Photos: Wu-Tang Clan said goodbye to Orlando from the Kia Center stage
New York hip-hop titans Wu-Tang Clan blessed Orlando with their verbal chessboxin’ Tuesday night as part of their farewell tour. […]
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Photos: Orlando artists got loud for Angie Nixon at Will’s Pub rally
Orlando’s comedy and music scenes came together to throw a benefit fundraiser for progressive Senate candidate Angie Nixon Wednesday. Aimee
Photos: Gorillaz in Orlando
“Virtual band” Gorillaz are living (though animated) proof that artificial intelligence will never come close to the creative capabilities of
Orlando musicians let it rip for independent broadcasting at Punk for Public Media benefit
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Devo accidentally predicted the end of the world. Is it too late for them to save it?
Devo Credit: Jay Spencer If you’re talking to a member of legendary new-wave outsiders Devo in the year 2026 (and
Americana hero Jordan Foley plays his last show as an Orlandoan this week
Jordan Foley Credit: Jim Leatherman Jordan Foley has been a mainstay of Orlando’s roots-music scene, playing on stages all over
Everyone we saw having a diabolically fun time with Melanie Martinez in Orlando
One would be forgiven for thinking the somewhat dystopian and diabolical themes of the Melanie Martinez’s new album Hades album,
A look inside My Sister’s House, the DIY music venue in a bowling alley
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The Kids were alright (and loud) at Orlando Girls Rock Camp showcase at Conduit
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Young pianist and Blue Note artist Paul Cornish brings his trio to Orlando
Paul Cornish Credit: Piper Ferguson From legacies on label and home base, pianist and composer Paul Cornish is part of