A decade ago, a rap group from Kentucky went platinum and nearly won a Grammy. Years later, the group reshuffled and transformed its sound while retaining its firm quality of music. Now, the group is returning to Gainesville to debut its latest project.
Garage rock band SunGhosts will shake Gainesville in a full-throttle performance today.
The UF School of Music is inviting some of the world’s elite student and professional pianists for a weeklong workshop for the 2015 International Piano Festival, creating a melting pot of artists from across the globe.
Gainesville’s Savants of Soul has acquired its newest member, a lead singer who will be making her debut with the band Friday.
From student to entertainer, a UF alumnus lands a spot co-starring on USA Network’s show “Complications.”
The summer kickoff edition of the Original Gainesville Food Truck Rally is Saturday.
Forage Farms and First Magnitude Brewing Company will be hosting the third annual School’s Out Local Food and Music Festival this Saturday.
It’s ornately untamed. “AT.LONG.LAST.A$AP,” the newest project from rapper A$AP Rocky, paints the portrait of an artist boldly stretching the margins of his own canvas.
Bestselling thriller author Steve Berry is returning to Gainesville on Sunday.
If you’re going out Thursday, you may want to catch Turbo Fruits playing their first-ever show in Gainesville.
Tony Award-winning producer and UF alumnus John Arthur Pinckard has brought in an accomplished team to work with the UF’s School of Theatre and Dance.
The Netflix original series “Trailer Park Boys” is scheduled to start filming its 10th season this summer, which can mean only one thing: It’s time to get belligerent while you watch seasons one through nine from the comfort of your own home.
Russian-German disc jockey Anton Zaslavski, known as Zedd, recently released his junior album, a choppy composition in comparison to his previous works.
Country-duo Sundy Best is coming to Gainesville for the first time and drummer Kris Bentley is sure they’ll fit right in.
It occurred to me that Tesla has become a household name when my not-so-car-savvy roommate blurted out the brand name during a categories round of Ring of Fire. I asked her how she knew what Tesla was, and she said she really didn’t know but had heard about the brand.
Jackson Scott is bringing his band to Gainesville for the first time, and the psychedelic power trio plans to elicit all kinds of audience reactions.
The dream of the ‘90s is alive in Portland, or at least according to IFC’s quirky comedy “Portlandia.” The show’s satirical approach to the hipster culture will have you bending over laughing at its accuracy — and maybe even realizing you’re guilty of a few hipster-isms yourself.
Rapper Snoop Dogg has never been one to shy away from testing new waters with his music.
Best-selling country musical “Honky Tonk Angels” is returning to Gainesville after 13 years.
Shauna Healey, a UF student and the creative voice behind the stage name Boyfriend Material, will take the stage for her record-release show Saturday.
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