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Valencia College and Phantasmagoria go big for reprise of hit punk musical 'American Idiot' at Dr. Phillips Center (opens the original)
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Punk rock attitude is coming to the Dr. Phillips Center’s stage with an updated and revived locally-powered production of Green Day’s American Idiot at the Dr. Phillips Center, running from Thursday-Sunday, Aug. 20-23. American Idiot is a rock opera turned Broadway hit based around punk band Green Day’s 2004 concept album of the same name. The story follows a group of kids growing up in the suburban “Jingletown” as they go through times of war, sex, drugs and, of course, rock & roll. American Id
Poppy is already on the way back to Orlando (opens the original)
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Although she might not look like it at first glance, Poppy is ready to rock. The artist’s “Constantly Nowhere” tour is coming to Orlando, following the release of her latest album, Empty Hands, earlier this year. The album primarily purveys metalcore and pop metal sounds, although synth-pop and dancefloor moves are scattered throughout the 13-track record. Poppy shifted away from the pop realm into heavier sounds with her third album, I Disagree, in 2020, which fascinatingly brought her even fur
Americana hero Jordan Foley plays his last show as an Orlandoan this week (opens the original)
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Jordan Foley has been a mainstay of Orlando’s roots-music scene, playing on stages all over town either solo, with his band the Wheelhouse, or in tandem with folks like Terri Binion or Oak Hill Drifters. Now this chapter of Foley’s creative life is coming to a close with a move to Nashville imminent. But before all that, there’s the matter of a goodbye show at (where else?) Will’s Pub this week featuring performances by Foley and The Wheelhouse, a songwriter round and, crucially, tearful goodbye
Mon Laferte brings 'Femme Fatale' tour to Orlando (opens the original)
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Mon Laferte is breaking stereotypes and records. The Chilean-Mexican singer and songwriter is bringing her Femme Fatale tour to Orlando, highlighting recent albums that share the name of the tour. Laferte released the first album of the Femme Fatale series in 2025, with Femme Fatale Vol. 2 dropping in June. Her stage name, “Mon Laferte,” was adopted in the early years of her career, after she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, as a symbol of change and new beginnings and jettisoning previous mon
Mon Laferte brings 'Femme Fatale' tour to Orlando (opens the original)
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Mon Laferte is breaking stereotypes and records. The Chilean-Mexican singer and songwriter is bringing her Femme Fatale tour to Orlando, highlighting recent albums that share the name of the tour. Laferte released the first album of the Femme Fatale series in 2025, with Femme Fatale Vol. 2 dropping in June. Her stage name, “Mon Laferte,” was adopted in the early years of her career, after she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, as a symbol of change and new beginnings and jettisoning previous mon
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