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Review: In Clearwater, The Zombies play a different game from their '60s British invasion peers

Love ‘em while you can.

By Josh Bradley

You’d think that with a name like The Zombies (which lead singer Colin Blunstone still doesn’t quite get), it would make sense to milk any hit singles released before Woodstock was a thing. If you look at fellow British Invasion-ers still on the road, you’re not going to find much brand-new material (well, minus The Rolling Stones’ explosive new album Hackney Diamonds).

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Tampa professors will teach a class that explores the literary side of Taylor Swift

The University of South Florida (USF) is going to produce more tortured poets than usual this semester. The English department at the…

By Ray Roa

Taylor Swift plays Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida on April 13, 2023.
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Photos: Billy Strings kicks off spring tour by playing to 11,000 fans in Tampa

If you’re wondering where all the Deadheads went, you should’ve come to the Yuengling Center last weekend. Last Friday and Saturday, the parking…

By Ray Roa

Billy Strings plays Yuengling Center in Tampa, Florida on April 12, 2024.
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Photos: Everyone we saw when Des Rocks lit up Tampa’s New World Brewery

Des Rocs’ music blared through speaks at last weekend’s UFC 300 fight night in Nevada (Dana White, UFC president loves the band),…

By Ray Roa

Des Rocs plays New World Brewery in Tampa, Florida on April 14, 2024.
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Photos: Melissa Etheridge comes to the window at Tampa’s Hard Rock Event Center

There aren’t any actual windows at Tampa’s Hard Rock Event Center, but Melissa Etheridge proverbially went to them along with a packed…

By Ray Roa

Melissa Etheridge plays Hard Rock Event Center in Tampa, Florida on April 11, 2024.
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