Live Music entertainment in Florida
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Posey's Oyster Bar
Perhaps the highlight of the Tallahassee-St Marks Historic Railroad State Trail; is just to the left of the St Marks trailhead (which also has a rest area and facilities). Posey's Oyster Bar is an absolute pearl of an old-time oyster shack on the water, with an outdoor courtyard, great bar and bands rocking the joint Friday to Sunday... so you may want to arrange for alternative transport on the way back.
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Back Booth
A totally chilled venue where Belgian Hoogarten ales live in harmony with Pabst Blue Ribbon cans. 'A cross between a frat party dance floor and an English pub' doesn't begin to sum up the unusual decor here. You just have to be here to get it. In addition to theme nights and karaoke, bands with cool names play live and loud.
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Jannus Landing
The best place in the area to hear live music, Jannus Landing is St Petersburg’s most revered live venue, with good reason. Set in a courtyard, it hosts several weekly concerts by local and national bands. It’s a very casual place and all ages are admitted. Burgers, hot dogs and such are sold.
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TradeWinds Lounge
Tiny bathrooms and big hairdos rule this nautical-themed dive. Smelling sweetly of stale beer, this classic bar’s survived two locations and six decades. Crowds tumble out the door during happy hour, and there’s live music – mostly Southern rock or 80s music – nightly.
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Backstreet Coffee House & Lounge
Hidden on a throughway one block west of St George St, this bohemian haunt with mismatched lounges has great rock and alternative bands. If you hurry, you might still get to decorate one of the ceiling tiles.
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Centennial Square
Centennial Square offers Clematis by Night, staging all sorts of local bands from 17:30 to 21:00 Thursday, and Friday Night Live!, with local pop and rock bands, from 18:00 to 23:00 Friday.
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Free Outdoor Concerts
For free outdoor concerts year-round, visit CityPlace, which hosts live jazz from 12:30 to 14:30 Sunday and City Jams, featuring blues, acoustic rock and other musicians, from 19:00 to 23:00 Friday.
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Green Parrot
With tenure as the island's oldest bar (since 1890) this fabulous dive draws a lively mix of locals and out-of-towners; if you don't meet someone interesting, move over a seat.
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Floyd’s Music Store
The only thing for sale at this warehouse-style venue is straight-up live rock and blues. Catch up-and-coming national acts like Falling at Will, Core and Egypt Central.
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State Theatre
This restored art-deco theater (built in 1927) has live music regularly – from acoustic acts and ‘old wave’ to new bands. Buy your tickets at the bar and head upstairs.
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Hog’s Breath
A good place to start the infamous Duval Pub Crawl, the Hog’s Breath is a rockin’ outdoor bar with good live bands and better cold Coronas.
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Buddha Nightclub
It can get rowdy in here, but past the bikers and the guys on the pool table are some of the edgier acts playing around Fort Myers.
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Will's Pub
Off the beaten path but worth it for the great live music and atmosphere refined to the tastes of Orlando's tattooed masses.
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Schooners
Billing itself as the 'last local beach club, ' Schooners is good for a low-key beer on the beach.
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Shooters
It’s old-school Lauderdale raucousness here, with great live music, waterfront views and strong drinks.
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Citywalk
Universal Studio's CityWalk has a concentration of movies, restaurants and clubs
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One-Eyed Jack's
A serious drinkers' bar with gimmicky 'shot wheel' and live music on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Twisted Martini
The Twisted Martini has live music from 7pm to 10pm Thursday to Saturday.
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Dirty Harry’s Pub
Regular live music and an impressive collection of automatic weapons on the wall.
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Sluggo's
The punk bar Sluggo's is among the best spots to see live music.
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