Matthew Moyer is the Managing Editor and Music Editor at Creative Loafing Tampa. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including music business, film industry, and theater, while also delving into nightlife and celebrity news. Matthew's work has been featured in Creative Loafing Tampa, Orlando Weekly, and Ink 19 Magazine.
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By: Matthew Moyer
Orlando Museum of Art continues a string of free, community-inclusive events with this weekend’s Peru Independence Day Celebration. This now-annual fete features performances from local groups that showcase the many flavors of Peruvian culture, from “the Coast, Highlands and Amazon.”
By: Matthew Moyer
Performing Friday night are Stevie B, Lisa Lisa, TKA, The Cover Girls, Judy Torres, George Lamond, Lisette Melendez, 69 Boyz (outlier! But we’ll allow it) and J.J. Fad.
By: Ian Suarez, Matthew Moyer
Lord Huron and the Army, the Navy whipped up windswept canyons of otherworldly Americana at the Hard Rock Live on Wednesday night. Hope you brought a quarter for the payphone.
By: Matthew Moyer
South Floridian native and saxophonist Philip “Doc” Martin returns to the town where he studied music in earnest — at UCF, natch! — and played alongside free-jazz legend and Orlando resident Sam Rivers. Martin is back on familiar musical turf for a limited engagement at the Blue Bamboo in Winter Park.
By: Matthew Moyer
This weekend you have the chance to create your own door to add to the menagerie with this DIY crafts class, using “natural elements, tiny windows, and a mushroom made from a champagne cork.”
By: Jim Leatherman, Matthew Moyer
One would be forgiven for thinking the somewhat dystopian and diabolical themes of the Melanie Martinez's new album Hades” album, might make for a rough go live, but quite the opposite went down at the Kia Center Thursday.
By: Matthew Moyer
The trinity of Goblin Market, host Zymarium Meadery and Fairvilla present their Fujo Friday event.
By: Matthew Moyer
The folks behind Bazaar47 in Gainesville are back on the road for another summer tour, setting up shop in select cities with a heady mix of artists, vendors, musicians, artisans and workshops.
This weekend sees traveling convention franchise Nostalgia Con — one of a cluster of fandom event brands hitting the City Beautiful this month — setting up shop at the Convention Center with a roster of celebrity guests tailor-made for pop-culture savvy Millennials and “younger” Gen Xers.
Clemons' social media dropped the bombshell news on Wednesday: "THANK YOU to all the customers who have supported us over the decades! Clemons Produce will be closing permanently August 31."
