A country songwriting showcase at the Mahaffey, indie rock under the oaks at Jannus, emo with a full orchestra across the bridge, and the last hours of the Tarpon Springs Seafood Festival — here's the Sunday rundown.
Listing compiled Sunday afternoon. Times are Eastern — always confirm with the venue before heading out.
Two marquee shows, both starting around 7:30–8 PM.
The 11th annual radio-station favorite: Nashville new-country hitmakers playing acoustically in a rotating loop — no opener, no headliner, just songs and stories swapped on one stage. The lineup: Carly Pearce, Greylan James, Jacob Hackworth, Vincent Mason and Zach John King. Tickets run from ~$122 at the box office.
Tickets & info — Mahaffey Theater ↗Nashville's The Brook & The Bluff bring their red Dirt-style indie rock to Jannus' famous outdoor lawn — with a clear, warm evening forecast (74°F at 9 PM) this is St. Pete's best al-fresco Sunday night of the season.
Tickets & info — Jannus Live ↗Beloved emo anthems rearranged for a full orchestra, with The Spill Canvas featured and Greywind as special guest — nostalgia in a 1926 movie palace. Just across the Memorial Causeway in downtown Clearwater.
Tickets & info — Bilheimer Capitol Theatre ↗The big Sunday draws — most wrap by 5 PM, worth knowing for next year or tomorrow's recap.
Greek-coastal Tarpon Springs' biggest weekend: dozens of seafood vendors (plus non-seafood "for the landlubbers"), the Master Chefs of the Sea competition for Tampa Bay's best seafood dish, continuous live music, crafts and kids' activities. Free parking with shuttle from the Splash Park.
Festival details ↗A free, all-ages community day on Central Avenue: Indigenous art, live music, dance and storytelling honoring the living traditions of native peoples — plus complimentary museum entry all day.
More on ilovetheburg ↗The GFWC North Pinellas Woman's Club marked its golden anniversary with its biggest-ever holiday market: 150+ exhibitors of handmade gifts, décor and a food court. If you missed it, other area holiday markets launch through November.
Visit St. Pete & Clearwater ↗If tonight's shows are sold out or the weekend's over your head, the calendar stays stacked.