10 acts to play one day of music at Dunedin Brewery in November

Dunedin Brewery will host a day-long music event in November called Unusual Noise 2026, with 10 acts booked across rap, jazz, rock, soul and funk. The show is funded by a grant the venue received from Visit St. Pete-Clearwater, the tourism agency that received money from Pinellas County Commissioners last year.

The lineup includes Miami fusion group Electric Kif, jazz trio Chaunces, xylophone player Mike Dillon, and Jon Ditty, who performs freestyle improv rap. Mike Dillon and Joe Marcinek play as Demonstratorium, alongside Chamberbaes, Mutant Fusion Collective, SIDEMEAT, Skerik, and tiny.blips. Zero Context closes the night with a set of what the brewery describes as music created live by its general manager Mike Bryant.

The event sits inside Art Everywhere, a month-long arts program that began Oct. 4 and runs through Dec. 6. That program is funded through money Pinellas County Commissioners allocated last year to Visit St. Pete-Clearwater, which had been intended for Creative Pinellas.

Dunedin Brewery has built its programming around performers who move between genres and improvise during sets. Unusual Noise 2026 runs one day in November at the Dunedin venue.