It looks like P-Nut and 311 are setting up to release their first slew of new material since 2019’s Voyager.
The band’s latest single “You’re Gonna Get It” (not a cover of the Tom Petty song) was written with the mindset of being young and putting yourself in situations where you either get out unscathed, or with consequences—and no in-between. A “Fight Club”-reminiscent music video hammers the point home.
Opening for the reggae-rock outfit is Los Angeles-based rock quintet Awolnation (stylized in all caps) and Neon Trees, which was most recently in Tampa to tear down day two of the inaugural Innings Fest, which our headliners played the day before.
Tickets to see 311 play Hard Rock Event Center at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on Sunday, Aug. 18 are still available and start at $75.
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The band’s latest single “You’re Gonna Get It” (not a cover of the Tom Petty song) was written with the mindset of being young and putting yourself in situations where you either get out unscathed, or with consequences—and no in-between. A “Fight Club”-reminiscent music video hammers the point home.
Opening for the reggae-rock outfit is Los Angeles-based rock quintet Awolnation (stylized in all caps) and Neon Trees, which was most recently in Tampa to tear down day two of the inaugural Innings Fest, which our headliners played the day before.
Tickets to see 311 play Hard Rock Event Center at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on Sunday, Aug. 18 are still available and start at $75.
Readers are invited to submit their own events to Creative Loafing Tampa Bay’s things to do calendar.
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