HeyJaredJ.C. Roddy
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- Sep 15, 2026
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Interview: Before Clearwater concert, Warren Haynes talks Ziggy Marley, musical lineage, and the next generation (opens the original)
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From joining the Allman Brothers Band alongside Dickey Betts and Gregg Allman to performing with The Dead, Warren Haynes has spent decades carrying musical traditions forward while continuing to build his own. That history is at the center of Dreams & Songs: A Symphonic Journey, Haynes’ upcoming live album recorded with the Asheville Symphony Orchestra. The project reaches across his extensive catalog, reimagining songs from Gov’t Mule, the Allman Brothers Band and his solo work alongside songs
The St. Pete artist who wants to reopen Haslam's Books is throwing a parking lot concert this weekend (opens the original)
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Four months and more than a thousand T-shirts into his unlikely campaign to reopen Haslam’s Book Store, St. Petersburg artist Filipe Bergson still hasn’t heard from the family that owns it. So naturally, he’s throwing a concert in their parking lot. On Saturday, Aug. 29, Bergson will bring local musicians, costumes, and what he’s calling the “Library Olympics” to the long-shuttered bookstore on Central Avenue. The event is the latest escalation in a campaign that began with the admittedly absurd
Interview: Before homecoming show, Parrotfish talks identity, personality, and more (opens the original)
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Ask four different Parrotfish fans to describe the band’s sound, and chances are you’ll hear four different genres. The Tampa-born, Nashville-based quartet has built a catalog that comfortably slips between alternative rock, pop-punk, reggae, and funk, often within the span of a song or two. Despite the band’s stylistic range, the music never feels like it’s trying on different identities. In a recent conversation with band members Conor Lynch (vocals), Matty Rodrigo (bass, vocals), and Trace Ch
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