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Willie Nelson is coming to Orlando for a concert in 2025
‘On the road again’ is a way of life for Nelson
Orlando Amphitheater
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Kentucky hardcore ragers Knocked Loose play a big hurricane make-up date in Orlando
The Garden, DRAIN and Militarie Gun open the night
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Canuck pop-punks Sum 41 pilot their farewell tour into Orlando Amphitheater
‘Still Waiting’ no more
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Louisville hardcore heathens Knocked Loose spin-kick into Orlando this autumn
Eclectic support comes from The Garden, DRAIN and Militarie Gun
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Bedroom-pop artist Still Woozy brings alt-psych sounds to Orlando Amphitheater this week
Michelle opens the show
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Punk in the Park announces more big names to Orlando Amphitheater show including The Bronx, Casualties and Guttermouth
Teenage Bottlerocket, Against All Authority, Slaughterhouse and more all added
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Lamb of God and Mastodon bring heavy anniversary tour to Orlando Amphitheater
Slayer’s Kerry King and Malevolence open
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Atlanta rapper Ken Carson returns to the City Beautiful for big Orlando Amphitheater show
This week, Opium’s roster is the opiate of the masses
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Punk in the Park festival brings Alkaline Trio, Vandals, Dwarves and more to Orlando Amphitheater
Black Flag and Dead Kennedys are also performing that day
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Florida Funk Fest brings Erykah Badu, Lil Jon, Jeezy and more to the Orlando Amphitheater
A weekend for R&B, funk, soul and hip-hop lovers
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Bass is the place at the Forbidden Kingdom music festival in Orlando this weekend
Two days of dubstep, bass and techno at Orlando Amphitheater
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Live Nation Concert Week returns with discounted $25 tickets to some big Orlando shows
The tickets are ‘all-in,’ meaning no extra fees, though taxes still apply.
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Brightside Music Festival brings heavyweights like Sublime and 311 to Orlando Amphitheater
Jakob Nowell, son of Bradley Nowell, fronts a resurgent Sublime this Saturday.
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WJRR’s Earthday Birthday is back live and loud at Orlando Amphitheater this weekend
Does this mean Staind believes in climate change?