FL 33605 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Perry Harvey Sr. Park (Outdoor) /// 1000 E Harrison St, Tampa, FL 33602 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ The Boardr Headquarters (Indoor) /// 4611 N Hale Ave, Tampa, FL 33614 /// FREE /// Jackson Springs (Outdoor Park) /// 8620 Jackson Springs Rd, Tampa, FL 33615 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Providence Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 5720 Providence Rd #3624, Riverview, FL 33578 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ FishHawk Skate Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 5720 Osprey Ridge Dr, Lithia, FL 33547 /// FREE Fossil Park (Outdoor Park) /// 6635 Dr Martin L King Jr St N, St. Petersburg, FL 33702 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ St. Pete Skatepark (Sick! Outdoor Park) /// 600 12th St S, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Lake Vista Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 1401 62nd Ave S, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Kolb Park (Outdoor Park) /// 1508 Bay Palm Blvd, Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Bayhead Action Park (Outdoor Park) /// 375 Seminole Blvd, Largo, FL 33770 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Ian Tillman Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 940 7th St S, Safety Harbor, FL 34695 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Stirling Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 550 Laura Ln, Dunedin, FL 34698 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Zephyrhills Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 20th St &, Alston Ave, Zephyrhills, FL 33542 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Plant City Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 1704 N Park Rd, Plant City, FL 33563 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Fletcher Park (Outdoor Park) /// 800 US-98, Lakeland, FL 33801 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Bradenton Riverwalk Skatepark (Sick! Outdoor Park) /// 100 Riverfront Blvd #198, Bradenton, FL 34205 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Blackstone Park (Outdoor Park) /// 2112 14th Ave W, Palmetto, FL 34221 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Holmes Beach Micro Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 5901 Marina Dr, Bradenton Beach, FL 34217 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

G.T. Bray Park (Outdoor Park) /// 5502 33rd Ave Dr W, Bradenton, FL 34209 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Payne Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 2110 Adams St, Sarasota, FL 34237 /// FREE ///

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Kona Skate Park (Sick! Outdoor Park) /// 8739 Kona Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32211 /// $$ /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Cuba Hunter Park (Outdoor Park) /// 4380 Emerson St, Jacksonville, FL 32207 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Orange Park Skateboard Park (Outdoor Park) /// 1006 Fromhart St, Orange Park, FL 32073 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ South Beach Skatepark (Sick! Outdoor Park) /// 2508 S Beach Pkwy, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Veterans Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 186 Veterans Pkwy, St Johns, FL 32259 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Monument Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 3450 Monument Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32225 /// FREE

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TheSkateYard (Outdoor Park) /// 52 W 3rd St #3306, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Oceanside Rotary (Outdoor Park) /// 800 Seminole Rd, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Deleon Shores Park (Shitty Outdoor Park) /// 82 Dolphin Blvd E, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛

ORLANDO ROLLER DERBY

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In the whimsical, walloping, high-octane world of Roller Derby, teamwork reigns supreme. Orlando Roller Derby is St. Augustine Skate Park (Outdoor less an entity than it is an institution â&#x20AC;&#x201C; a collective of five Park) /// 200 Red Cox Dr, St. (FIVE!) separate squads that compete at varying levels, Augustine, FL 32080 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ from their local-league three (the Heat Wave Wildcats, Manatee Mayhem, and Snowbird Bombers), to the traveling MLK Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 1028 Northeast 14th Street, Sun Blockers, and their All-Star intermural Ozone Slayers. Gainesville, FL 32602 /// FREE đ&#x;&#x161;˛ On a mission to develop a passionate, athletic, and diverse league of lady-badasses, O.R.D. is yet another gold star UF Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 1425 Museum Rd, Gainesville, FL (or should I say black eye) on the face of Orlandoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unique 32603 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ cultural community, and our favorite thing to watch on 8-wheels. Shout-out to @xoxo_effie for inviting us out! Possum Creek Park (Outdoor Park) /// 4009 NW 53rd Ave, Gainesville, FL 32653 /// FREE

Chiefland Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 826 NW 4th Dr, Chiefland, FL 32626 /// FREE Branford Skatepark (Outdoor Park) /// 507 US-27, Branford, FL 32008 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Ocala Skatepark (New! Outdoor Park) /// 517 NE 9th St, Ocala, FL 34470 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ Robert-Laryn Skate Park (Outdoor Park) /// 1595 Wildwood Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32086 /// FREE /// đ&#x;&#x161;˛ đ&#x;&#x161;˛

PHOTOS BY AARON WOCKENFUSS /// @WOCKENFUSSPHOTOGRAPHY

sigt exclusive Q&A

w/ Michael Berg, Partner & Talent Buyer at suwannee hULAWEEN SIGT — Thank you for making Hulaween happen this year! We all felt the fear together when we learned of Silver Wrapper was bidding farewell. What was this process like for you professionally and personally? BERG — Well, thank you and the #HulaFam for sticking with us throughout a tumultuous time. It’s certainly been a challenging year both professionally and personally due to a myriad of reasons but Hula and the closing of Silver Wrapper are up at the top of the list. The process has been an emotional rollercoaster of challenges & evolution, but here we are almost ready to go on year 7 so it’s all working itself out. I really miss the Silver Wrapper team both on Hulaween, and for the projects I’m working on in Chicago. The SW team was, still is, and will always be my family. Change is an inevitable part of life though, so onward we march in the never ending race to the finish line, or for now, Hula in just a few short weeks! SIGT — What are you most excited about with the beginning of this new era?

BERG — That’s hard to fully detail, as we are still in the moment of the transition. With change comes newness & rebirth which can be refreshing but is also a bit scary. Sometimes it’s easier to look back at a timeframe down the line to really best

understand what was happening in that era. The things we’re excited about as a team is forcing ourselves to analyze every detail, see how & where to improve or adjust, and learn to make the event more sustainable for a long time to come. It’s exciting to explore how we can be better as event producers, talent buyers & experiential curators without compromising the vibe. SIGT — What can we expect from Spirit Lake this year? Are you bringing back the water-powered jet packs? BERG — Spirit Lake will be back in full effect. Some new installations, and also some elements you’ll recognize from the past, but maybe notice something different about this time around. You’ll have to explore yourself as words do zero justice towards the Spirit Lake experience, as you or anyone who’s ever walked around it truly understands. SIGT — There is so much love at Hulaween. What makes Hulaween so special for you as a talent buyer? BERG — There is indeed so much love at Hulaween, also a lot of strong opinions (as we all see daily online). The internet and its legions of armchair quarterbacks can be ruthlessly unforgiving. That said, as a talent buyer, it’s special for us to feel so connected to the community that is Hula. We would come to this show as fans if it wasn’t ours. We are one with the Hula community. That is special and not every show gets to be like that. SIGT — What are your “cannot-miss” sets? BERG — I always forget to include acts that I (or you) wouldn’t want to miss when I answer these, but a few sets off the top of my head I’m excited for are Anderson .Paak, FlyLo, Thundercat, Marc Rebillet, Tycho, Greensky, Manic Focus, Tchami, Billy Strings, JRAD, Karina Rykman, Tom Morello, Walker & Royce, Lettuce, and Circles Around The Sun with very special guest Eric Krasno.

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MARCO ANTONIO SOLÍS /// Latin Pop /// Amway Center /// Show: 7pm WILL’S A FAIRE /// Vintage & Indie Fall Market /// Will’s Pub /// 1pm-8:30pm IGOR & THE RED ELVISES /// Russian Rockabilly /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm LAST PODCAST ON THE LEFT /// Comedy Podcast /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 7pm THE MELVINS w/ Redd Kross, & Toshi Kasai /// 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, and Magnolia Park /// Math Rock /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm THE GOLDEN PELICANS /// Hard Punk /// Sly Fox /// Free Show: 10pm NXWYXRK w/ MANNYMAK | VICARI /// Dance/EDM /// Soundbar /// Show: 11:30pm HANDEL & BRAHMS /// Classical /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 7pm STUCA w/ Aaron Steel, Bxnes, & Celo /// EDM /// Gilt Nightclub /// Show: 10pm

CHASE SHELLEÉ w/ Live Burlesque /// Soul/Blues /// Stardust Lounge /// Show: 10pm

WE THE KINGS w/ Northbound /// Pop/Emo/Punk /// The Beacham /// 8pm THU Show: 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, Andy Burns, & 0 Miles Per Hour /// Low-Fi/ Indie Rock /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm ALIEN WITCH w/ X Dirty Fingers, & Colin Menzel /// Experimental/ Electronic /// The Nook /// Show: 9pm

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MAKING MOVIES w/ Nando Negrón /// Latin Rock/ Cumbia /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm THE BAND CAMINO w/ THE WLDLFE /// Alt Indie /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm ZZ TOP w/ Ghost Hounds /// Classic Rock /// Kings Center in Melbourne /// Show: 8pm TRIBAL SEEDS w/ Tropidelic /// Reggae /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm PSYCLON NINE /// Industrial Metal /// Soundbar /// Show: 7pm LOGIC w/ J.I.D., & YBN Cordae /// HipHop /// 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 AMERICANAWEEN! w/ Jordan Foley & The Wheelhouse, Western Slang (Rachel Decker and Patrick Hagerman), & TJ Washburn /// Spooky Americana /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm WHEELER NEWMAN w/ David Zim, Steve Garron, & Bill Silver /// Cosmic Soul/Acoustic /// The Nook /// Show: 8pm

MR. CREEPYPASTA’S /// Horror Teller /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm FOGHAT w/ Pat Travers Band, & Savoy Brown /// Classic Rock /// Cocoa Village Riverfront Park /// Show: 6pm A FINE LINE w/ THE DEV, Jupiter Groove, Auditory Armory, Silent Echoes /// Alt/Rock/Metal /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm ONE DROP w/ SummerLong /// Reggae/R&B/Rock /// West End Trading Co /// Show: 8:30pm

JAZZ ORCHESTRA: Led by Rodney Whitaker (Night 2) /// Full Orchestra w/ Guest Vocalist /// 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’ /// Psychedelic Art Rock/ Orchestra /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm SCHIZOPHONICS w/ Woolly Bushmen, & The Wildtones /// San Diego Fuzz Rock /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 10pm WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE /// Country /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm SCULPTORS OF FLESH (Markus Crane vs John Wayne Murdoch /// Amature Wresting Deathmatch /// Soundbar /// Show: 10pm DERAOUT (Columbia) w/ Carlos Mendoza & Elias Robolledo, Volkmann & Engels, and JC & Matthias /// Dance/Electronic /// HENAO Center /// Show: 10pm JOEY HARKUM BAND /// Folk /// West End Trading Co /// Show: 9pm

SUCK BRICK KID (EP Release) w/ Outatime, Noxious Profit, and /// Punk /// Will’s Pub /// SAT Loudmouth Show: 10pm THE MAINE w/ Twin XL /// Pop Punk/ Emo /// House Of Blues /// Show: 7pm SABRINA CLAUDIO w/ Gallant /// R&B/ Pop /// The Beacham /// Show: 6:30pm THE CHAINSMOKERS w/ 5 Seconds of Summer, & Lennon Stella /// EDM /// Amway Center /// Show: 7pm JARED AND THE MILL w/ The 502s and Chalet Girl /// Folk / Indie /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm

RICK WAKEMAN (of YES) /// Progressive Rock /// The Plaza Live // Show: 8pm SUN /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 w/ Seaforth /// Country /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm JAZZ IN THE GARDEN w/ Bobby Koelble & guests /// Mead Botanical Garden /// Show: 1pm

FOREIGN DISSENT 6: w/ Fresh, Teenage Bubblegums, Good Friend, Unclean, Chloe Hawes, Sorry MON Forever We Are Silly, Bad Waitress, and Arms & Hearts /// International Punk Party /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 8pm BEZZ BELIEVE w/ Statik-G /// Rap /// Soundbar /// Show: 7pm BXNES w/ BRTHRS OF !LL, & DAZY /// Grave Bass/EDM /// Soundbar /// Show: 11pm

PRE-PRE-FEST #6 (Night 1) w/ Dead Bars, Zeta, Astpai, & more /// Punk /// HENAO Center /// Show: TUE Rock 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/ /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm WED Acoustic 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, & more /// Punk Rock /// HENAO Center /// Show: 6:30pm CRUX (Devil’s Night) w/ jas000n, DJ MOT, Audromeda, & more /// Witch House/ Dark Wave /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm

GREYSON CHANCE /// Pop-Rock/ Funk /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm THU BRET BOLLINGER (of Pepper) w/ The Bad Habits, & Tunnel Vision /// Reggae 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/Dance/Rock /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm SHIBA SAN x WALKER & ROYCE w/ Business Casual /// Hip-Hop/ EDM /// The Warehouse @ Central FL Fair /// Show: 8pm MIDNIGHT TYRANNOSAURUS w/ Phiso, Detrace, Bizness Casual, & more (Dub Wub Halloween) /// EDM/ Dubstep /// HENAO Center /// Show: 7:30pm THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW /// Musical/Comedy /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 10pm CAFFIENDS w/ The Raging Nathans, Canadian Rifle, Heck Yes, & Not Cool /// PUNK /// West End Trading Co /// 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. Want to submit a show? Deadline for Oct/Nov show submissions is November 10, 2019 /// Please match the format above, put the city in the subject line, & send to: shows@showsigoto.com

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DREAMERS w/ Arrested Youth, & IRONTOM /// Pop/Rock /// The Social // Show: 6:30pm FRI /JOSH A & JAKE HILL w/ Darko, & Jordanxbell /// Hip-Hop/Rap /// Soundbar /// Show: 7:30pm WAGE WAR w/ Like Moths to Flames, Polaris, & Dayseeker /// Metalcore /// House Of Blues /// Show: 7pm SACRED OWLS w/ Will Brack, The Prople, GYROJETS, Dougie Flesh and the Slashers, & Wes Morrison /// Political Horror Punkabilly /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm BIANCA DEL RIO /// Drag Queen/ Comedy /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm KAYLA SCINTILLA w/ Eve Olution, ATYYA, & ikuma /// Dance/Electronic /// HENAO Center /// Show: 9pm

REX FLOYD Tribute To PINK FLOYD /// Psychedelic Rock /// Will’s Pub /// 10pm SAT Show: HOBO JOHNSON & THE LOVEMAKERS w/ Mom Jeans, The Philharmonik, & Nate Curry /// Emo Hip Hop /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm LOUIS THE CHILD w/ What’s So Not, Léon, & Sebastian Paul /// EMD/ Future Bass/Hip-Hop /// Orlando Amphitheater /// Show: 7pm FIT FOR AN AUTOPSY w/ Rivers of Nihil, Lorna Shore, Dyscarnate, & D/V/S/ONS /// Deathcore/Metalcore /// Soundbar /// Show: 7:30pm SCOTTY SIRE w/ Sonreal /// Pop /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm DON DIABLO /// Electro House (Dutch) /// Gilt Nightclub /// Show: 10pm SPACE COAST MUSIC FEST (30+ Bands) /// Rock /// Eau Gallie Square (Melbourne) /// Show: 12pm

ASSUMING WE SURVIVE w/ Never Loved, Years Off My Life, Out Of It, A Valiant Effort /// Rock /// Soundbar /// SUN Show: 7:30pm LITTLE MISS NASTY w/ Gina and the Eastern Block /// Rock & Roll Burlesque /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm

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KING DIAMOND w/ Uncle Acid and The Deadbeats, & Idle Hands /// Goth Metal/Shock Rock /// Dr. Phillips Center /// Show: 7pm DAIKAIJU /// Instrumental Fire Rock /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 10pm

THE CASKEY LOTTERY w/ Transkam (Japan) /// Post Hardcore/Emo/Math/// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm MON Rock ASIAN DOLL /// Hip-Hop /// Soundbar /// Show: 7pm

THE HU w/ Crown Lands /// Mongolian Metal /// The Beacham /// 8pm TUE Show: RUPAUL’S DRAG RACE /// Drag Show /// Bob Carr Theater /// Show: 8pm

DAN DEACON w/ The Dewars /// Electropop /// Will’s Pub /// Show: WED 9pm THE BLACK KEYS w/ Modest Mouse, & Shannon And The Clams /// Garage Rock/Indie/Blues /// Amway Center /// Show: 7pm ALICE COOPER /// Shock Rock /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm

MAKARI w/ Letters To Part, Boston Marriage, Lyonia, & Lost Trees /// /// Soundbar /// Show: THU Emo/Rock 7pm JUDAH & THE LION /// Americana/ Folk/Hip-Hop /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm MINI LADD w/ BigJigglyPanda /// YouTuber/Comedy /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm KEVIN GATES w/ YK Osiris, NLE Choppa, Rod Wave, & sDoT Fresh /// Hip-Hop /// Orlando Amphitheater /// Show: 8pm CHRIS KNIGHT w/ Kristi Leann /// Country Rock /// Green Room at Tin Roof /// Show: 8pm MY BROTHER, MY BROTHER, AND ME /// Podcast Live /// Dr Phillips Center /// Show: 7pm

ELECTRIC DAISY CARNIVAL (Day 1) /// EDM /// Tinker Field /// Show: 1pm w/ Patternist, Sweet FRI ANDRÉS Cambodia, & Here Here /// Jazzrock/ Pop/Emo /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 8pm KANY GARCIA /// Latin Pop /// House of Blues /// Show: 9pm AJR w/ Flora Cash /// Pop/Indie /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm

AN EVENING WITH JANIS JOPLIN (Kaleigh Baker) /// P ‎ sychedelic Soul /// Dexter’s New Standard (Winter Park) /// Show: 9pm LAST DINOSAURS w/ Born Ruffians /// Australian Indie Rock /// Soundbar /// Show: 7:30pm MEMPHIS MAY FIRE w/ Lost Trees, Sonder Inspired, & Steal the Day /// Metalcore /// The Abbey /// Show: 7pm KIM PETRAS /// German Pop/Dance /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 9pm BL_ANK w/ Cabo Boing, TTN, & Ron Dahl /// Solo Drummer/Electro /// The Nook /// Show: 9pm JOSH HEINRICHS & FRIENDS w/ SkillinJah, & Eureka Sound /// Roots Reggae/Rock /// West End Trading Co /// Show: 9pm BLANKE w/ DNMO, Holly, Lizzy Jane, & Myth /// EDM Party /// HENAO 35 Center /// Show: 11pm

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4TH AVE /// Pop/Boy Band /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm PENNYWISE w/ The Bronx, & Authority Zero /// Punk/Rock /// ACE Cafe /// Show: 8pm AMERICAN PART TWO w/ Harbour Drive, Mansfield Band, & The Dancing Bones /// Millennial Rock /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm BALLYHOO! /// Beach Rock/Reggae /// West End Trading Co /// Show: 8pm

ELECTRIC DAISY CARNIVAL (Day 2) /// EDM /// Tinker Field /// Show: 1pm w/ DJ HyLyte, Krash Minati, SAT DOOBIE & more /// Hip-Hop /// Soundbar /// Show: 7pm THIEVERY CORPORATION w/ Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe /// Electronica/Chill/Dub /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8:30pm DANIEL HABIF /// Motivational Speaker & Singer /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 7pm WARRIORS OF LIGHT: FINAL FANTASY TRIBUTE w/ Descendants of Erdrick, Mega Ran, The Returners - VGM, & Knight of the Round /// The Abbey /// Show: 6pm MIRANDA LAMBERT w/ Pistol Annies, & Tenille Townes /// Country Pop /// Amway Center /// Show: 7pm SCARYPOOLPARTY (Alejandro Aranda) w/ Sucré /// Pop/Indie /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm SAMMY HAGAR w/ The Rico Monaco Band /// Rock/Metal /// Dr Phillips Center /// Show: 8pm DETROIT TECHNO MILITIA w/ Erika, DSUM, & Mata /// Bass/Techno/EDM /// HENAO Center /// Show: 11pm

ELECTRIC DAISY CARNIVAL (Day 3) /// EDM /// Tinker Field /// Show: 1pm w/ Bikini Trill, & Dylan SUN KATASTRO Reese /// Alt Indie/Funk /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm

STREET CLEANER w/ Protector 101, ACP PRO, Alpa Quadrant, & Ootheca // Synthwave/Retrowave /// Will’s MON /Pub /// Show: 9pm ELVIS COSTELLO AND THE IMPOSTERS /// Pop/Rock/Punk /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm GOOPSTEPPA w/ Shinigami, Ikuma, Baron Fields, Vibe Emissions, & Mad Pritch /// Dance/Good Vibes/ Electronic /// HENAO Center /// Show: 8pm

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KING PRINCESS /// Pop/MultiInstrumentalist /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 9pm

TITUS ANDRONICUS w/ Partner /// Punk/Art Punk /// Will’s Pub /// Show: WED 9pm KERO KERO BONITO ///Indie/Dance/ Pop /// The Social /// Show: 8pm JAY AND SILENT BOB /// Stand Up Comedy /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm

THE JAPANESE HOUSE w/ Our Girl /// Indie/Pop /// The Beacham /// Show: THU 8pm COM TRUISE w/ Altopalo, Beshken /// 36 Electronic/ Chillwave /// The Social /// Show: 9pm

QUINTON & MISS PUSSYCAT w/ Three Brained Robot /// Noise Rock /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 10pm FRI PEARL AND THE OYSTERS (Farewell Show) /// Laser-Gun Pop /// The Nook /// Show: 9pm OAK HILL DRIFTERS /// Folk/ Rockabilly /// Half Wall Brewery (New Smyrna Beach) /// Show: 6pm WITH CONFIDENCE w/ Seaway, Between You & Me, & Dollskin /// Australian Pop Punk /// The Abbey /// Show: 7pm BADFISH: Tribute to Sublime w/ Roots of Creation, & Artikal Sound System /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm MALAA /// Future House /// Orlando Amp — Warehouse /// Show: 8pm

A MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO PAUL SIMON /// Local Supergroup of Musicians /// Pub /// Show: 10pm SAT Will’s CHASE RICE w/ Cale Dodds /// Country Pop/Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm TINY MOVING PARTS w/ Fredo Disco, & Standards /// Emo/Indie/Math Rock /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm JONAS BROTHERS w/ Bebe Rexha, & Jordan McGraw /// Pop/Rock /// Amway Center /// Show: 7:30pm THIRD EYE BLIND w/ Smallpools /// Pop/Rock /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm TODRICK HALL /// R&B/Hip-Hop /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 7:30pm CULTURA PROFÉTICA /// Spanish Reggae/Roots /// Orlando Amphitheater /// Show: 8pm CARLY PEARCE w/ Ryan Griffin /// Country /// Green Room at Tin Roof /// Show: 8pm ILAN BLUESTONE /// EDM/Trance /// Gilt Nightclub /// Show: 10pm

SUN

PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET /// Will’s Pub /// 12pm-6pm CURSIVE w/ Cloud Nothings & The Appleseed Cast /// Indie/Punk/Rock /// The Social /// Show: 6:30pm CALEBORATE w/ Mir Fontane, & Chandler Broom /// Hip-Hop/Rap /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm

CAUSTIC CASANOVA w/ The Dark Arctic (Debut Show), Flagman, & The Field Now /// Psychedelic MON Deep Doom /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm

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MOONSHINE BANDITS w/ Sarah Ross /// Hick-Hop/ Country/Rap /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm

SUGAR CANDY MOUNTAIN w/ Timothy Eerie, & Kibi James /// Psych from Cali /// Will’s Pub /// Show: WED Rock 9pm REINVENTING YOUR EXIT: A Screamo/Emo Tribute Show /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm CONAN GRAY w/ UMI /// Dream Pop/ Indie /// The Plaza Live /// 8pm

DIZZY WRIGHT w/ RITTZ Ekoh, & Whitney Peyton /// Hip-Hop/ /// Soundbar /// Show: 7pm THU Trap RANDY HOUSER w/ Paul Cauthen /// Country Pop/Rock /// House Of Blues /// Show: 7pm CRIME JUNKIE PODCAST LIVE /// True Crime /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm LOUD LUXURY w/ Dzeko /// EDM/ Deep House /// Gilt Nightclub /// Show: 10pm

FLORIDA MAN MUSIC FEST w/ THE 1975, 311, JIMMY EAT WORLD, The Shaed, Matt Maeson, FRI Revivalists, Barns Courtney, White Reaper, & more /// Orlando AMP /// Show: 4pm SEVEN KINGDOMS w/ Thicket, Withering Earth, Auditory Armory, & Animus Invicta /// Power Metal /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm BAYSIDE w/ Sincere Engineer /// Rock/Punk/Emo /// The Abbey /// Show: 8pm CHRIS LANE w/ Ernest K. Smith, & Gabby Barrett /// Country Pop /// House of Blues /// Show: 8pm COLLECTIVE SOUL /// Alt-Rock/ Grunge /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm GRYFFIN /// EDM /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8:30pm CRYSTAL BOWERSOX /// Rock/ Blues/Folk /// Green Room at Tin Roof /// Show: 8pm

HOMEBOY SANDMAN w/ Quelle Chris /// Alt Hip-Hop /// Will’s Pub /// Show: 9pm SAT SWEET AS FOLK /// Ukulele Soul Folk /// The Nook /// Show: 9pm LIL BABY /// Hip-Hop /// Gilt Nightclub /// Show: 10pm THE MENZINGERS w/ Tigers Jaw, & Culture Abuse /// Punk/Rock/Indie /// The Beacham /// Show: 6:30pm RYAN CARAVEO /// Hip-Hop/ Rap /// The Social /// Show: 6:30pm OAK HILL DRIFTERS /// Folk/ Rockabilly /// Washburn’s Imports /// Show: 8:30pm CLASSIC ALBUMS LIVE: CCR ‘CHRONICLE VOL.1’ /// Southern Swamp Rock /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm

THE FAB FOUR (Beatles Tribute) /// Pop/Rock /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 8pm JONATHAN VAN NESS (Queer Eye) /// Comedy /// Dr Phillips Center /// Shows: 8pm & 10:30pm FOX STEVENSON (Live Band) w/ Kill Paris /// House/Dubstep /// HENAO Center /// Show: 10pm REHAB /// Hip-Hop/Country/Rock /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm COLT FORD /// Country/Hick-Hop /// The Barn (Sanford) /// Show: 9pm

HOMESAFE w/ Kayak Jones, Young Culture, & Keep Flying /// Pop Punk/ /// Soundbar /// Show: 7pm SUN Rock SARA BAREILLES w/ Emily King /// Pop/Soul /// Amway Center /// Show: 8pm LULU SANTOS /// Brazilian Rock/Soul /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm MICHAEL CARBONARO /// Magician /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 7pm PAULA POUNDSTONE /// Stand Up Comedy /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 7:30pm

ARIANA GRANDE w/ Normani, & Social House /// Pop/R&B /// Amway /// Show: 8pm MON Center BACH & BEYOND /// Classical /// The Plaza Live /// Show: 7pm

¡MAYDAY! w/ Potluck1Ton /// HipHop/Rock /// Soundbar /// Show: 7pm THE BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA /// Holiday Rock Hits /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm INCUBUS w/ Le Butcherettes /// Alt Rock/Funk/Love /// Dr Phillips Center /// Show: 8pm

FOLK YEAH: Volume Four (Night 2) /// Folk Music Celebration /// Will’s /// Show: 3pm SAT Pub THE QUEERS w/ Dial Drive, & The Longest Hall /// Punk Rock /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm LA DISPUTE w/ Empath, & Touché Amoré /// Post Hardcore/Emo /// The Beacham /// Show: 6:30pm ADTR (Night 4) /// Rock/Punk/Metal /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 LIVE /// Comedy /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 8pm SIGALA /// House/EDM /// Gilt Nightclub /// Show: 10pm SKANKSGIVING 2019 w/ Control This!, No Name Ska Band, Chieforia, Trial By Stone, Mongoose Triple Threat, & Colorblind Dinosaurs /// SKA /// West End Trading Co /// Show: 8pm

BOSTON MANOR w/ Microwave, Heart Attack Man, & Selfish Things /// Emo/Pop Punk/ Rock /// Soundbar TUE /// Show: 7pm CATTLE DECAPITATION w/ Atheist, Full of Hell, Author & Punisher, & Vitriol /// Death Metal /// The Abbey /// Show: 7pm ADTR (Night 1) /// Rock/Punk/Metal /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm CHEVELLE w/ Convey, & The Band Royale /// Alt-Rock/Nu-Metal /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 7:30pm

MC CHRIS /// Nerdcore/Rap /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm (Night 2) /// Rock/Punk/Metal WED ADTR /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm OAK HILL DRIFTERS /// Folk/ Rockabilly /// Casey’s (New Smyrna Beach) /// Show: 9pm EL GRAN COMBO /// Puerto Rican Salsa /// Hard Rock Live /// Show: 9pm

28 THU

WAX w/ UBI, & Lance Skiiiwalker /// Hip-Hop/Rap /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm

FOLK YEAH: Volume Four (Night 1) /// Folk Music Celebration /// Will’s /// Show: 6pm FRI Pub THERE FOR TOMORROW /// Alt-Rock /// The Beacham /// Show: 6:30pm ADTR (Night 3) /// Rock/Punk/Metal /// House Of Blues /// Show: 8pm

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FANGSGIVING (cover show) w/ Have Gun Will Travel, Same Day Delivery Orchestra, Navin Ave., The Holy Terror, & more /// Benefit Show /// Crowbar /// Show: 8pm LIFEHOUSE w/ Stone Clover /// Alt Rock /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 7pm THE CADILLAC THREE /// Southern Rock /// White Buffalo Saloon /// Show: 8pm CAR BOMB DRIVER w/ Rancid Polecats, & The Boney Fiend /// Punk Party /// The Hub Bar /// Show: 10pm THE SNOZZBERRIES /// Asheville Psych Rock /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 10pm

ALTER BRIDGE & SKILLET w/ Dirty Honey /// Rock /// Jannus 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 w/ Miya Folick, & Jax Anderson /// Indie Soul /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm THE MELVINS w/ Redd Kross, & Toshi Kasai /// LOUD Grunge/ Sludge /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm TRIBAL SEEDS w/ Tropidelic /// Reggae /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE /// Country /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// 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 SIDE HUSTLE w/ The Reality /// Jam/ Funk /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 9pm SQUIRREL NUT ZIPPERS /// Jazz /// The Attic /// Two Shows — 7:30pm & 9:30pm YUNG GRAVY w/ DJ TIIIIIIIIIIP, & SavageRealm /// Satirical Hip-Hop /// 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 WOLF-FACE w/ Virginity, & Big Sad /// Punk /// American Legion Seminole Post 111 /// Show: 9pm THE MOVEMENT w/ The Elovaters, & The Late Ones /// Reggae /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm RICK WAKEMAN (of YES)/// Progressive Rock /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm ELLIS PAUL /// Folk /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm

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SABRINA CLAUDIO w/ Gallant /// R&B/Pop /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 6:30pm LORD FINESSE w/ CASPER x FADER /// NYC Hip-Hop /// Crowbar /// Show: 11pm BRING ME THE HORIZON w/ Sleeping With Sirens, & Poppy /// Metal/Rock /// The Cuban Club /// Show: 7pm SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE /// Live TV /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 7:30pm

DIEALPS! w/ Lola Tried /// Indie Rock /// Microgroove /// Show: 7:30pm PRE-FEST (night 1) w/ Timeshares, Reconciler, Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires, Gilt, Bricheros (Peru), and many more! /// Punk/Rock/Indie /// Lucky You Tattoo /// Show: 6pm

PRE-FEST (night 2) w/ Paranoia Dance Party! (reunion), ZETA (Venezuela), (Austria), Rebuilder, City WED ASTPAI Mouse, and many more! /// Punk/ Rock/Indie /// Lucky You Tattoo /// Show: 6pm

HERE COME THE MUMMIES w/ The Black Honkeys /// Funk /// Jannus /// Show: 9pm THU Live 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

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BRET BOLLINGER (of Pepper) w/ The Bad Habits, & Tunnel Vision /// Reggae /// Jannus Live. /// Show: 8pm FRI Rock FIT FOR AN AUTOPSY w/ Rivers of Nihil, Lorna Shore, Dyscarnate, & Aera Cura /// Deathcore/Metalcore /// Crowbar /// Show: 7:30pm GIN BLOSSOMS /// Alt Rock/Pop /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm OLD DOMINION w/ Scotty McCreery, & Ryan Hurd /// Country /// Yuengling Center /// Show: 7pm THE VIVID MOXIE w/ Mountain Holler, GoldenEra, & White Light Radio /// Funk/Punk/Folk/Rock /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 10pm

THE NEIGHBOURHOOD w/ Slow Hollows, & Claud /// Indie Pop/Rock // The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 7pm SAT /MATISYAHU (Acoustic) /// Reggae /// Jannus Live /// Show: 10pm MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT w/ Curse Mackey /// Industrial Pioneers /// Crowbar /// Show: 8pm NEIL BERG: 50 Years of Rock III /// Broadway Rock /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm SAMMY MILLER & The Congregation /// Jazz /// Murray Theatre /// Show: 8pm THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA w/ Norma Jean, & Gideon /// The Orpheum /// Show: 7pm K MICHELLE w/ Jagged Edge, Ying Yang Twins, Dru Hill, & Lloyd /// HipHop /// Vinoy Park /// Show: 4pm

SCOTTY SIRE w/ SonReal, & Toddy Smith /// Pop /// The Orpheum /// 8pm SUN Show: GATECREEPER w/ Exhumed, Necrot, & Judiciary /// Death Metal /// Crowbar /// Show: 7pm

ROY ORBISON & BUDDY HOLLY (Hologram Tour) /// Rock and Roll /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm

FAMILY FEUD LIVE /// Celebrity Game Show /// Ruth Eckerd Hall MON /// Show: 8pm ELTON JOHN /// Rock/Pop /// Amalie Arena /// Show: 8pm

STIFF LITTLE FINGERS w/ Avengers /// Punk/Rock /// The Orpheum // Show: 8pm TUE /CHAMELEONS VOX w/ Theatre of Hate, Jay Aston (Gene Loves Jezebel) /// English Post-Punk /// Crowbar /// Show: 8pm JUSTIN HAYWARD (Moody Blues) /// Progressive Rock /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm

NERVOUS DATER w/ Hit Like A Girl, & Planet Loser /// Indie/Rock /// The Bends /// Show: 9pm

FRANK TURNER (And The Sleeping Souls) w/ Kayleigh Goldsworthy /// Punk /// The Palladium @ SPC WED Folk /// Show: 7pm THE WAILERS /// Reggae /// Jannus Live /// Show: 9pm DAIKAIJU w/ Black Valley Moon, & Prescribed Fire /// Instrumental Fire Rock /// Crowbar /// Show: 8pm CHRIS KNIGHT w/ Kristi Leann /// Country Rock /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm RATIONAL ANTHEM w/ Rutterkin, Recreational States, & Broken Things /// Punk/Fuzz/Alt /// Lucky You Tattoo /// Show: 8pm KOOL & THE GANG /// R&B /// Hard Rock Tampa /// Show: 8pm

THIEVERY CORPORATION w/ Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe /// /// The Ritz THU Electronica/Chill/Dub Ybor /// Show: 7pm KASHMIR: Led Zeppelin Tribute /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm ALICE COOPER /// Shock Rock /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm THE HU /// Mongolian Metal /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm FRONT COUNTRY w/ Mona Lisa Tribe /// Americana /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm

LEAETHER STRIP w/ 00tz 00tz, & 13th Angel /// Industrial Electronic /// The /// Show: 8pm FRI Orpheum YARN w/ Bryan Elijah Smith /// Folk /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm PARROTFISH w/ Infinite Eights, & Glaza /// Groovy Rock /// Hooch and Hive /// Show: 10pm DANE COOK /// Comedy /// Mahaffey Theater /// Show: 7:30pm

KATASTRO w/ Bikini Trill, & Dylan Reese /// Alt Indie/Funk /// Crowbar // Show: 8pm SAT /SUGARHILL GANG w/ Furious 5 /// Old School Hip-Hop /// Jannus Live /// Show: 9pm THE HOOTERS /// ‘80s Pop/Rock /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm AJR w/ Flora Cash /// Pop/Indie /// Yuengling Center /// Show: 8pm LAST DINOSAURS w/ Born Ruffians /// Australian Indie Rock /// The Orpheum /// Show: 6:30pm VICTIMS OF CIRCUMSTANCE w/ Saganaki Bomb Squad, & Bargain Bin Heroes /// Ska/Punk /// Show: 7:30pm ERIC ANDRE /// Shock Comedy /// Tampa Theatre /// Show: 8pm

DEEP FIELD: A Cosmic Experience /// Symphony Orchestra /// Ruth Eckerd /// Show: 7:30pm SUN Hall FILTER w/ Dead Deads, & Silver Snakes /// Industrial Rock/Grunge /// The Orpheum /// Show: 7pm ELVIS COSTELLO AND THE IMPOSTERS /// Pop/Rock/Punk /// Mahaffey Theater /// Show: 7pm

COUNTERPARTS w/ Stray From the Path, Varials Chamber, Greyhaven, Madtown /// Hardcore Punk /// MON &Crowbar /// Show: 6pm

TITUS ANDRONICUS w/ Partner, & Navin Ave. /// Punk/Art Punk /// /// Show: 8pm TUE Crowbar VINTAGE TROUBLE /// R&B/Rock/ Pop /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm HIGH ON FIRE (only FL date) w/ Power Trip, Creeping Death, & more /// Sludge/Doom/Metal /// The Orpheum /// Show: 7pm

THE JAPANESE HOUSE w/ Our Girl /// Indie/Pop /// Crowbar /// Show: 8pm ANDREWS /// A Legend WED JULIE Speaking /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 7:30pm PENNYWISE w/ The Bronx, & Authority Zero /// Punk/Rock /// Ferg’s St. Pete /// Show: 6pm FARSEEK w/ Snacking, Nervous Girls, & Floating Boy /// Emo/Punk/ Shoegaze /// Lucky You Tattoo /// Show: 8pm

THIRD EYE BLIND w/ Smallpools /// Pop/Rock /// Jannus Live /// 8pm THU Show: KERO KERO BONITO ///Indie/Dance/ Pop /// The Orpheum /// Show: 9pm WILLIAMS ELLIOTT WHITMORE /// Blues/Folk/Roots /// Crowbar /// Show: 8pm JOHN PAUL WHITE (The Civil Wars) /// Americana/Folk/Indie /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm QUINTON & MISS PUSSYCAT w/ Three Brained Robot, & Reality Asylum /// Noise Rock /// The Bends /// Show: 10pm JAY AND SILENT BOB /// Stand Up Comedy /// Tampa Theatre /// Show: 7:30pm

PINK TALKING FISH w/ Runaway Gin /// Jam Tribute/Fusion /// The /// Show: 9pm FRI Orpheum CURSIVE w/ Cloud Nothings & The Appleseed Cast /// Indie/Punk /// Crowbar /// Show: 8pm ELECTRIC WIZARD w/ Midnight /// Doom Metal /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm WIZARDS OF WINTER /// Progressive Holiday Rock Opera /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm 39

DWIGHT YOAKAM /// Country /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm PEARCE /// Country /// White FRI CARLY Buffalo Saloon /// Show: 8pm THE CURRYS /// Americana /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm JACUZZI BOYS w/ Fever Beam, Fr33dback, & Mindwash /// Garage Rock /// Hooch and Hive /// Show: 10pm DOOBIE BROTHERS /// Old Stoners /// The Mahaffey Theater /// Show: 8pm

TURNOVER w/ Men I Trust /// Emo/ Indie Rock /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: SAT 7pm CRYSTAL METHOD w/ Pedro M, & Kyle Kinch /// Electronica /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 11pm COM TRUISE w/ Altopalo, Beshken /// Electronic/ Chillwave /// Crowbar /// Show: 9pm BADFISH: Tribute to Sublime w/ Roots of Creation, & Artikal Sound System /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm KEVIN JAMES /// Comedy /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm STATIC-X w/ DevilDriver, Dope, Wednesday 13, & Raven Black /// Nu Metal /// The Orpheum /// Show: 7pm FORREST HOFFAR /// Americana /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm RIVER TOWER FESTIVAL w/ Have Gun Will Travel, The Sh-Booms, Mountain Holler, Este Loves, and many more /// Music Festival /// River Tower Park /// Show: 12pm ELECTRIC KIF /// Funk Fusion/Rock /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 10pm BLUE OYSTER CULT /// Classic Rock /// Ferg’s St. Pete /// Show: 8pm

WATERPARKS w/ Yung Pinch /// Pop Punk /// The Orpheum /// Show: 7pm NINE KILLS w/ Fit For A King, SUN ICE Light The Torch, Make Them Suffer, & Awake At Last /// Metalcore /// The Ritz Ybor /// Show: 6pm TINY MOVING PARTS w/ Fredo Disco, Standards /// Emo/Indie/Math Rock /// Crowbar /// Show: 7pm COCO MONTOYA /// Blues/Rock /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm GIRLPOOL /// Indie/Folk/Punk /// Hooch and Hive /// Show: 8pm

MON

19 TUE

20 WED 40

CLANG! w/ A Deer A Horse, & Bornite Carnation /// Funk Punk /// The Hub Bar /// Show: 9pm DIZZY WRIGHT w/ RITTZ Ekoh, & Whitney Peyton /// Hip-Hop/ Trap /// Crowbar /// Show: 7:30pm CHRIS D’ELIA (night 1) /// Stand Up Comedy /// Tampa Theatre /// Show: 8pm

IMMORTAL TECHNIQUE w/ Chino XL, & Poison Pen /// Alt Hip-Hop /// /// Show: 8pm THU Crowbar SUSTO w/ FayRoy, & Jordan Esker /// Indie Rock /// Crowbar /// Show: 9pm THE FAB FOUR (Beatles Tribute) /// Pop/Rock /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm SHAWN MULLINS w/ Cat Ridgeway & the Tourists /// Folk/Rock /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm CHRIS D’ELIA (night 2) /// Stand Up Comedy /// Tampa Theatre /// Two Shows — 7:30pm & 9:30pm

THE KILLERS w/ Switchfoot, PVRIS, and iDKHOW /// Alt/New Wave/ /// MIDFL Amp /// FRI Indie/Rock Show: 6pm THE MENZINGERS w/ Tigers Jaw, & Culture Abuse /// Punk/Rock/Indie /// The Orpheum /// Show: 8pm CONAN GRAY w/ UMI /// Dream Pop/ Indie /// The Ritz Ybor /// 8:30pm JOHN OATES (Hall & Oates) & The Good Road Band /// Blues /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm MASON JENNINGS w/ Kristopher James /// Indie Folk/Rock /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm

GRYFFIN /// EDM /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm KINGDOMS w/ Thicket, SAT SEVEN Withering Earth, Screaming At The Silence, & Hate Tank /// Power Metal /// Crowbar /// Show: 8pm STEVEN WRIGHT /// Stand Up Comedy /// Bilheimer Capitol Theatre /// Show: 8pm FANTASIA w/ Robin Thick, Tank, & The Bonfyre /// R&B/Soul /// Yuengling Center /// Show: 8pm BAYSIDE w/ Sincere Engineer /// Rock/Punk/Emo /// The Orpheum /// Show: 7pm SAWYER FREDERICKS /// Folk/Blues /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm

THE 1975 w/ AJR, Judah & The Lion, The Revivalists, Silversun Pickups, Reaper, The Band Camino, Twin SUN White XL, * Smith & Thell /// Alt Rock Festival /// MIDFL Amp /// Show: 11am CHELSEA GRIN w/ The Acacia Strain, Spite, Left Behind, & Traitors /// Deathcore /// The Orpheum /// Show: 7pm DUMPSTAPHUNK w/ Future Vintage /// Funk/Soul/Jazz /// Crowbar /// Show: 7pm ARIANA GRANDE w/ Normani, & Social House /// Pop/R&B /// Amalie Arena /// Show: 8pm CRYSTAL BOWERSOX /// Rock/ Blues/Folk /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm MON ► NOV 25 — No Shows TUE ► NOV 26 — No Shows

CHEVELLE w/ Convey, & The Band Royale /// Alt-Rock/Nu-Metal /// Live /// Show: 7:30pm WED Jannus CANNIBAL CORPSE w/ Thy Art Is Murder, & Perdition Temple /// Death Metal /// The Orpheum /// Show: 7pm ¡MAYDAY! /// Hip-Hop/Rock /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm THU ► NOV 28 — No Shows

MC CHRIS /// Nerdcore/Rap /// Soundbar. /// Show: 8pm HOLLER w/ CMPNY of FRI MOUNTAIN ANMLS, Highway Advisory Radio /// Lover Folk/Psych Rock /// Hooch and Hive /// Show: 10pm WAX w/ UBI, & Lance Skiiiwalker /// Hip-Hop /// Ferg’s St. Pete /// Show: 8pm CHRIS TUCKER /// Comedy /// Mahaffey Theater /// Show: 8pm

ABSOLUTE QUEEN /// Tribute Band /// Jannus Live /// Show: 8pm BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA /// SAT THE Holiday Rock Hits /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 8pm F R MUSIC PROJECT /// Folk /// The Attic /// Show: 8pm BEN PRESTAGE /// Blues /// Dunedin Brewery /// Show: 10pm INCUBUS w/ Le Butcherettes /// Alt Rock/Funk/Love /// Mahaffey Theater /// Show: 8pm

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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 1349 w/ UADA, Cloak, Darkness Bound, The Noctambulant /// Black Metal /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 7pm

CARRIE UNDERWOOD w/ Maddie & Tae, & Runaway June /// Country Pop // VyStar Arena /// Show: 7:30pm SUN /MYSTERY SKULLS w/ Phangs, Snowblood /// Disco/ Neo-Soul /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 8pm ANJELAH JOHNSON /// Comedy /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm REMO DRIVE w/ Lunar Vacation /// Emo/ Indie Rock /// Nighthawks /// Show: 8pm JENNIFER KNAPP /// Australian Folk Rock /// Cafe Eleven /// Show: 8pm

KYLE COX w/ Rocko Wheeler, & Jessica Pounds /// Heart Melting /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: MON Acoustic 8pm

KNOCKED LOOSE w/ Stick To Your Guns, Rotting Out, & Candy /// /// 1904 Music Hall /// TUE Metalcore Show: 7pm ROBERT RANDOLPH AND THE FAMILY BAND w/ Hollis Brown /// Funk/ Jam/ Soul /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm FLIPTURN w/ The Brazen Youth /// Indie/Alt /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 7pm

CAT & NAT: #MOMTRUTHS LIVE /// Comedy/YouTube /// Florida Theatre // Show: 7pm WED /THE MOVEMENT w/ The Elovaters, & The Late Ones /// Reggae /// Surfer The Bar /// Show: 8pm

SWITCHFOOT /// Rock/ Pop /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm ALLMAN BETTS BAND w/ THU THE Joanne Shaw Taylor, & JD Simo /// Blues Rock /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 7pm MATISYAHU w/ Of Good Nature /// Reggae/ Hip-Hop /// The AMP St. Augustine (Backyard Stage) /// Show: 7pm JOEY HARKUM BAND /// Folk Rock /// Cafe Eleven /// Show: 8pm ADRIFT ON RIVER STYX w/ From Blue To Gray, After The Minor, Varanger, & The Fallen Sons /// Metal /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm “PRE-FEST JAX” w/ No Sugar, NoMore, DeadKaren, Electric Water, & The Kate Rays /// Punk /// Nighthawks /// Show: 8pm

POST MALONE w/ Swae Lee, & Tyla Yaweh /// Rap /// VyStar Arena /// 8pm FRI Show: TGTG w/ Jean Street Sound, & Waterfront /// Indie Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm WE ARE MESSENGERS We The Kingdom, & more /// Indie Rock /// Murray Hill Theatre /// Show: 7pm

BASTILLE /// Indie Pop /// Daily’s Place /// Show: 7:30pm (TRIBUTE) — MEDAL SAT METALLICA MILITIA w/ Ghost Tribute, Ozzy Osbourne Tribute /// Rock Covers /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm SQUIRREL NUT ZIPPERS /// Jazz /// Prohibition Kitchen St. Aug /// Show: 7:30pm LUNA CRUISE w/ Temple Rats, Swingers, & Pastel Palms /// Psychedelic Rock Party /// Nighthawks /// Show: 8pm ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW w/ The 77D’s /// Musical/Comedy /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm SILENT/RUNNING w/ Mind of Fury, Attika, & Nxt Dmnsn /// Metal /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 8pm

STEVE HOFSTETTER /// Comedy /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 7pm GRAY HAVENS w/ iamsleepless, SUN THE Ylios /// Indie Rock /// Murray Hill Theatre /// Show: 7pm WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE /// Country /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 7:30pm ELLIS PAUL /// Folk Rock /// Cafe Eleven /// Show: 8pm MON ► Oct 28 — No Shows TUE ► Oct 29 — No Shows

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SAMMY HAGAR w/ Night Ranger /// Rock/Metal /// The AMP St Aug /// FRI Show: 7:30pm BRETT YOUNG w/ Chase Rice /// Country Rock /// Baseball Grounds of Jax /// Game: 6:30 (show after) DANNY ATTACK (Album Release) w/ River City Sound System, The Bitters, Devin Austin Ernce, & BLURG /// Alt/ Indie/Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm THE REALITY w/ Guavatron /// Jam/ Rock/Funk /// Nighthawks /// Show: 8pm CODY KO & NOEL MILLER /// Comedy /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT w/ Curse Mackey /// Industrial Pioneers /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 8pm

OLD DOMINION w/ Scotty McCreery, & Ryan Hurd /// Country /// The AMP Aug /// Show: 6:30pm SAT St HERE COME THE MUMMIES /// Funk Rock /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm DREAMERS w/ Arrested Youth, & IRONTOM /// Pop/Rock /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 9pm SATSANG w/ Jonny Wayne /// Reggae /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm RUPAUL’S DRAG RACE /// Intergalactic Drag Show /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm

ADAM EZRA GROUP /// Folk Rock /// Cafe Eleven /// Show: 8pm DOMINION w/ Scotty McCreery, SUNOLD & Ryan Hurd /// Country /// The AMP St Aug /// Show: 6:30pm GLASS CAMELS (30 Year Anniversary) /// Grateful Dead Tribute Band /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 9pm

ROOTS OF A REBELLION w/ Cloud9 Vibes, & The Head Cheese /// Reggae /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm

EXMAG /// Downtempo/ EDM/ Soul /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 9pm SCROLLS w/ Cortége (TX THU DEAD Doom). & Thunderclap /// Halloween Doom Metal /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY /// Smooth Jazz /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm

MON ► NOV 4 — No Shows TUE ► NOV 5 — No Shows JOSH HEINRICHS & FRIENDS w/ SkillinJah, Eureka Sound, & Chelsey Michelle Band /// Roots Reggae/ /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm FRIRock ROY ORBISON & BUDDY HOLLY (Hologram Tour) /// Rock and Roll /// Ruth Eckerd Hall /// Show: 7:30pm

WHITE COLLAR SIDESHOW w/ Death Therapy, & Silent Running /// Industrial/Shock/Rock /// Murray Hill SAT Theatre /// Show: 7pm DANE COOK /// Comedy /// Florida Theater /// Show: 7:30pm SHANNON & THE CLAMS w/ The Sh-Booms, & The Mother Gooses /// Garage Punk/Soul /// Hotel Palms /// 41 Show: 7pm

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ELVIS COSTELLO AND THE IMPOSTERS /// Pop/Rock/Punk /// Theater /// Show: 7pm FRI Mahaffey BIG BAD VOODOO DADDY /// Swing/ Blues /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm DAN DEACON w/ The Dewars /// Electropop /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm RED JUMPSUIT APPARATUS w/ Radio City Confessions, & Wild Pines /// Alt Rock/Emo /// Murray Hill Theatre /// Show: 7:30pm NOEL FRIEDLINE & Friends /// Jazz/ Jam /// Ritz Theatre /// Show: 7:30pm ISLANDER w/ The Funeral Portrait, & Dropout Kings /// Nu Metal /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 7pm STING /// New Wave/Rock /// Daily’s Place /// Show: 8pm UNCLE KRACKER /// Country Rock/ Rap /// Jacksonville Fair /// Show: 8pm

RACONTEURS w/ Margo Price /// Jack White/Blues/Rock /// The AMP Aug /// Show: 7pm SAT St MILES FROM LONDON w/ The Hails, & Driveway /// Alt/Indie Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm THE O’JAYS w Gerald Alston, & The Manhattans /// Soul Brothers /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm STAYNE THE ANGEL (CD Release) w/ Pieces Left, Stone Bone, Higher Ground, & SuckerPunch /// Rock /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 8pm .38 SPECIAL w/ Brett Myers, The Curt Towne Band, & Pinto Graham /// Southern Rock /// Thrasher Center /// Show: 6pm

MIKE LLERENA & THE NERVE w/ BLURG, & FFN /// Punk/Rock /// /// Show: 9pm SUN Nighthawks BADFISH: a Tribute to Sublime w/ Roots of Creation, & more /// Surfer The Bar /// Show: 8pm MON ► NOV 11 — No Shows

MIKE ZITO w/ Odds Lane /// Blues Rock /// Cafe Eleven /// Show: 8pm JAPANESE HOUSE w/ Our Girl /// TUE THE Indie/Pop /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm AUTHORITY ZERO w/ Flag On Fire /// Punk/Rock /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 9pm

DOOBIE BROTHERS /// Old Stoners /// The AMP St Aug /// Show: 7:30pm DEATH w/ Rhythm Of WED CREEPING Fear, & Graveyards /// Death Metal /// Nighthawks /// Show: 7:30pm MINDI ABAIR & The Boneshakers /// 42 Blue/Rock/Sax /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm

CURSIVE w/ Cloud Nothings & The Appleseed Cast /// Indie/Punk/Rock // Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm THU /RUNAWAY GIN /// Phish Tribute /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 9pm CHRIS RENZEMA /// Punk/Folk /// Murray Hill Theatre /// Show: 7pm HAYWYRE w/ KOAN Sound /// EDM /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 11pm ZOSO “The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience” /// Classic Rock /// Surfer The Bar /// Show: 8pm

JR WARD /// Country /// Cafe Eleven /// Show: 8pm SUSTO w/ Palm Palm (J. Roddy FRI Walston), & Folk Is People /// Indie/ Folk /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm NIGHTCRAWLER w/ Custard Pie, & Side Hustle /// Afrobeat/Funk/Jam /// Nighthawks /// Show: 8pm KEVIN JAMES /// Comedy /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm WILLIAMS ELLIOTT WHITMORE /// Blues/Folk/Roots /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 8pm BLUE OYSTER CULT /// Classic Rock /// Jacksonville Fair /// Show: 8pm

16 SAT 17

BALLYHOO! /// Beach Rock/Reggae /// Surfer The Bar /// Show: 8pm

WARREN HAYNES w/ Jamey Johnson, Don Was, Lukas Nelson, John Medeski // Supergroup/Blues/Rock /// The SUN /AMP St Aug /// Show: 7pm MICHALE GRAVES (Misfits) w/ Brand Of Julez, Milton J Music, Giants Of Atlantis, & more /// Horror Punk /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 6:30pm DWIGHT YOAKAM /// Country /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm JONAS BROTHERS w/ Bebe Rexha, & Jordan McGraw /// Pop/Rock /// Vystar Arena /// Show: 7:30pm

FLASIFIER w/ Second Death, The Machinist, & more /// Metal /// Jack /// Show: 6:30pm MON Rabbits FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH w/ Three Days Grace, Bad Wolves, and Fire From The Gods /// Heavy Metal /// VyStar Arena /// Show: 6:30pm TUE ► NOV 19 — No Shows

JOHN PAUL WHITE (The Civil Wars) /// Americana/Folk/Indie /// Ponte Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm WED Vedra MOONSHINE BANDITS w/ Sarah Ross /// Hick-Hop/ Country/Rap /// Soundbar /// Show: 8pm

SAWYER FREDERICKS /// Folk/Blues /// Cafe Eleven /// Show: 8pm BRAMBLETT (Full Band) /// THU RANDALL Folk Rock/Pop /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm MIRANDA LAMBERT w/ Pistol Annies, & Tenille Townes /// Country Pop /// VyStar Arena /// Show: 7pm

THE FAB FOUR (Beatles Tribute) /// Pop/Rock /// Ponte Vedra Concert /// Show: 8pm FRI Hall HOME AND THE HAUNTS w/ Adult Life, The TwoTakes, & Boston Marriage /// Indie/Funk/Emo /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm STEVEN WRIGHT /// Stand Up Comedy /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm DIZZY WRIGHT w/ RITTZ Ekoh, Whitney Peyton, & Vexed /// HipHop/Trap /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 7:30pm SARA BAREILLES w/ Emily King /// Pop/Soul /// Amway Center /// Show: 8pm

CRYSTAL BOWERSOX /// Blues/Folk /// Cafe Eleven /// Show: 8pm BONAMASSA /// Blues Rock /// SAT JOE The AMP St Aug /// Show: 7:30pm MASON JENNINGS w/ Kristopher James /// Indie Folk/Rock /// Ponte Vedra Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm PAULA POUNDSTONE /// Comedy /// Florida Theatre /// Show: 8pm THE NEW DEAL /// Electronica/ House /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 9pm

JOHN OATES (Hall & Oates) & The Good Road Band /// Blues /// Ponte Concert Hall /// Show: 8pm SUN Vedra INANIMATE EXISTENCE w/ Krosis, & Symbolik /// Progressive Metal /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 7:30pm DEAD FEST w/ Unlimited Devotion, Brown Eyed Women, David Gans, Bonnie Blue, The Good Wood Band, Ouija Brothers /// Psychedelic Rock /// 1904 Music Hall /// Show: 2pm

25 SAT 26

MC CHRIS /// Nerdcore/Rap ///Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm

CPU FOOD w/ Rican Havoc, Denver Hall, The Black Toilet, & Aunt Acid // Rap/Hip-Hop /// Jack Rabbits /// SUN /Show: 8pm

WED

WAX w/ UBI, & Lance Skiiiwalker /// Hip-Hop /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 8pm THU ► NOV 28 — No Shows

THE QUEERS w/ Friendly Fire /// Punk Rock /// Jack Rabbits. /// Show: FRI 9pm

REHAB /// Hip-Hop/ Country/Rock /// Jack Rabbits /// Show: 9pm + HOOKAH w/ Kris Vega, Biz SAT R&B Levin, & Ebonique /// R&B/Soul /// Highthawks /// Show: 10pm

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BOBBY MAHONEY & THE SEVENTH SON w/ Rx Fire, Causa, & Penny’s /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: SUN Lookout 8pm MON ► Oct 21 — No Shows GRÜN WASSER (IL), w/ Batry Powr, Deterritory, Frog, & Lilac Angel /// House /// The Atlantic /// TUE EDM/Deep Show: 9pm

22 23

JONATHAN SCALES FOURCHESTRA /// Jazz Fusion /// Heartwood /// Show: 9pm WED Soundstage ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW /// Musical/Comedy /// High Dive /// Show: 9pm

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

UF WORLD MUSIC ENSEMBLE w/ Maharajah Flamenco Trio /// World /// Bo Diddley Plaza /// Show: FRI Music 8pm MISCHIEVOUS MADAMS /// Burlesque Troupe /// High Dive /// Show: 11pm THRUSTERS w/ Baby Killers, Funeral Clown, & Sangs /// Rock & Roll /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 10pm

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

27 SUN

STEREO RV /// Pop/Soul /// Heartwood Soundstage /// Show: 9pm MON ► Oct 28 — No Shows TUE ► Oct 29 — No Shows

30 WED

ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW /// Musical/Comedy /// High Dive /// Show: 9pm

LEE BAINES III & THE GLORY FIRE /// Alabama Rock-N-Roll /// Loosey’s /// 8pm THU Show: FEST HALLOWEEN (Cover Show & Costume Contest) /// Van Halen (War On Women & Two Minutes To Late Night), The Get Up Kids (Save Ends), Replacements (Answering Machine), Smashing Pumpkins (You Vandal), Descendents (Audio Karate) /// Bo Diddley Plaza /// Show: 7pm

FEST (Night 1) w/ AGAINST ME!, Less Than Jake, Teenage Bottlerocket, War Women, Torche, Planes Mistaken FRI On For Stars, Iron Regan, Maked Intruder, WOLF-FACE, Teen Agers, & a ton ton more /// thefestfl.com/schedule /// Multi-Venus Gville /// Multi-Times SAMMY MILLER & The Congregation /// Jazz /// Phillips Center @ UF /// Two Shows: 7pm & 9pm

FEST (Night 2) w/ AGAINST ME!, Jawbox, Joyce Manor, The Bronx, A Scream, Worriers, Caffiends, SAT Wilhelm Bad Cop/Bad Cop, Tsunami Bomb,, & a ton ton more /// thefestfl.com /// Multi-Venus Gville /// Multi-Times SECKOND CHAYNCE /// Reggae/ Country/Rap /// Raw Hyde Live /// Show: 8pm

FEST (Night 3) w/ Jawbreaker, Stiff Little Fingers, American Steel, Mariachi Bronx, Screaming Females, Gouge SUN El Away, FEST Wrestling, & a ton ton more /// thefestfl.com/schedule /// Multi-Venus Gville /// Multi-Times GRETCHEN PETERS /// Country/ Folk/Pop /// HEartwood Soundstage /// Show: 8pm MON ► NOV 4 — No Shows CHRIS KATTAN & Friends /// Comedy /// High Dive /// Show: 8:30pm TUE WED ► NOV 6 — No Shows

07 SAT 08 FRI 09 SAT 10 SUN 11 MON

ZACH DEPUTY /// Funk/Reggae /// High Dive /// Show: 9:30pm THE KRICKETS /// Folk /// Heartwood Soundstage /// Show: 9pm THE HAILS w/ Driveaway, & Miles From London /// Alt/Indie /// High Dive /// Show: 9:30pm PEZ w/ Smiley (Oakland, Algae Guck, & Red Rodeo /// Post-Punk /// The Atlantic /// Show: 10pm DAN DEACON w/ Cabo Boing, Mother Juno, Bl_ank, & more /// Electropop /// The Atlantic /// Show: 10pm SEAN ROWE w/ Matthew Fowler /// Folk/Alternative /// Heartwood Soundstage /// Show: 9pm TEDDY ROBB w/ Austin Hunter Band, & Noah Alan /// R&B/Soul/Country /// High Dive /// Show: 7:30pm ANDRÉS w/ Patternist, The Real You, & Escape The Ordinary /// Jazzrock/ Pop/Emo /// High Dive /// Show: 8pm

12 TUE 13 WED

KERO KERO BONITO ///Indie/Dance/ Pop /// The Atlantic /// Show: 8pm TGTG w/ Loose Xhange /// Indie Rock /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 5pm

CHRIS RENZEMA /// Punk/Folk /// Murray Hill Theatre /// Show: 7pm QUINTON & MISS PUSSYCAT w/ Three Brained Robot /// Noise Rock /// The Atlantic /// Show: 10pm

TITUS ANDRONICUS w/ Partner, & Leg Biters /// Punk/Art Punk /// High /// Show: 9pm THU Dive FRI ► NOV 15 — No Shows

16 SAT

BUBBA SPARXXX w/ Alexander King, Big Buzz, & Kendall T /// Hip-Hop/ Country/Rap /// Raw Hyde Live /// 8pm RADON w/ No More, & Big Sad /// Punk /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 9pm SUN ► NOV 17 — No Shows MON ► NOV 18 — No Shows

JOHN PAUL WHITE (The Civil Wars) /// Americana/Folk/Indie /// Heartwood /// Show: 9pm TUE Soundstage STRAIGHT NO CHASER /// A Cappella /// Phillips Center @ UF /// Show: 7:30pm

20 WED 21 THU

SUSTO w/ South The Bayou /// Indie/ Folk Rock /// High Dive /// Show: 9pm MASON JENNINGS w/ Christina Carter /// Indie Folk/Rock /// High Dive /// Show: 9pm

BRIA SKONBERG /// Jazz/Soul/ Trumpeter /// Phillips Center @ UF // TWO SHOWS — 7pm & 9pm FRI /DUMPSTAPHUNK w/ Honey Hounds /// Nola Funk/Soul /// High Dive /// Show: 7pm THE SO LOWS w/ Rx Fire, & Good Troy Edward /// Rock n Roll/Soul /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 9pm

AARON LEBOS REALITY /// Jam/ Jazz/Rock /// Heartwood Soundstage // Show: 9pm SAT /CRITICAL HITS w/ Rutterkin (Tampa), & Sitting Chair /// Punk /// Hardback Cafe /// Show: 9pm

MC CHRIS w/ Drew Love, & Cartridge Carnage /// Nerdcore/Rap /// High /// Show: 7:30pm SUN Dive MON ► NOV 25 — No Shows

BÉLA FLECK & THE FLECKTONES feat. Victor Wooten, Roy “Futureman” & Howard Levy /// Jazz SUN Wooten, Fusion/Jam /// Phillips Center /// Show: 7:30pm WED ► NOV 27 — No Shows THU ► NOV 28 — No Shows

THUNDERCLAP w/ Nibiru, & Purely Red /// Metal /// High Dive /// Show: FRI 9:30pm SAT ► NOV 30 — No Shows

THE MENZINGERS –

by Raven Brajdic

SLIPKNOT

If you ever feel the need to get out of your head and into someone else’s, listen to ‘We Are Not Your Kind’. Slipknot’s sixth studio album perfectly balances heavy, melodic tracks like “Liar’s Funeral” with the fast-paced rolling riffs and catchy choruses that the metal band is known for. Describing it as some of the darkest writing he’s done in years, ‘Kind’ takes you into the mental state of vocalist Corey Taylor and his battles with depression, mania, and self-destruction following his divorce. There is a grit and ferocity behind lines like, “A hope like yours won’t help me now,” as they tear through the instrumentals of tracks like “Solway Firth” and “Nero Forte.” In “Unsainted,” the first single released from the album, Taylor sings ”I’ll never kill myself to save my soul / I’m finally holding on to letting go.” While Slipknot plays to their strengths in ‘Kind’, experimental elements like brief instrumental interludes and songs like the In their fourth studio album, Bon Iver goes beyond personal darkly atmospheric “Spiders” help push introspection and love to instead touch on the state of the their creative boundaries and deliver what world. Justin Vernon addresses topics like climate change many regard to be one of the band’s best in “Holyfields” and “Jelmore,” as he asks, “How long will you albums. ‘Kind’ shows not only how far disregard the heat?” The poignant single “Hey, Ma,” full of Slipknot has come over the past 20 years, beautiful loneliness and synthesized sound, might be one of but also how much of them is still here. Vernon’s best. “Full time you talk your money up / While it’s /// 8.5/11 /// living in a coal mine / Tall time to call your ma,” he sings. In typical fashion, Bon Iver seems to favor the way words sound rather than how they’re strung together. Meaning can be taken from the seemingly nonsensical track list, with the title of the song “Sh’Diah” serving as an abbreviation for “Shittiest Day in American History” — the Wednesday after Election Day 2016 when Donald Trump won the presidency. While some lines are cryptic—or, at times, indecipherable (“I fall off a bass boat/And the concrete’s very slow”)—’i,i’ sings like Vernon left the woods of Wisconsin and realized that while he was heartbroken, the world had started dying. ‘HELLO EXILE’ /// 7.5/11 /// True to form, the Philly-four hit the ground running with the impossibly catchy, could-be anthem for our whole year “America (You’re Freaking Me Out)”, and somehow, someway, the album simply doesn’t relent. “Anna” is a toe-tapping, drive-by romance between a searing guitar and a strong chorus. “High School Friend” is the post-adolescence ode to our own revisionist ways that we all need to hear. “Last to Know” is a measured singalongstyle requiem,appealing as it is gloomy … and that’s just the first four, folks. The album just keeps running. With their unrelenting hooks and perennially relatable lyrics, the Philly-four cement what most of us already know but are afraid to say — that right now, The Menzingers are the best band in pop-punk. There, I said it. F.F.O. : Gaslight Anthem, Dead to Me, PUP /// 9.5/11 ///

BON IVER - ‘I,I’

ALBUM REVIEWS

- ‘WE ARE NOT YOUR KIND’

‘NORMAN FUCKING ROCKWELL’

LANA DEL REY Released right before Labor Day, ‘Norman Fucking Rockwell’ does its best to stretch out the final notes of summer. The brooding sixth studio album, self-described to Billboard as “a folk record with a little surf twist,” is California swathed in sepia tones. Del Rey’s velvety vocals, backed primarily by pianos, are as distinctive as ever as she purrs lines like, “And if I wasn’t so fucked up, I think I’d fuck you all the time,” or “I’ve heard the war was over if you really choose.” “Fuck it I love you,” sung in rapid sing-song, is dreamy, languid, and nostalgic. Others, like a remake of Sublime’s “Doin’ Time,” make you want to hop in your car for a final road trip to the beach. With frequent references to today’s political climate—punctuated with typical Lana-isms about California locales, partying with topshelf liquor, and music legends like Crosby, Stills, and Nash— it’s a mood album that might make you wistful for simpler days. /// 8/11 ///

by Evan Chabot

Boy Muscle / Cool Grandma – ‘ST Split’ Bless the Central Florida punk scene for moments like this. Just in time for social-awareness season, local juggernauts Boy Muscle and Cool Grandma team up to give us a raucous life-lesson in seven deliciously raw installments. Somewhere between a siege and a house party, there’s a parade of punks chanting Boy Muscle’s “Viva La Vulva,” — the first track of the split — a literal line in the sand, and a fuckin’ banger to start with. Boy Muscle continues the charge with the hearty, bass-led “Goldilocks Zone,” and closes out in fine fashion with “Snow Queen.” On “There’s Nothin,” Cool Grandma take up the baton and swings hard, cracking on through “Mutilate Me,” and riding surf-vibes thru “Bloodsucker.” Cool Grandma present one of the rawest punk songs I’ve heard in nearly a decade — “Good Vibes Only” — indicting those fairweather, so, so posi-types we all know and shed. The split is smart, hard, and delightfully searing in an environment which deserves every bit of it. The dual-bands win a dual-victory as the harmony between the two is as perfectly enjoyable as it is significant. The [punk] future is female. F.F.O. : Wet Nurse, Bikini Kill, The Slits /// 7.5/11 ///

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Summer Spiders – ‘Pieces’ Somewhere in 2004, a portal opened and ‘Pieces’ fell through. It swirled around the cosmos for a short time, picked up some impressive production equipment, condensed itself into a one-man band, and got its heart broken. Finally, it landed in 2019, probably on a beach, and grinned at the bright horizon. This is a fiction, of course, but all it takes is one listen to Summer Spiders’ latest to know that this very well could be the EP’s harrowing origin story. Just like the album, it’s warm, and it’s storied, and it’s quirky, and it’s nostalgic for all the right reasons. Summer Spiders is the solo vehicle of the inimitable Mikey Cortes, whom you may (and should) recognize as DJ Kittybat, our favorite local Polymath, and a member of many CFL forces of nature such as The Attack, Overdale, and The Spitvalves. On ‘Pieces’, Cortes channels his many influences and his undeniable talent into a tight 18 minutes of poppy, punky, surf-cultured rock. Title track “Pieces” is a salient end-of-summer jam as good as anything Adam Lazarra could pull. Tracks “Yes Yesterday” and “Hands in the Ocean” conjure adolescent dreams as real as mixtapes and Myspace. “Pizza Rolls” is the same old gauche, guilty pleasure you earned to love two decades ago. Wherever ‘Pieces’ fell from, it’s determined to live in your car’s CD player this fall. F.F.O. : Jimmy Eat World, The Get Up Kids, The Starting Line /// 8.5/11 ///

Capstan – ‘Restless Heart, Keep Running’ Hometown hardcore finds a lot to love in melody on Capstan’s latest – ‘Restless Heart, Keep Running’. Much to its benefit, ‘Restless Heart’ feels curated – framed by classical piano, strings, a masterful variety of guitar, and (spoiler alert) the occasional saxophone. Elegant intros (“An Open Door”), interludes and soul-bearing ballads (“There is no Answer,” “Hideaway”) abound, while catchy choruses and indelibly poppy hooks are woven into every heart-wrenching word. Apex moments like “We’ll always have Paris” and “Stars Before the Sun” shine, and play nicely on Capstan’s pop-punk roots (“Fix”). All in all, Capstan’s biggest success here is not a single song, but an album that feels like an organic, blossoming whole. On ‘Restless Heart’, Capstan achieves elegance in chaos, weaving a melodious blend of influences with masterful metal riffs to make (what else?) genuinely enjoyable, head-bobbing post-hardcore. At 13 well-wrought, beautifully frenetic tracks, this one may just be the lucky number that launch them from hometown heroes to headliners. F.F.O.:RealFriends, ADTR, Thursday

/// 11/11 ///

This is BASE – the Body Art Showcase and Exhibit, which creator/curator/artist/ coordinator Mandi Schiff bills as “the only body-painting event in the U.S. of this magnitude,” where the public can experience 360-degree, living, breathing canvases, developed right before their eyes–and it is a sight to see! Stunningly nuanced and original artworks sprawl the bare bodies of more than a dozen models, as mesmerizing for their hidden details as they are for their ephemeral nature. “In the morning this will all be gone.” Says Mandi as she applies another layer of airbrushing to her model. “That’s sort of the magic of it.”

Developed in 2012, BASE has endured venue changes, featured dozens of local artists, and dazzled countless visitors, but goes stronger than ever in its current home, the Orange Studio building at 1121 N Mills Ave. Presented as a bi-monthly exhibition, the event has covered themes from Sci-Fi, Fantasy, the Cosmos, and even the British Invasion, but it’s impressive growth is never more evident than its impact on the community. “This is probably the coolest art event in Orlando, period.” Spouts a patron, and nearby body-painter, Emma Kenemer is beaming. “Base fosters a friendship amongst colleagues,” she says. “It’s like a utopia of shared work, encouragement, and personal growth. We inspire and support each other. BASE has built a family that creates art together.” Her model, ChaCha, agrees.

10-09-2019

by Evan Chabot

Base - Orlando

BAS E

“This place is amazing,” says ChaCha Chavez with a joyful sigh. She’s head-to-toe painted like a deadly Venus Flytrap, nude, save for a few creative prosthetics, scanning a warehouse full of artists, models, entertainers, and captivated guests. There are werewolves and ringleaders, burlesque dancers, and an undead cheerleader. Men and women are being painted with fantastically colorful imagery from pop culture, and creatures are coming to life. Hellboy is emblazoned across the chest of one model, Jack Skelington on another. Mad Moxxi is applying eyebrows to Pennywise. Venom is chatting with the Bride of Frankenstein. Spectators mingle and move about the artists’ stations while photographers capture it all.

“BASE has given me so much more than I could ask for. What could be better than live artistry, specialty talents, good vibes, and friends, all in one place?!” This is the resounding perception and spirit of BASE – that at its core it is an experience of pure personal expression, and a warm embrace of everyone involved. Artist, model, or guest, everyone has a place at BASE. Check out and follow BASE at Facebook.com/BaseOrlandoShow Instagram and Twitter @BaseOrlando

Photos by Jeff Nickel /// @nickelmedia

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BY PERRY GOLDMAN

Reviewing trumpeter/ songwriter, Bria Skonberg’s new album, ‘Nothing never happens’, which comes out november 7, 2019 I’ve been following the music career of bria for about a year. bria is a “real musician.” a true artist. Simply put, Skonberg’s newest LP is a shining triumph. From the very first track “Black Out” you realize you’ve just discovered something fresh and exciting.

This trumpeter/songwriter is an old soul with the timeless influences of some of the best Jazz icons ever to be memorialized on wax (vinyl). Some of those would be Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong, Freddie Hubbard, the fragility of Chet Baker, and even Doc Severinsen. Bria’s trumpeting is strong, clean, and complex with the warm and mature tone of a master. Like Chet Baker, Bria doubles as a singer. With vocal chops rooted in Blues and Jazz, her singing is genuine and filled with emotion. The tone and texture of Bria’s voice is velvety and lush. To listen to Bria is like an indulgence in the sweetest confection you feel so guilty about just consuming. Listen to the whole album and you’ll feel impish like the cat who just ate the canary. One of satisfaction yet devilishness.

Photo by Dario Acosto /// @darioshoots Album artwork painted by Lisa Lockhart. Personnel — Piano: Mathis Picard, Guitar: Doug Wamble, B3: Jon Cowherd, Saxes: Patrick Bartley, Bass: Devin Starks, Drums: Darrian Douglas, Producer: Eli Wolf.

TOUR — Catch Bria Skonberg in Florida on Friday, Nov 22 in Gainesville, FL at UF Performing Arts (Phillips Center).

‘Nothing Never Happens’ is a collection of well written songs (except “Black Bird” – The Beatles) so varied yet so invariably linked. The playing by Bria and her band is exceptional and is worth a listen on the merit of their performance alone. Even Bria’s interpretation of The Beatles “Black Bird” sounds so original and is an inspiration. We all know Something is always happening. So, remember to add ‘Nothing Never Happens’ to your “Must Listen To” list. I can say with confidence — you will not regret it. LISTEN — briaskonberg.com FOLLOW — @briaskonberg LIVE — briaskonberg.com/tour

Aloma blew us away with their near three hour performance at the Historic Leu House Museum at Harry P. Leu Gardens as part of the Jazz n’ Blues In The Garden series. As a live band, they shred through solos on custom homemade guitars, and slide deep into groovy pockets of funk, psychedelic rock, and honky blues. Catch them at Tanqueray’s downtown Orlando monthly and check out their new video for “Freight Train Shuffle.” Every location in the video is from a different part of CFLwhere each member grew up. PERONNEL — Elliott Countess, Cody Henderson, Jeremy Zorn. LISTEN — alomaband.bandcamp.com FOLLOW — @alomaband

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ARIES: This month is a huge career

month for you, Aries. This month will fuel your inner fire. Take what surfaces this month and turn it into action steps. It’s time for you to step into a leadership role and show the others around you that making changes and taking action can be empowering. Get to work. Be sure to focus some attention on your health and relaxation this month as well. It is important that you detox your mind, body, spirit and surroundings. Explore all the possibilities of your future!

TAURUS : It’s time to come out of your

shell, Taurus. You love feeling comfortable and safe (it’s your grounding nature!), but it’s time to experiment. You know that it’s time to shake things up a bit. Here’s what you need to know — it’s time to take inspired action. You have more strength than you realize. Your heart is asking you to explore unknown territory and see where it could lead you. You can always return to your safe haven but this month it is a must that you put yourself in situations that allow you to grow and glow.

AQUARIUS: This is a highly creative month

for you, Aquarius. November will bring about many new ideas both personally and biz wise. Take time this month to get out and explore as it will highly feed your creativity (and that’s something you need right now). You are very compassionate and caring in all your relationships and a lot of times you put others first. This month, practice putting yourself first. There’s no shame in the game (like seriously, don’t feel bad) and it will only benefit the people you care about down the road. Get out there and take time for yourself!

PISCES: Scorpio season is so powerful

for you, Pisces. It lasts until the 23rd and it’s actually dire that you feel into all your psychic, mystic powers. Reflect on the greatest lessons you’ve learned this year. Sometimes you beat yourself up but that only turns you further away from the lesson you’re meant to learn. Be kind with yourself and enjoy this month while you analyze how you can move forward more proactively. This is a time of reflection and cleansing. After the 23rd, give yourself a motivation boost! Now isn’t the time to slow down, as much as you may want to! It is important you keep your energy up and make big moves through

the final weeks of the year. There is lots to be done and you have the power to make it happen. Get to it! You will thank yourself as you get presented with big opportunities early next year.

GEMINI: Sit with your feelings and

experiences and feel into their intensity this month, Gemini. Don’t just shut out whatever doesn’t feel good, let your curious mind explore it! There’s much to be learned about yourself this month (especially during Scorpio season) and it can become one of your greatest tools (especially in biz!) Slow down and listen to what’s coming up for you. You don’t need to have the answers to everything. Open to all the possibilities that surround you (hint: there’s a lot!)

CANCER: Be sure to take care of yourself

this month, Cancer, but take time to give some extra love to those around you! The first half of this month you feel in your natural state. You will find yourself more motivated and inspired than usual and also extra social! After the 23rd, take time to retreat and reflect on what you need. It’s okay to need things! You sometimes struggle with asking others for help. After the 23rd, ask for help if you need it! It will enhance not only your life but the way you get to work as well.

LEO: Stop fighting yourself, Leo. Your

shadows may appear this month, but you are ready to confront them with love and compassion. Looking inwards this month will lead you to burst outwards with love. This month could be outstanding for you if you get vulnerable with yourself. Remember just how powerful you are alone. Chase down the visions you’ve been having for yourself and act on them. You’ll thank yourself in the future.

VIRGO: This year you have realized you

hold the power within you to go where you want to go and do what you want to do. Don’t hand that power to someone else now. This year has been transformational for you and you will witness the proof of that this month. Remain strong willed. You might feel a little messy at times this month but those are growing pains. Set the intention to learn something new about yourself as you ebb and flow with the energies of this month. No regrets, keep moving forward.

LIBRA: Focus on grounding yourself

this month, Libra. You have a powerful voice but if you become overly amped up about things, your voice will get lost amongst the crowd. Center and focus on your personal goals this month and trust that others will feel them. You have the ability to create major change, but you have to be open to those around you. Show others how there is calmness and harmony within the chaos and they will start to see where you’re coming from.

SCORPIO: You are in your natural state for

the greater part of this month and it feels electrifying. You are a magnet for all your desires and your manifestation powers are at an all time high. Figure out what it is you truly want, and make your plan to get it. (You probably already know what it is.) You must speak out if you want to be understood and get others to see your vision. It has been an eventful year for you and now is time for massive release emotionally, mentally, and physically. It’s very important you open yourself up to others this month. If you do, you will be glowing from the inside out.

SAGITTARIUS: Explore thought patterns and limiting beliefs that you have formed over the past year! Get curious about where they came from and see what lessons or messages they are trying to teach you in order for you to move forward both in life and biz. After the 23rd of this month, things will lighten up for you. Take what you’ve learned and set high goals for the year ahead. There were many transitions for you this year but you are moving into a higher place of being. After the 23rd is a time of celebration! Put in the work now!

CAPRICORN: There may be some tough things to face early this month but be patient and compassionate with yourself. Giving yourself space to explore a deeper level of yourself will allow you grow into the person you are becoming. This will establish a solid foundation to work from in both life and biz and it will give you a confidence boost for the months ahead! Practice extra gratitude this month! It will bring you abundance in the months

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

ORLANDO Where to eat and where to drink — Tori Tori 720 N Mills Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 Damn. This place rules. Brand new, on Mills Ave. SIGT Pick: Fried corn, fried chicken, three half pints of beer. Pizza Bruno 3990 Curry Ford Rd, Orlando, FL 32806 SIGT Picks: App: Garlic Knots and the Octopus (both are amazing) Salad: Mini Kale Zaa: Our favs are the ‘RONI, KBAR, & Ninety Two. 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 60 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! 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 or Ensor at Standard 2545 Industrial Blvd, Orlando, FL 32804 Available: Tues - Sat. Call/ text for appt — (586) 6106044 /// (407) 720-3995 Marc at Floyd’s 99 Barbershop (Orange Ave.) 3150 S Orange Ave #107, Orlando, FL 32806 Call for appt — (407) 6015960

PLACES I GO TO 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)

Cleanup Service, Speed Upgrade, or Repair)

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

Built 4 Speed Tattoo Brett Bar or Canada (see pg 16) 640 N Hillside Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 613-5772

House Of Health 626 N Thornton Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 540-0079 Dr. Dan gives lifechanging Chiropractic Adjustments (Mention 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. (Mention 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 He fixes everything from keyboards to motherboards — Mac & PC. (Mention SIGT Coupon for 20% Any

Where to get tattooed— Old FL Electric — Joe Spino 1223 N Orange Ave unit b, Orlando, FL 32804 (407) 250-6941

Lowbrow Tattoo — Rick Aggro (Moving to Holy Rabbit Soon!) 634 E Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 316-0013 Tell him Mitch sent you!

MUSICIANS WANTED Singer/Collaborator Seeking someone who can write lyrics/ hooks and can provide outside perspective on the music, which we can change to suit any ideas they have. I miss collaborating and definitely want to do that again with my new stuff. Contact Nicky /// nicholastaylor308gmail. com /// LISTEN — soundcloud.com/ showsigoto ------------------ST. PETE Where to eat and where to drink — 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

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. (Mention SIGT Rate: Mention code “L-SIGT” for $20 Off per night)

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!

Band Stuff — Where to get flyers designed Von Skull Media billy@vonskullmedia.com (50% Off Poster & Flyer Design)

The Bends 919 1st Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 (727) 202-8931 SIGT Pick: PBR or a really fancy cocktail

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 4 weeks to get them, but they are very reasonably priced and high quality.

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 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 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, and went back in and chugged two millers. SIGT Pick: Smiley 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! 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) 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.

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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).

SA R B E Z !

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

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!