The Black Honkeys to play Jannus Live
ST. PETERSBURG — The Black Honkeys will perform Friday, Aug. 5, at Jannus Live, 200 First Ave. N., St. Petersburg.
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ST. PETERSBURG — The Black Honkeys will perform Friday, Aug. 5, at Jannus Live, 200 First Ave. N., St. Petersburg.
>> yes, absolutely. there are seven defendants against who we have entries of default, and the court is likely to be guided in its damages assessment by the jury's verdict today. a so that which obviously was substantial damages awarded, compensatory and punitive, so the court will be guided by that. as to james fields, the driver of the car, one extraordinary thing that happened in this verdict is that james fields was found to be part of a conspirace with richard spencer, jason kesler, chris campo and the res of the defendants in this case. the fact they said, we had nothing to do with this,...
Found to be part of a conspiracy with richard spencer, jason kesler, chris campo and the rest of the defendants in this case. the fact they said, we had nothing to do with this, we didn't know james field, the jury found there was still a conspiracy among all of the defendants. so that is a very core part of the verdict that happened today. >> karen dunn and roberta kaplan, two very accomplished litigators, even before you got to this moment. but if you had done nothing else in your lives except this, you guys always will be known as the attorneys that sued the nazis and won. congratulations o...
“We know COVID is real, but look where we’re at, everyone who wants to get vaccinated has the opportunity,” Parent Katherine Machesky said. “If they don’t want to get vaccinated, maybe something bad happens, but it’s their choice… We’re always gonna have COVID, it’s here just like the flu. We have to live our lives and let kids live their lives.” Several more parents voiced concerns and dissatisfaction over the past year, and worried about the coming year, citing fears of vaccination bullying or segregation in the classroom according to who is immunized and who is not.
There’s a little of everything for music lovers: Meat-and-potatoes hard rock from the legendary AC/DC (including Fort Myers bassist Cliff Williams). Lil Peep-influenced songs from Naples rapper Killa Vanilla. A new reggae-soul album from The Freecoasters (produced by Jesse Wagner of ska legends The Aggrolites). Another offering from Godsmack members Shannon Larkin and Tony Rombola and their local psychedelic-rock band, Apocalypse Blues Revival. And much more. Here’s a look at the bands and their music: AC/DC Genre: Hard rock Hometown: Bassist Cliff Williams lives part-time in Fort Myers...