Wanna rock? Heres where:

August 21, 2003

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Week to week, metal audiences in Orlando are blessed with a wide variety of concert choices, with strong showings from local bands and national ones. While most all-ages shows go down at Hard Rock Live or House of Blues, those gigs take place maybe two or three times a month. The rest of the time, it's watering holes like the estimable Lost and Found in Longwood that keep the metal hordes sated with beer and riffs. Here's a sampling of metal gigs over the next seven days.

Keep, Send Seven, Verloren, Satellite
Thursday, Aug. 21, Lost & Found

Gauge, Grabfast
Friday, Aug. 22, Johnny's Rockin' Bistro

Mecca (of Angel Autopsy, acoustic)
Friday, Aug. 22, O-Zone CDs

Furious, Coletta
Friday, Aug. 22, Calico Jack's -- Casselberry

School For Heroes, Evergreen Terrace, Envy of Angels, On Broken Wings
Saturday, Aug. 23, The Social

Indorphine, Stillkept, Tribadism, In This Day, Surface
Saturday, Aug. 23, Will's Pub

Pain Principle, O.F. Beatdown, Deadspot, X-Sister-Z, Such Is Life
Saturday, Aug. 23, Lost & Found

Kiva
Saturday, Aug. 23, Calico Jack's, Casselberry

Symbiotic, Simple Kill, Minus Driver, Calm, It Rains For Caleb
Sunday, Aug. 24, The Social

Ignid, Vietnom, Jabberwocky, Sworn Enemy
Monday, Aug. 25, Lost & Found

Chimaira, Motograter, Grade 8, Mecca (of Angel Autopsy)
Wednesday, Aug. 27, Lost & Found

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