Alex Kilroy’s ‘Break My Chains’: Debut Album from Transylvanian Blues Guitarist
Romanian-born blues guitarist Alex Kilroy recently released his debut album “Break My Chains”
Romanian-born blues guitarist Alex Kilroy recently released his debut album “Break My Chains”
Dr. Phillips Center’s new Eighth Notes ensemble gives Orlando students in grades three through five year-round training in acting, singing and dance.
Orlando is more than a theme park destination. As one of America’s fastest-growing metros, the city has become a global hub for culture, business, sports, innovation, and international influence.
The Rusty Strings return to Ten10 Brewing tonight for the third annual Jerry Garcia Celebration, a free event honoring Garcia’s music and legacy during The Days Between.
In the wake of Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes, Central Florida’s Venezuelan community is rallying. Learn how Hope CommUnity Center in Apopka is collecting supplies and offering counseling.
The Orlando Pirates are reconnecting Orlando with its indoor football tradition and building a passionate fan community inside the Kia Center.
A trip to Orlando’s World Cup celebration at Pointe Orlando became more than a soccer watch party. As thousands gathered to cheer on the U.S. Men’s National Team, the evening revealed what has always made International Drive—and Orlando—unlike anywhere else.
Alex Kilroy performing live in Orlando, the Romanian-born blues guitarist behind the album Break My Chains
More than 45 artists will perform across Orange County on Sunday, June 21 as Make Music Orange County returns for its second year, bringing free live music to museums, libraries, restaurants, community spaces, and even a Winter Park bus stop.
Bad Santa’s Kris Kringle IV on stage at Will’s Pub in Orlando, Fl.
El Open Más Pop is creating space for Orlando’s Latino community to connect through Spanish-language stand-up comedy, culture, and shared experiences at Arome Art Cafe.
Uncle Lou’s is known as where many Orlando musicians get their start. Photo courtesy of Jim Leatherman
There are moments in Yamandu Costa’s playing where the guitar seems to breathe on its own. The Brazilian virtuoso brings that rare, intimate experience to Orlando for one night only.
There are moments in Yamandu Costa’s playing where the guitar seems to breathe on its own. The Brazilian virtuoso brings that rare, intimate experience to Orlando for one night only.
Hip-hop culture returns to the forefront as Love & Loyalty Weekend takes over Orlando April 17–19 — three days of music, unity, and community rooted in the culture that built it.
New College Students attend Florida Film Festival
Give Kids The World turns 40 with a major anniversary weekend and a renewed push to bring its mission back into focus.
Grammy-nominated trumpeter Theo Croker returns to Central Florida for a full-circle performance at the inaugural Orlando Jazz Festival — a homecoming shaped by global sound and rooted in Leesburg.
A chance conversation over watermelon in Orlando led to a deeper story about Gifford, the Florida Highwaymen, and the legacy Michael Sears proudly carried forward.
The inaugural Orlando Jazz Festival arrives March 21 at the Mennello Museum lawn with Chief Adjuah, Terrace Martin, Theo Croker, and a lineup bridging contemporary jazz, soul, hip-hop, and experimental sound.
At 76, Steve Hackett delivered a masterclass at Plaza Live Orlando that proved true artistry doesn’t age. In his first live music review in 40 years, Simon Veness captures a night of prog-rock brilliance, nostalgia, and guitar purity.
Peaches delivers a wild, unapologetic, and sex-positive performance that celebrates empowerment, equality, and raw artistic expression.
After nearly half a century as a beloved musician’s bar in Winter Park, Muldoon’s Saloon closes—leaving behind decades of memories for Central Florida regulars.
A dream about humming recliners led to an experimental music project in Orlando, where La-Z-Boy chairs become instruments at the Immerse Festival.
Beyond the theme parks and long lines, one Orlando venue is keeping a different kind of magic alive. Inside The Woodshed’s Krampus fire show, Jess Savage finds a community built on trust, performance, and unapologetic self-expression.
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