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Running Late

Join us for an evening of live music as indie band Running Late and singer-songwriter Tori Vinson make their St. Pete debut, with support from local musician, Sophia Ciocca at Roots to Crown on Aug 30.

Doors open 7 PM ; Concert is from 7:30 - 10 PM

Running Late is a captivating singer-songwriter trio from Tallahassee, FL, blending the heartfelt introspection of Americana with the raw emotional depth of emo. Featuring the talents of Jay Collar, Synnøve Mikkelsen, and Carson Scher, their sound is a rich tapestry of melancholic melodies and powerful, driving rhythms. The band’s debut EP, Leave Me Something, explores themes of nature, the passage of time, and personal transformation, creating a warm and immersive soundscape that invites deep reflection. From the resonant bass lines to the ethereal yet melodic guitars, all anchored by Jay’s evocative vocals, Running Late’s music is more than just sound—it’s an experience.

Tori Vinson, a Pensacola-born musician with a soulful voice and a deep passion for storytelling through song, is also set to perform. Known for her work as Tori Lucia, she’s made waves in the indie rock scene with her band, Tori Lucia & The Nitty Gritties. With performances at prestigious events like the Pensacola Beach Songwriters Festival, Tori’s sound is as versatile as it is captivating. Her recent solo EP, Songs About The Moon, showcases a dynamic range of emotions and styles, from the infectious energy of “Maybe” to the haunting beauty of “Moondance.” Whether she’s delivering a soulful ballad or an upbeat anthem, Tori’s music resonates with honesty and a deep connection to the human experience.

Adding to the evening’s depth is Sophia Ciocca, an acclaimed local artist from St. Petersburg. Known for her catchy hooks, striking authenticity, and stripped-down sound reminiscent of the iconic Juno soundtrack, Sophia’s music is a journey into her inner world. Her profoundly confessional lyrics, drawn from her experiences with mental health struggles, trauma therapy, and the tender process of reparenting, offer a warm light for those in the dark. Her upcoming debut album, In Search of Home, tells the story of that journey, providing solace for sensitive souls and a lantern for anyone feeling alone.

This event is offered on a sliding scale!

We suggest donating $10-20 to help support these artists and the venue.

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