Dopapod brought two high-energy sets to a packed house on Saturday night at Dunedin Brewery’s sold-out 5th Annual IPA Festival. Rob Compa, Eli Winderman, Chuck Jones and Neal Evans, purveyors of seemingly endless experimentation — which finds them pushing stylistic musical boundaries through improvisation amidst performing original pre-arranged material — hail from Brooklyn by way of Boston, and brought Dunedin a lightly hopped variety of styles, ranging from metal, jazz and electronica to disco and straight-up dirty funk.
Reminisce and see what you missed with these candid, posed and silly shots of couples, friends and CL staffers at Creative Loafing Tampa's celebration at the Ritz Ybor, snapped during the latter half of the event on April 20, 2013. Photos by Danny 24 Video. Look for familiar faces and friends of CL, such as Paul Wilborn and the Radio Theatre Project, Eugenie Bondurant, Spathose models and the following music/DJ acts: Noi, Death Starsky, local rap star Dynasty, Juliet Simms (Automatic Loveletter, NBC's The Voice Season 2), Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, Sons of Hippies, The Dead Popes, The Northwest, Deacon, Types, and reunions of The Gita and Win Win Winter, and a bitchin' Soft Rock Renegades dance party .
This year's Flower and Garden festival is focused on Florida Fresh products. From hot sun tomato wine (from the Florida Winery) to kumquats and brie, the sunshine state is at the heart of the 2013 festival.
A selection of Seminole Heights shots, curated from more than 200 shots taken March 29-30, 2013 — including shots that not featured in CL's Seminole Heights Neighborhood print edition on April 5, 2013.