There is no denying that WWE is the peak of the pro-wrestling world. A mega-money deal with Netflix and ESPN, sell-out shows around the country, a crop of legit superstars — in particular Cody Rhodes, Drew McIntire, Jacob Fatu, Chelsea Green and Charlotte Flair
Rock hogs the spotlight when it comes to guitar heroes for obvious reasons. But Americana has its greats, too. And without question, Molly Tuttle is a young god
Teen Suicide are already well-known as the breakout Baltimore band formed by noted indie artist Sam Ray. Somewhat less known is that they’re now Orlando-based.
Seeing Preston Hardwick on stage laying down the rock hard and heavy with noted Orlando bands like Weak and Audible Parts will give you certain ideas about where his artistic passions lie. But on his own, he actually drops beats. And it’s more than just a casual diversion. When it comes to electronic dance music,…
This latest edition features outstanding neo-shoegaze pacesetters Saucers Over Washington, political alt-rockers The Pinko Beats, young pop rockers Dismera and brand-new OGRC shoegaze product Physalia.
Touting their first new album in nearly a decade, Olustee, JJ Grey & Mofro are hitting the road. The band’s next stop? House of Blues, alongside
Season 5 of the wildly popular spy series is based on Mick Herron’s 2018 novel London Rules, which ups the excitement ante of his “Slough House” series with a storyline that balances the chaos of terrorism with an indictment of current British politics.
Brought to you by — who else?— Red Bull, the Tandem Rollercoaster is essentially a narrow elevated track littered with obstacles and traps
Lauded by ‘National Geographic’ as a contender for “the most interesting neighborhood in Florida,” our ever-growing Mills 50 is throwing a Fall Festival, replacing falling leaves and pumpkin spice with local wares, artistry, and eats and drinks.
In the five years since immigrating to the United States from Venezuela with her husband, Orlando-based visual artist Gisela Romero’s works have centered around her newfound community.
We sniffed out the burger joint, literally, by following the flame-broiled scent from the light at State Road 436 and Montgomery Road straight to the source, a fire-licked grate manned by a burger maestro.
Headquartered at Will’s Pub, the series will spotlight all flavors of the area’s avant-underground, mixed and matched for maximum pleasing confusion.
This event gives attendees the chance to both interface with a local urban farmer and then learn directly from them as they whip up a delicious repast from their particular seasonal bounty.
Fans can expect a setlist blending early favorites with new tracks, and support from special guest Master Peace.
