Streaming Wednesday, July 29: Diarra From Detroit — She’s already solved a kidnapping and blown the lid off the Motor City’s seedy underworld. Now in Season 2, schoolteacher Diarra Brickland (Diarra Kilpatrick) is confronted with a new mystery that upends her plans to have a hot girl summer. Hey, there’s always time for an explosive…
While I won’t go as far as to suggest these southside sammies rival the best of Mills 50, I’ll happily venture from the bánh mì a go-go of my current home to enjoy them at Bánh Mì Go in SoDo.
If you’re longing for an intimate, community-driven fan convention, look no further than the local House of Mouse Expo coming to Disney Springs’ Wyndham Lake Buena Vista
Punk has gotten so serious around here lately. There’s more to life than hardcore, guys. Thankfully, here come The Briefs to make punk fun again. The Seattle band used to frequent Orlando back in the 2000s with legendary shows at the original Will’s Pub, where they whipped up a fervent local following with a high-voltage…
This weekend you have the chance to create your own door to add to the menagerie at Leu Gardens.
South Floridian native and saxophonist Philip “Doc” Martin returns to the Blue Bamboo Center.
L.A. trap goth darkwave artist Dxrkknght is playing some Florida shows with Orlando alt-rockers Margo Maybach.
In the famously sprawling creative family surrounding Orlando musician Dee Crittenden, the runt has long been Doxy.
In the 1990s when beats ruled the local scene, acid jazz night Phat-N-Jazzy blazed a trail into the books as one of the brightest, most legit chapters in Orlando music history. Under star resident DJ BMF, still one of Orlando’s most iconic turntablists, PNJ became a pacesetting institution that made our city simultaneously funkier and…
This deconstruction of the Grimm brothers’ fairy tales, one of Stephen Sondheim’s most acclaimed works, is the first professional show self-produced by the Dr. Phillips Center and there’s a magical level of anticipation.
Performing Friday night are Stevie B, Lisa Lisa, TKA, The Cover Girls, Judy Torres, George Lamond, Lisette Melendez, 69 Boyz (outlier! But we’ll allow it) and J.J. Fad.
There is a swamp siren sporting yellow glasses named Matt Kamm, and he’s the Orlando-based, bog-bred mind behind the chameleonic Tele & the Ghost of Our Lord.
“I think that the idea of just blending worlds that don’t belong together but work really well together and mixing those classic Westerns with campy science fiction, it sounds ridiculous, but in like the best possible way.”
With brightly hued hair and a classic rock feel, Rolling Quartz is bringing new (and old) sounds of Korean rock to the Abbey with their My Turn tour.
Few acts blend electronic and rock with as much style and seamlessness as Swiss band L’Eclair.
With religious iconography that can only be described as blasphemously fun, Melanie Martinez comes to the Kia Center.
