Music Stories + Interviews

Orlando visionary Zoya Zafar finally releases her debut album

True to form, 'Some Songs' is a new and different look for her musically.

By Matthew Moyer

Observing the singular artistic progression of Orlando singer-songwriter Zoya Zafar over the last few years — as we have — is a compelling study in harmonious contrasts. The Pakistan-born and longtime Orlando resident Zafar has been a force to be reckoned with locally for nearly a decade, but since the pandemic years she has come into her own by throwing artistic caution to the wind...

  • Hatsune Miku

    @ Walt Disney Theater, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

    Thu., May 2, 8 p.m.

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Everything we saw at the Brightside Music Festival, including Sublime, 311 and Goldfinger

Greetings from Brightside … do you wish you had been there? If you weren't, you missed the likes of Sublime, 311, Save…

By Jacquelin Goldberg

Sublime at the Brightside Festival
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Postal Service and Death Cab for Cutie played the hits at Orlando's Kia Center

Iconic rock band Death Cab for Cutie and electronic-pop band The Postal Service transported Orlando back in time on Wednesday night for…

By Gabby Macogay, Ian Suarez

The Postal Service live at the Kia Center
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Orlando had brunch with the Za-Boo-Zays at Judson's Live over the weekend

Judson's Live kicked off their monthly Sunday brunch concert series this weekend. The audience dined on elevated Southern fare and, even more…

By Jim Leatherman

Southern brunch with The Za-Boo-Zays at Judson's Live
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Viral TikTok star Benson Boone skated into Orlando's House of Blues last weekend

Viral TikTok sensation Benson Boone wowed the crowd at Orlando's House of Blues IRL as part of his "Fireblades and Rollerskates" world…

By J.D. Casto

Benson Boone live at the House of Blues
25 slides

May 1, 2024

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