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Ryan Kern

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As seen in: Creative Loafing Tampa Bay, ATS Journals, KRNV-TV (Reno, NV), Chest, Carson Now, International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics, Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, Respiratory Medicine, KDNE-FM (Crete, NE)
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Photos: Andrea Bocelli showcases his timeless-as-ever voice in Tampa

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By Ryan Kern
| Creative Loafing Tampa Bay Verified
For most professional singers, performing “Nessun Dorma” at the Olympics Opening Ceremony is a lifelong dream. For Andrea Bocelli, it’s just another day. 11 days after doing exactly that in his home country, the 67-year-old Italian tenor, with a little help from 2011 “American Idol” contestant Pia Toscano, returned to Tampa’s Benchmark International Arena to acknowledge 30 years since the release of his first compilation album Romanza.
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Photos: Ice Cube brings ‘Four Decades of Attitude’ to Tampa’s Benchmark International Arena

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By Ray Roa Verified, Ryan Kern
| Creative Loafing Tampa Bay Verified
Three years after bringing his Big3 basketball league to the building, Ice Cube was back at downtown Tampa’s hockey arena—this time as a rapper. The 56-year-old actor and co-founder of N.W.A. was supposed to play the room formerly known as Amalie Arena on Sept. 11, but postponed his “Four Decades of Attitude” gig to last Sunday when he was joined onstage by Lil Eazy-E, son of Cube’s late N.W.A bandmate Eazy-E.
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Review: In Clearwater, 'Weird Al' Yankovic triumphantly closes his biggest and weirdest tour yet [PHOTOS]

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By Josh Bradley Verified, Ryan Kern
| Creative Loafing Tampa Bay Verified
A lot has happened since Alfred Matthew Yankovic made his Tampa Bay debut 38 years ago, as an opening act for The Monkees’ first reunion tour. Even before then, he had a stamp of approval from Beatles, Grammy nominations (now up to 16, with five wins), and a youthful exuberance that felt—and still feels—eternal.
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