Local artists of Gainesville will gather tonight at the Civic Media Center to represent marginalized communities.
The popular Miami music festival gives Gainesville a sneak peak Friday
Robert DeLong
FEST is taking over Gainesville this weekend for the 17th time. With punk-rock fanatics from across the globe roaming the streets, it seems like a good time to curate some of our favorite tunes to blare when we want to headbang out our emotions. The best part? You can see every band featured on the playlist this weekend.
It’s the first week of October and if you’re a major fall fan, you know it’s spooky season. Any die-hard Halloween, horror or thriller fan knows that in order to truly get into the spirit, you need to set the mood.
Even a rainstorm couldn’t stop Dion Dia, a local music and creative collective, from bringing a refreshing twist to the nightlife scene: Silent Disco
Patrons bonded over some of the greatest music artists as they fumbled through vinyls
Daniel Armbruster demanded 400 thousand retweets in exchange for a performance in Florida. He didn’t get them.
“Oh, I hope we change. I really thought this world would change.”
On Sept. 7, 2017, local reggae band Skunkape made its debut opening for Through the Roots at High Dive. A year later, they have a zealous fan base at each of their almost-weekly shows. I met up with the band at Downtown Billards Inc. in Ocala.
On Sept. 4, 2006, those numbers became etched in history as an iconic day: the release of Beyonce’s second studio album “B’Day” and the celebration of Beyonce’s birthday.
While the year is now more than halfway over, MTV celebrated the best of what this year had to offer in music at the VMAs.
This is it, Gators. The summer season is nearly over, and we’ve made a playlist to celebrate. Enjoy the last of your Popsicles and even out your suntan. Soon it will be fall, and we will all have to replace our swimsuits with sweaters.
In Chinese, 88 means “double happiness.” This album makes you feel anything but.
Four Florida bands rocked High Dive last Friday for its seventh birthday party.
Rock music isn’t dead; it’s just taking a smoke break.
Summer B is underway. Whether you’re in class or working throughout the summer season, it can feel like you’re not really on a break.
In a world with Apple Music and Spotify, The Atlantic reminds Gainesville that the best music is still heard live.
Staged Reading Potluck and ‘Smooth, Smooth Jazz’
June marks the official start of the all-too-familiar hurricane season here in Florida.
Solutions by The State News
