You can catch Ms. Pat this weekend at the Funny Bone, where she’ll be touring her latest stand-up show on Oct. 2-3.
Orlando restaurant openings & closings: Rye Row by Olde Hearth has soft-opened at 1231 N. Orange Ave. in Ivanhoe Village, offering everything from fresh sourdough loaves and croissants to danishes and granola
Doral import Mordisco Steakhouse is known for its oak-fired meats with Venezuelan twists.
Streaming Thursday, Oct. 1: East of Eden — Zoe Kazan steps into the shoes of her grandfather, Elia, in a reboot of the Steinbeck classic as a seven-episode limited series.
Unlike My Bloody Valentine’s smothering blanket, Mary’s White Lie’s fuzz is but a thread woven into a tapestry of atmosphere.
The boys are back in town … again. Jonas Brothers Joe, Nick, and Kevin have taken their family reunion on the road with the Burning Up Tour All Over Again.
Mariachi El Bronx are the best thing to happen to either punk rock or mariachi music in ages. False dilemma, sucker. They’re both. This mariachi alter ego of punk heroes The Bronx merges the regional Mexican music that surrounded their L.A. upbringing with the punk rock that’s in their guts.
In a sure sign of the impending change of the hardcore guard, the legendary Agnostic Front co-headline.
It’s fitting that, to celebrate this milestone, the Falcon goes reliably left-field with a group art show inspired by the Stanley Kubrick classic The Shining.
For a long weekend at the Steinmetz, Opera Orlando’s singers and the Orlando Phil tell a tale of the tainted love between Madame Butterfly and Pinkerton.
Nirosta Steel’s recently released double album became an unlikely hit with a new generation of young fans drawn in by its adventurous, intimate, genre-curious dance music.
Earlybirds Club: Just because you grow up and sprout responsibilities doesn’t mean those dance-floor urges suddenly evaporate.
Opera del Sol brings Evil Dead: The Musical to the Pugh Theater Oct. 2-4, and gives Sam Raimi’s cabin-in-the-woods nightmare the musical-theater treatment.
