The California-based folk singer released her third album “Grief in Exile” last month, which was heavily inspired by her own years-long healing process.
Take a look at our favorite albums released during this first half of the year.
Tran “The Piano Man” Whitley and friends are covering songs from 1969 to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of one of the most iconic years in music and culture.
The museum is collaborating to commemorate the anniversary of his death
I’m DOPE wants to help elevate and empower women.
The belief magic shows are only for children is an idea Tanya Solomon wants to discard on her national tour, "Tanya Solomon: Truth Assassin."
The vigil will protest the Trump administration’s recent anti-immigration policy.
Add some great tunes to your holiday from the Avenue staff.
Have Gun, Will Travel will be returning to the stage to support the release of its sixth studio album, “Strange Chemistry.”
The punk trio from Buffalo is stopping at the Hardback Cafe to help their soon-to-be released album "Lamplighter."
‘It’s about solidarity, not charity’
Dress chic for cheap
The RISE Food Festival honors victims of traumatic events in the Gainesville community.
The St. Petersburg-based rapper and UF alumnus is performing his debut album “Carpe Noctem” at The Range GNV
"I started to get a little jaded and decided to do something about it."
The party will kick off the 2019 Fight Toxic Prisons Convergence
“Hills on Fire” presents a unique perspective on drug use
Civic Media Center will host first LGBTQIA focused karaoke event Friday
The recently released EP is the start of a new musical era for Gainesville’s Arrows in Action
It’s not every day business owners get cozy with the competition. However, this Sunday at the O’Connell Center, more than 40 of Gainesville’s staple restaurants are coming together for a larger purpose.
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