With Reggae Rise Up Florida about a month away, it’s time to reflect back on the festival’s humble beginnings. What started out as a single-day event within the parking lot of Raymond James Stadium has transformed into a massive festival that brings thousands of people to the scenic Vinoy Park and has even crossed state…
No matter the day of the week, Common Kings is bound to come and conquer the soundwaves, all while sending hearts through an array of infectious and pounding riddims.
The world of music festivals is constantly evolving, and every so often, an event breaks the mold and provides an experience like no other. That’s exactly what happened at Groves Fest in Orlando. The two-day festival celebrated not just music but also a unique fusion of art, culture, and lifestyle. With a glassblowing showcase, a…
By Brendan McGinley Originally Published on Nature Studios Getting the opportunity to interview a band is an exhilarating experience, no matter who it is. The opportunity to hear how bands go about their business is something I don’t take lightly. I’m often thinking of a thousand questions, only to whittle them down to a handful…
Whenever Tropidelic comes to St. Petersburg, Florida, things get a little wild, but when you bring KBong and Mike Pinto into the mix, you get an absolute banger of a show. Jannus Live played host to these three incredible powerhouse acts, and it couldn’t have been a better night despite Florida’s infamous brisk autumn air…
Out from the shadows of a crimson blood moon came Nattali Rize and Kabaka Pyramid to rock Jannus Live. Even though it was a dreary Tuesday night with a tropical storm forming above, the night was a celebration of all that is beautiful about reggae music. With a howling wind swirling around the courtyard, nothing…
The idea of headlining a hometown venue has to be of one’s dream, but the idea of selling out said venue, must be a pipe dream but for The Ries Brothers, this is simply reality. The two brothers, Charlie and Kevin are two incredibly talented musicians each in their own right. Charlie, the elder, singer…