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Once again, the kids of Orlando were alright at this summer's Orlando Girls Rock Camp showcase at Conduit. At the all-ages matinee gig, campers showed off

Queer Anarchy is a collaboration between firestarters Hellhound Entertainment and Kandi Krave.

We've posted several of these, admittedly. But it's important to preserve these last events at Uncle Lou's for posterity's sake.

Tori Amos first beguiled Orlando when she swept into town on the headwinds of game-changing record Little Earthquakes in 1992, almost 35 years ago. This week she returns, like an avenging prophet, this time to the Walt Disney Theater at the Dr. Phillips Center — as a much-needed balm to a hellish year.

The Mother Game is both an exhibition of works from Molnar and Shannon and a book collecting many of those works from Burrow — both debuting Friday. The book is the first in a series of collaborative art books from Burrow, and the exhibition will feature site-specific works created independently of the book project. The undertaking sees the duo “play with existing and invented game structures to examine notions of maternity.”

The real fireworks on July 4 went off at Lil Indie's on Mills 50, where Double Bubble celebrated the release of new record Redemption with an all-star, locals-only show.

Jim Leatherman first photographed Tori Amos when she played the Beacham in 1992, and you'd better believe he was going to document her 2026 comeback show at the Dr. Phillips Center's Walt Disney Theater.

The plan is to drastically revamp the Orlando Public Library entry level to give it a more open feel.

Kicking off our Newcomers Guide this year is a freeform and uncategorized tour through some local deep cuts. Try ’em or don’t, but these are places and

Myki Meeks Black Haus Creature FeatureOG (original ghoul) alt-drag showcase is led by the twin forces of Dragula winner Victoria Elizabeth Black and host