Hot Ticket: The Black Crowes fly into Florida, Sam Hunt to perform in September

As the United States emerges from the pandemic, musicians, comedians and other entertainers are once again planning tours.

Before the pandemic, the USA Today Network Florida provided details on some of the hottest acts in the state with our Hot Ticket to help you plan ahead.

It's back, with information on the latest on upcoming concerts, shows or ticket sale information from South Florida to Pensacola and places in-between.

If you want to find out about a show not listed or when tickets go on sale for a show you want to see, email dosborn@gannett.com.

Previously:Maroon 5, Harry Styles, Andrea Bocelli coming to Florida later this year

The Black Crowes

The Georgia-based rock band has two shows in the Sunshine State.

Front man Chris Robinson a few years ago reunited with his brother, Rich, for a "Shake Your Money Maker" reunion. The Black Crowes in 2020 celebrated the 30th anniversary of their debut, successful album. Hits from it include "Twice As Hard," "Jealous Again," "Hard To Handle" and "She Talks to Angels."

They Southern rockers reach Florida's shores in about a month: Tuesday, Sept. 7, at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach and Wednesday, Sept. 8, at MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre on the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa, just off Interstate 4. 

Lawn tickets start at $29 for both concerts. 

Sam Hunt

He wrote songs for the likes of Kenny Chesney, Reba McEntire, Keith Urban and others and eventually decided to launch a solo career.

Georgia native Sam Hunt has proven successful so far, with his studio debut album released in 2014, Montevallo, being nominated for a Grammy for Best Country Album. It included the hit "Leave the Night On" and "Take Your Time," with the song's video at nearly 224 million views on YouTube.

Hunt arrives in the Sunshine State next month, with a Thursday, Sept. 9, concert at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood with plenty of tickets remaining, starting at $45.

And the next night, Hunt plays Daily's Place in Jacksonville, with many tickets left from $39.75 for the Sept. 10 show. 

Little River Band 

The mellow rock band of the 1970s and '80s wants to share some memories during three Florida concerts.

Formed in Australia in 1975, the Little River Band began a string of hits beginning in 1977 with "Help is on Its Way" and two mega-hits in 1978: "Reminiscing," followed by "Lady."

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The next year brought more success, with "Lonesome Loser" and "Cool Change." The band's sixth studio, "Time Exposure," released in 1981 and featured a few hits including "The Night Owls," "Take It Easy On Me" and "Man On Your Mind."

LRB performs Thursday, Sept. 30, at Saenger Theatre in Pensacola; Friday, Oct. 1, at Florida Theatre in Jacksonville; and Saturday, Oct. 2, at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater.

Tickets remain for all shows.

Dave Osborn is the regional features editor of the Naples Daily News and News-Press. Follow him on Instagram @detroitdave88 and on Twitter @NDN_dosborn.