As much as we love Gainesville, sometimes you just have to get out and see the rest of the world… or at least the rest of Florida for now. The Forum, an indie band from Gainesville is taking their talents […]
It’s Friday night and you’re in autopilot mode singing along to the beloved “Friends” theme song. Only this time, you aren’t sitting on your couch in your pajamas deep into a binge-watch session; you’re at Loosey’s in downtown Gainesville (hopefully […]
Student Government Productions at the University of Florida hosted the school’s first music festival, Wetlands Music Festival this past Sunday, February 26. The festival included two stages, food trucks and local vendors. Considering this was one of the first music festivals […]
Maybe one of the biggest mistakes a band can make is staying in a place where they are too comfortable. It becomes so easy to rely on your devoted fans that unfailingly make it out to every gig at your […]
Hulaween 2017 was a weekend full of memorable melodies, multiple musical acts, countless Rick and Morty costumes, hammocks and an abundance of mesmerizing artwork. From October 27 through 29, festival-goers attended the fifth Suwannee Hulaween. Held over Halloween weekend, better known […]
Endless Pools—a Gainesville dream-psych rock band—will be performing their last show at Heartwood Soundstage this Saturday, July 15th. Catch this dreamy surfer band one last time before they split. Their guitarist, Thomas Deaton, is leaving for Vermont to pursue some […]
It was a night filled with too much PBR and Rolling Rock, and the intimate saxophone from Careless Whisper to help people forget about all the warm bodies in the room. The local experimental electronic band, Dandelion Doldrums, performed June […]
The “rock and roll cockroach” talks his band’s rebirth, ever-changing names and return to Gainesville after the biggest turning point in his life. Frank Iero and the Patience will kick off its U.S tour Wednesday, June 21 with a concert […]
In the era when music festivals are documented on social media, A-listers tour the world and static-filled arenas become some towns’ only way to afford international acts, many showgoers view concerts as parties. Dancing among sweaty crowds and getting rowdy […]
Although we love to view the world in absolutes, things are seldom black and white. Heroes have skeletons in their closets and assholes secretly donate money to the ASPCA commercials with Sarah McLachlan. Okay, maybe not. The point is that […]
