John Ralston Leads "New Times" Stage Lineup at the Green Room

SW 3rd Ave Music Festival

New Times Stage

Monica McGivern

Ralston in repose: No rest for the weary.

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Green Room

109 SW 3rd Ave.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312

Category: Bars/Clubs

Region: Fort Lauderdale

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SW 3rd Ave Music Festival, New Times Stage: John Ralston, the Dewars, Young Circles, Plains, the New, and Lavola. 5 p.m. Friday, May 6, at the Green Room, 109 SW Second Ave., Fort Lauderdale. No cover. Click here.

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• John Ralston
• West Palm Beach
• Veruca Salt (Band)
• Neil Young
• Lake Worth

The Dewars

Twin brothers Anthony and Zachary Dewar have played with a variety of backing bands, but what has remained constant for the Wellington twosome is their unflinching psychedelic compositions. Much of their material has never been formally released, but Songs From the Neverglades is a peek at Florida's twisted, cackling underbelly. 

Young Circles

Under any name, the trio of Jordy Asher, David Barnard, and Jeff Rose is a formidable one among the local rock ranks. Lately, they've settled on a percussion-fueled experimental sound that drips of '60s psychedelia and more current electronic wizardry. One of the fiercest live acts around, and now with more drums than ever before.

Plains

Few Miami quartets boast such a dense combination of punks, label honchos, synth maestros, and delicious hooks, but we managed to pull these guys away from their various projects to light a fire under the audience's behinds. Plains' trusted power pop breeds mental toughness and hip-swaying, among other things.

The New

This Miami troupe is pure pop-punk fire not to be trifled with, cofronted by guitarist Lori Garrote and bassist Natalie Smallish. The group's self-titled debut boasts all of the swagger of the Runaways and venomous songcraft à la Veruca Salt to boot.    

Lavola

Each performance by this West Palm Beach trio is a sweaty display of rock majesty. Unpretentious but lofty all the same, each song brings out a wealth of emotion at the same time that it sucks the tech nerds closer to guitarist Julian Cires' impressive board of effects pedals.