The girls have gone through several touring band lineups supporting any one of their 13 LPs of quiet, harmony-laden folk, but for this tour they called in composers Sean O' Loughlin and Stephen Barber to create orchestral arrangements that will accompany and breathe new life into familiar fan favorites like Closer To Fine, Galileo and Power Of Two.
The Indigo Girls met four decades ago and have been performing together for the last 30 years. It's virtually impossible to stay friends with your elementary school chums, but Amy Ray and Emily Sailers have taken the notion of "forever friends" a few steps further. Indigo Girls SATURDAY 8 p.m., Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 N McMullen-Booth Rd., Clearwater. It won't cost you a dime to check out frontman Cy Curnin lead this band through cuts like One Thing Leads To Another, Saved By Zero and Stand Or Fall (as well as selections from their 2012 album, Beautiful Friction), but more ambitious concertgoers can opt for $30 VIP tickets that come with two beers, a slice of pizza and reserved front-stage seating. The weather should be extra warm and one of the 1980s' hottest bands, The Fixx, will keep the temperature climbing with a handful of their most famous new wave classics. Downtown Clearwater's Blast Friday street festival continues its tremendous growth with yet another concert set to take over Cleveland Street. Here to walk you through it all is Suburban Apologist's Ray Roa.Ĭlewarwater's Blast Friday With The Fixx FRIDAY 5:30 p.m., Cleveland Street, Downtown Clearwater. Among the acts in town this week: Indigo Girls (above), LL Cool J, Ice Cube, Public Enemy, De La Soul, Peter Frampton, Taj Mahal, Andrew W.K., Flux Pavilion, ZZ Ward, Cody Simpson, Face to Face, The Fixx, Robert Cray, Clinton Sparks and more.
We're still winding down from a wild Memorial Day weekend of music in Tampa Bay, but we're about to head into a busy summer concert season.
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