Tampa Bay Concert Schedule Expands
New announcements include Jason Isbell, Little Feat, and local hardcore act Cold Steel for upcoming dates at regional venues.
By Adewale Rousseau ·
Organizers have released a slate of new concert dates for the Tampa Bay area, featuring headliners such as Jason Isbell, Little Feat, and The Interrupters. The list also includes a return appearance by punk band The Casualties and a local show for hardcore group Cold Steel. These additions join a growing number of events scheduled for the coming months across St. Petersburg, Tampa, and Clearwater.
The schedule spans several months, with the earliest new date set for November 12. Satsang will perform at Bayboro Brewing in St. Petersburg at 7 p.m. Tickets for that event start at $33.89. Later in the month, Trippie Redd is set to play Jannus Live in St. Petersburg on November 28. Prices for that show begin at $60.10. The venue has also booked Hunxho for November 19 and Cozy In The Black for November 14.
Local music scenes are represented prominently in the new lineup. Cold Steel, described as a new hardcore export from Tampa, will perform at the Orpheum in Tampa on January 2. Tickets for that show are priced at $9.90. The band will be joined by support acts including Bitter Man and Common Bond. The Casualties, a long-standing punk group, will share the Orpheum stage on December 8 with Bullshit Detector. Admission for that event is $28.69.
Established acts also feature in the announcements. Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit are scheduled to perform at The BayCare Sound in Clearwater on April 25. Nathaniel Rateliff will open the show. Tickets start at $64.50. Little Feat will conclude their tour at the same venue on March 5, with Old Crow Medicine Show providing support. Prices for the Little Feat show begin at $65.50.
Other venues in the region have secured dates as well. Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater will host The Midnight Cowgirls on November 24 and Foreigner on February 16. The Bayboro Brewing and Jannus Live in St. Petersburg are also listed with multiple upcoming events. The Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg has scheduled an Elton John tribute show for February 4.
The new dates cover a range of genres, from punk and hardcore to rock and pop. Some shows are sold as single tickets, while others are part of larger tour legs. The announcements provide specific pricing and times for each event, allowing fans to plan ahead for the fall and winter seasons.
Source: Creative Loafing Tampa Bay
