Thus far, the only thing that’s prevented mainstream America from fully acknowledging Trump’s fascism is domestic denial. But the masked, stormtrooping, homicidal inhumanity of ICE is changing that. Look, better late than never.
As always, Orlando’s music community is mobilizing in response, this time to rally for donations to Healing Our Homeland’s local bail and legal fund, which helps people arrested for protesting ICE.
The united rainbow — spanning indie rock, punk, ska, R&B and jazz — includes Like Father, Control This!, i.liedtomyself, Chalice, United Groove and Tuesday. Featured speakers will be Corrine Daly and Farah Al Jallad. Come support a grassroots safety net for those fighting the good fight for us all.
7 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 22, Will’s Pub, willspub.org, $15-$25.
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This article appears in Feb. 18-24, 2026.