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Loud and Bad: Hogbean

December 30, 2024

Local Musicians·Music·Music News·Musician Interviews

Words by Ambar Ramirez and Photos by Amiyah Golden It’s 3 p.m. at Cool Stuff Vintage, technically 3:05pm as I was running late to meet up with Hogbean, a local country, alternative rock band. Or as they refer themselves in their Instagram bio: a “Cosmic Swamp Country” band. As I made my way into the eclectic vintage shop, I

Local Musicians·Music·Musician Interviews

The Pursuit of Release

Words and Photos by Amiyah Golden I was recently able to immerse myself into the mind of local artist Chris Rudasill with his EP, “Blood on Blood” which I had the privilege of reviewing a couple issues back. My thoughts before came simply as a blind consumer, without getting

November Concerts

Nov. 1 Kale That Raps Blue Jay Listening Room bluejayjax.com I

The Tales of a Florida Boy

Words by Amiyah Golden Sunshine, sand between our toes, community and

World Gone brings South for the Win Tour

December 7, 2015

Feature·Local Musicians·Music·Music Venues·Southside

Event: World Gone South for the Win Tour Location: Crazy Horse Complex, 11000 Beach Blvd. Date/Time: December 12, 6pm Tickets: $12 for general admission, $20 for Sunrise Surf Shop VIP passes Contact: 246-2650 (www.crazyhorsecomplex.com) ****************** As the front man of , is all about building the band’s brand of

Helping Kids to Find Their Voice

November 4, 2015

Downtown·Feature·Local Musicians·Music·Neighborhoods·On Stage

Event: Jacksonville Childrens’ Chorus and Kristin Chenoweth Location: Times-Union Center Moran Theatre Date/Time: November 14, Tickets: $35+ Contact: www.Ticketmaster.com, 800-745-3000, www.jaxchildrenschorus.org/events In celebration of helping kids to find their voice for the last 20 years, the is celebrating their anniversary with a guest performance by Emmy and Tony

Sit Back & Rock On – Jacksonville PorchFest

November 4, 2015

Community·Family·Feature·Festivals·Lifestyle·Local Musicians·Music·Neighborhoods·Outdoors·Parks·Springfield

By name alone, PorchFest conjures images of jug bands, old men in rocking chairs alongside their old hound dogs, and one hell of a hootenanny once the hooch sets in. It’s entirely possible that one or all of those things may be found on November 7th during in Springfield.

Swash Me Buckle – Propeller Club Pirate Party

October 19, 2015

Charitable·Community·Drink·Feature·Food + Drink·Holidays·King Street District·Lifestyle·Local Musicians·Music·Neighborhoods·On the River·Outdoors·Riverside

Event: Propeller Club Pirate Party Venue: CoRK Arts District Date/Time: Nov 7, 7pm-midnight Tickets: $45 single, or $40/each multiple Contact: www.propclubjax.com The Propeller Club gives fundraising a new spin with the 5th annual Pirate Party to benefit the . The event will be held from 7pm-midnight Nov 7 at

River Ruckus,RAM visitors enjoy free boat rides in the St. Johns courtesy of Freedom Boat Club

Eat and Party for the River

October 12, 2015

Drink·Festivals·Food + Drink·Lifestyle·Local Musicians·Local Seafood·Music·On the River·Outdoors

Supporting the river isn’t always about labor intensive things such as attending trash pick-ups with the Riverkeeper or conscious decisions such as opting not use fertilizer and xeriscaping your yard. All those things help, but sometimes, supporting the river means having a very good time. If you love the St.

Catching Up – Tedeschi Trucks Band: A Family Circus on the Road

October 10, 2015

Local Musicians·Music·Music News·Music Venues·Musician Interviews

Derek Trucks is all about making magic in the moment. Whether he’s making music with his wife of 14 years, blues siren , sharing a stage with generations of legendary artists or cheering on his beloved Jaguars, Trucks does what it takes to make it happen. He celebrated the Jaguars’

Massacre at Mayport

October 9, 2015

Feature·Ft. George / East Heckscher·History·Intracoastal·Lifestyle·Local Musicians·Mayport·Neighborhoods·On the River·Outdoors

On the heels of St. Augustine’s 450th anniversary, Jacksonville historians and civic leaders will recognize an even earlier European presence in the “New World” by the French Huguenots during the 4th annual . A marker dedication ceremony will take place at noon on October 10th to commemorate the massacres which

Dolphinium Records – J.U.’s DIY

October 6, 2015

Arlington·Classical Music·Feature·Local Musicians·Music·Neighborhoods

The DIY aesthetic is key to the survival of independent music artists. Recording and distributing demos, booking gigs and shrewd self-promotion is do or die At Jacksonville University, a unique program pairs music students and musicians together both center stage and behind the scenes. Dolphinium Records is a full service, independent

When Every Drop Counts: Musicians Gather for Clean Water Music Fest IV

September 21, 2015

Charitable·Community·Family·Feature·Festivals·Health & Wellness·Learning·Local Musicians·Music·Music Venues·Musician Interviews·Outdoors·Ponte Vedra·Technology

Clean water changes everything. Every day, 4,100 children die because of waterborne illness in regions like Ethiopia, Rwanda, Mali, and Niger. Women and children walk hours upon hours every day to collect water that inevitably makes them sick. Families must decide how much of their precious water supply they want

Spark Youth With The Arts

September 6, 2015

Dance·Feature·Local Musicians·Music·Music Venues·On Stage·Theatre

It starts with the tap of your foot to a sound you hear in your head, and then you realize it’s music. Like a soft ting of a bell or the graceful descent and deliberate resting place of a snowflake, it uplifts and intensifies the sense of sight and sound