Ready to dive into Jacksonville's red-hot entertainment scene? Join host Amadeus as he unveils the most anticipated shows hitting Northeast Florida's premier venues.

The podcast kicks off with a comprehensive rundown of upcoming performances across Jacksonville's iconic venues. From Brit Floyd and Frankie Valli at the Florida Theater to Styx and Old Dominion at Daily's Place, music lovers of all genres will find something to mark on their calendars. The spotlight shines brightest on the St. Augustine Amphitheater's "I Want My 80's Tour" featuring Rick Springfield, John Waite, Wang Chung, and John Cafferty coming May 29th.

The heart of this episode features an engaging conversation with Wang Chung's Nick Feldman, who shares fascinating insights into the band's evolution as live performers. "I think we're like a fine wine," Feldman reflects, "I think we've hopefully matured well with age." He discusses the gratification of connecting with audiences spanning generations and even reveals his current musical obsession with genre-defying artist Lewis Cole – a recommendation worth checking out for anyone seeking fresh sounds.

Amadeus then shifts focus to Jacksonville's theatrical treasures with a spotlight on the Alhambra Dinner Theater, recently crowned the nation's best dinner theater by USA Today. Local actor Gary Webber discusses his role as Henry Higgins in "My Fair Lady" (running through June 22nd) and eloquently captures why theater remains such a meaningful creative outlet: "Some people play golf, some people hunt or fish. I do theater and it's a great release."

Whether you're planning your concert calendar or looking to experience award-winning local theater, this episode delivers the essential guide to Jacksonville's most exciting entertainment offerings. Subscribe now to ensure you never miss an update on the shows and performances making Jacksonville a must-visit destination for entertainment enthusiasts!

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Rick Springfield joins us to chat about his return to St. Augustine Amphitheater on May 29th for the "I Want My 80s" tour. The rock legend shares stories about his friendship with fellow performers John Waite, Paul Young, and Wang Chung - all delivering full sets of their greatest hits. Springfield promises a "pedal-to-the-metal" performance that will thrill longtime fans and newcomers alike. He even reveals the fascinating connection between his album "Tao" and Paul Young's bassist who now performs with The Who and David Gilmour.

The Florida Theater's president Numa Saisselin takes us behind the scenes of their spectacular annual fundraiser happening May 17th. This isn't your typical charity event - they're building a floor over the entire seating area to create an immersive 90s party featuring Jacksonville's own Quad City DJs (of "Space Jam" fame) performing live! Numa reveals how the theater has invested $17 million in renovations with another $15 million planned, while providing over $100,000 in free tickets to veterans and arts education for 25,000+ schoolchildren annually.

Looking for an incredible opportunity for your athletic kids? Former Roar of the Jaguars Director Robin Valetutto shares details about the NFL Alumni Youth Football and Cheer Clinic happening June 14th. Children can learn from 14 former NFL players (including Big John Henderson and Quinn Gray) and 16+ former Jaguars cheerleaders. This clinic welcomes boys and girls of all skill levels, whether they're interested in traditional football, flag football, or cheerleading/dance.

Want to know what's happening in Jacksonville's entertainment scene this summer? We've packed this episode with announcements about upcoming shows at Daily's Place, Florida Theater, VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, and the Alhambra Dinner Theater. Join us for this celebration of Jacksonville's vibrant cultural landscape!

The Jacksonville entertainment scene is absolutely buzzing this May with an incredible lineup of must-see performances across our premier venues. From legendary rock stars to cutting-edge comedians, this episode delivers your comprehensive guide to everything happening live in The River City.

We kick things off with a complete rundown of the jam-packed calendar at St. Augustine Amphitheater. Meanwhile, the Florida Theater hosts an equally impressive slate including Kenny G, Brit Floyd, and the legendary Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.

The heart of this episode features two fascinating, candid conversations with performers heading to Jacksonville. First, comedy powerhouse Marlon Wayans opens up about his creative process, revealing how personal tragedy transformed his approach to comedy. "I write from a place of pain and then I bring the humor," he shares. "That's when my humor got more relatable." Wayans also teases his upcoming role in a Jordan Peele production and confirms a new Scary Movie installment filming this summer.

Then, Gary Mullen takes us behind the scenes of his acclaimed tribute show "One Night of Queen," discussing his unwavering commitment to honoring Freddie Mercury's legacy. "You've got to do it with full commitment and be true to the music and true to the energy of the band," Mullen explains, offering fascinating insights into Queen's musical diversity and multi-generational appeal.

Whether you're a rock enthusiast, comedy fan, or theater lover, Jacksonville's May calendar has something special waiting for you. Subscribe to our podcast for regular updates on all the amazing live entertainment coming to our city, and never miss another unforgettable performance!