Stage 2 Table features Orlando bands rocking out for local food pantries

First off, this stocked lineup presented by the ever-tasteful Moxie Booking needs no other condition to be worth the time. In quality and quantity, Stage 2 Table presents an overflowing roster featuring queer femme punks Stiletto, psych rockers Lemon Denim, art-punk act Future Bartenderz, synth punk KT Kink, young shoegazers Stella, neo-riot grrrls S.M.O.P. and moody screamgazers No Clue.

But even better, it’s a rally to benefit local food pantries Neighborhood Fridge and Boone High School Bounty with all ticket proceeds. This is a for-us-by-us community event that mobilizes great music for a much-needed cause. In other words, a 360-degree win.

6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 22, Will’s Pub, willspub.org, $15-$25.

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