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  Okeechobee Fest Is Canceled for 2019

  November 30 at 12:49 p.m.

  For those eagerly anticipating the 2019 edition of Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival, there's some bad news: It's not happening. Thursday afternoon, the festival announced on its Facebook and Instagram pages what many had suspected because of the delay in announcing a lineup: There will be no...

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  The Five Best Acts of Riptide Music Festival

  November 28 at 9 a.m.

  Riptide Music Festival marks its third consecutive year on Fort Lauderdale Beach this year. This year's festival boasts more than 30 bands and legendary headliners like The Jacksons, Panic! At The Disco, Matt and Kim, 311, and Third Eye Blind. Building on its past success, the festival will also expand into a three-day event this year.

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  Riptide Music Festival Expands to Three Days, Announces Lineup Including Panic! At the Disco, Cold War Kids

  September 7 at 1:08 p.m.

  Riptide Music Festival organizers have announced they will expand to a three day lineup this year. Headlining sets will include Panic! At the Disco, 311, and a Jacksons reunion.

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  Bumblefest Returns to West Palm Beach With Lumerians and Scott Yoder

  September 5 at 8 a.m.

  This year's Bumblefest features 34 acts on six stages across West Palm Beach. Headliners include Seattle indie artist Scott Yoder, surf-rock group Santoros, and California space-rock band Lumerians.

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  Night of the Dead Jam Fest Joins Fort Lauderdale's Day of the Dead Celebrations

  August 20 at 12:04 p.m.

  Every November, Day of the Dead festivities draw droves of South Floridians to Fort Lauderdale's Huizenga Plaza to reconnect with the spirits of their lost loved ones. But this year, when the parade has finished and the humidity has melted participants' sugar-skull makeup, there'll be even more partying to come.

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  Vans Warped Tour Makes Its Final Visit to Coral Sky Amphitheatre

  August 6 at 1:57 p.m.

  Since 1995, Warped Tour has excelled in blending the demands of American boardrooms and corporate sponsorships with the shifting cultures of alternative lifestyles. While simultaneously surviving because of partnerships with Vans, Journeys, and Monster, Warped Tour was always the most DIY of festivals. Sure, it was held...