Bands & Musicians in Florida
The state produced Southern rock staples like Lynyrd Skynyrd from Jacksonville and Miami's Latin pop explosion via Gloria Estefan. From Tampa metal to Orlando's hip-hop and the indie rooms of Gainesville, the region maintains varied and active music communities.
848 cities in Florida
Page 4 of 43Port Orange
Population 62,849
Palm Harbor
Population 61,589
Sanford
Population 61,272
Jupiter
Population 60,926
North Miami
Population 59,854
St. Cloud
Population 59,851
The Hammocks
Population 59,843
Palm Beach Gardens
Population 59,088
Horizon West
Population 58,595
Margate
Population 58,396
Coconut Creek
Population 57,574
Fountainebleau
Population 57,066
Four Corners
Population 56,537
Bradenton
Population 55,795
Apopka
Population 55,056
Bonita Springs
Population 53,945
Westchester
Population 53,765
Pinellas Park
Population 53,352
Tamiami
Population 52,851
Kendale Lakes
Population 52,661
Scene guide
Know Florida
Florida rewrote Southern rock when the Allman Brothers Band and Lynyrd Skynyrd formed in Jacksonville, and Gainesville gave Tom Petty his start. Miami's TK Records powered the disco era and Gloria Estefan carried Latin pop to international audiences, while 2 Live Crew pushed Miami bass into the mainstream. Tampa spawned death metal acts Morbid Angel and Obituary, and Orlando minted the boy-band era with the Backstreet Boys and NSYNC.
FAQ
Common questions about the Florida music scene
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