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Isabel Kraby

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As seen in: The Independent Florida Alligator, The University of Florida, WUFT-TV (Gainesville, FL), WUWF-FM
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Sublime’s ‘Until The Sun Explodes’ embodies the band's classic sunburnt SoCal style

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By Isabel Kraby
| The Independent Florida Alligator Verified
Sublime’s newest record — its first in three decades — surely marks “the beginning of a new epoch of Southern California sound,” as the album’s closing track so humbly put it. Sublime, the legendary ska punk band from Long Beach, California, was founded in 1988 by Bradley Nowell, Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh.
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Meet the preteens keeping Gainesville punk rock alive

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By Isabel Kraby
| The Independent Florida Alligator Verified
Skip to Content, Navigation, or Footer. We inform. You decide. Friday, May 22, 2026 Middle school duo Youth Ambulance carries on a decades-deep local legacy The members of indie-punk band Youth Ambulance aren’t technically old enough to play The Atlantic — a 21-plus venue they’ve performed at anyway. But they’re not too young to be rock stars. Middle-schoolers Vera Podlesnik and Hudson Martin, both 12, retook The Atlantic stage at the fourth annual Big: Culture & Arts Festival in April.
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Morgan Wallen brings ‘Still The Problem Tour’ to The Swamp

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By Brandy Sumner, Isabel Kraby
| The Independent Florida Alligator Verified
Despite the sweaty, 89-degree heat on Friday afternoon, 13-year-old Jackie Griffin wrapped herself in a warm blanket adorned with photos of Morgan Wallen as she waited in a merch line. Griffin was about to see the country artist for the first time, though she estimates she’s been a fan since age 7 or 8. The concert was a belated birthday gift. “I love his accent,” she said. “I just love his songs and stuff.
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