Concerts

Incubus announces August 16th date at Bayfront Park

Summer concert season is filling out and Incubus has added their name to the list of acts gracing South Florida with their presence. Although they haven't recorded a new album in 3 years, they're not going to break that streak anytime soon. Instead, Incubus is releasing "Monuments and Melodies", a...

By Brett Gillin

April 3, 2009

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Summer concert season is filling out and Incubus has added their name to the list of acts gracing South Florida with their presence. Although they haven't recorded a new album in 3 years, they're not going to break that streak anytime soon. Instead, Incubus is releasing "Monuments and Melodies", a greatest-hits album on June 16th.

The big news here is Incubus has enough hits to release an album highlighting the greatest ones. Still, fans of their music will be happy to know that they'll know most of, if not all the songs they'll be playing on August 16th when they show up to Bayfront Park.

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