Two of St. Pete’s finest songwriters and rock ‘n’ roll bandleaders are joining forces tonight at the Palladium Theater’s Side Door Cabaret. Ed Woltil is a...
The Palladium Theater’s website went offline during Hurricane Milton, when the hosting hardware took on water, and so it’s been down for close to two weeks....
Palladium Theater executive director Paul Wilborn stopped by the Arts Alive! podcast studio to talk about the myriad irons he has in the fire, including the...
Three young blues masters come together Friday on the big stage (Hough Hall) at St. Pete’s Palladium Theater. Tampa’s Damon Fowler and Boca Raton’s J.P. Soars...
Standup comedian Jimmy Shubert has a mantra, and it’s held him in good stead: “I say this all the time: I want to make an excellent...
After establishing himself as a musician’s musician in his native Omaha, Nebraska, jazz saxophonist Jeremy Carter – weary of the freezing midwestern winters – relocated to...
St. Petersburg Press, along with author and famed writing coach Roy Peter Clark, will celebrate the local publisher’s 5th anniversary Thursday, May 23 at the Palladium...
The weirdest gig George Harris ever played? That’s easy. In the late 1970s the wiry guitarist, barely out of Seminole High School, worked in the backing...
On the eve of his 17th annual “Jazz Holiday” concert at the Palladium, guitarist Nate Najar is reflecting on the year just about gone by, a...
With all rightful props given to The Florida Orchestra and the Tampa Bay Symphony, some listeners contend that there still isn’t enough classical music in the...
