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Ides of March to perform Friday, May 28, the Nelson Park outdoor venue.

The Scientists have a new album coming in June. ‘Negativity’ is out June 11. Henry Rollins previewed the song ‘I Wasn’t Good At Picking Friends’ on his radio show on KCRW last weekend.

Islamorada audiences can rock to the sounds of musicians influenced by everything from Latin funk and electric fusion to Cuban and Jamaican rhythms during the annual Afro Roots Fest.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Nashvilles top prosecutor said Monday that he will not enforce...

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Chumbawamba Are Making A Comeback Chumbawamba split in 2012 after three decades in music. And Chumbawamba have announced they are returning with a film on the way and a reissue of their 1997 hit, which remains their most successful song of their career. The dance-rock number reached number two on the UK Singles Chart, and topped the charts in Australia, Canada, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, and made it into the top 10 on the US Billboard Hot 100. Frontman Dunstan Bruce has insisted that once the...

There’s no mistaking the fact that this pale blue residence is home to a basketball enthusiast. After all, the first thing you see from the curb is a cantilevered volume stretching out a hoop over a painted court on the driveway. Even if architect Stephane Malka hadn’t named it “Dunk House,”

The Meanies Get Their Arses Back On The Road The Meanies will finally get their arses back into gear for the ‘Better Late Than Never Desperate Measures’ tour to make up for the tour that couldn’t happen when the ‘Desperate Measures’ album was released. To tweak your interest again, The Meanies have dropped another video, this time for the song ‘Sousa’. “When your waking world makes less sense than your dreams and the realities of the failed experiment slap you in the face like a...

Bob Turton MeadowGrass is all about great music, including local, regional and national acts, and this year will be no different. Utah five-piece Ryan Shupe & The RubberBand, with their blend of bluegrass, Americana, country and rock, will play Friday night. Saturday afternoon into evening will be handled by Austin, Texas’ Ley Line, infusing the sounds of Brazil, Latin America and West Africa; followed by California folk/blues trio Rainbow Girls, whose 2...

The celebration of world music enlivens Islamorada’s music scene Saturday and Sunday, May 29-30. Music and culture are on tap for Upper Keys audiences during Memorial Day weekend, with performances starting at 6 p.m. at the Florida Keys Brewing Co., located at 81611 Old Highway in Islamorada. Saturday’s schedule at the popular brewery features Electric Piquete, a critically acclaimed Latin funk band known for its innovative originals and interpretations drawing on Afro-Caribbean, jazz...