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Friday, September 18
*Crossfade favorites
Stonefox, from Boca, and
Astari Nite, from Miami, play
PS14 in
Miami tonight. Admission should be well
under $10.
Click here to visit PS14's web site.
*The guys of
Modernage are Miami's Anglophile indie rock workhorses, always around and always reliable. (Also, always liquored up, but that makes them more entertaining!) The band plays tonight at
the Vagabond in
Miami. Admission for this weekly party is always
free until 11 p.m., $5 after. Click here to visit the Vagabond's web site.
*Power-poppers
Bowling For Soup play a very awkwardly named 7-Eleven/Slurpee-sponsored tour that lands at
Culture Room in
Fort Lauderdale tonight. It's one of the cheapest shows at the venue in recent years: Admission is just
$7.59.
Click here for full details.
*There's always some all-ages madness going on at
Solid Sound Studios in
Pompano Beach. Tonight (similar to many nights) features a lot of local hardcore-type acts:
Forty Winters and
Bulletproof Your Limousine are among the most popular. Admission is
$10.
Click here to visit Solid Sound's MySpace for full details.
Saturday, September 19
*Did you know that
Scott Weiland has a clothing line? No? Do you care? Well, whatever the answer is to those questions, if you need a cheap way to weasel yourself into
Mansion in
South Beach, tonight is the night. Weiland celebrates the release of his line for English Laundry, and admission to the superclub -- along with cocktails! -- are
free from 10 to 11 p.m.
Click here for full details.
*Local funk-ish act
Fusik is featured in
New Times this week, and tonight, they play the anniversary party for
Catalyst, a weekly b-boy jam in
Miami Springs. Admission is
free.
Click here to read the full story about Fusik.
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The Rat Opera is a new project by Rob Elba of the Holy Terrors that is, yes, a rock opera chronicling the life of local noise legend
Rat Bastard. The opera will be workshopped tonight at
Tobacco Road in
Miami, before debuting in full at Churchill's in October. Admission is $5.
Click here for full details.
*Another all-ages metal/hardcore/whatever show at
the Dugout, way out in that weird
Doral/Medley/Hialeah warehouse area. Bands this time include
Behold the Ruins, Faithscar, Zealot, and a bunch more, for
$10.
Click here for full details.
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The Bubble, a warehouse art/music space in
Fort Lauderdale, was an ambitious project -- and now it's running low on funds. Tonight support one of the best things to come along in the 954 in a while. A fundraiser show features
Dooms de Pop, Sweet Bronco, Fleez, and others, for
$10.
Click here for full details.
Sunday, September 20
*Sister-sister-brother trio
the Iveys hail from Texas and play sweet power-pop with a tinge of country-rock. This is their debut show in South Florida, at
Brogues in
Lake Worth, and it's
free.
Click here for full details.
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