A live performance photograph by Kasey Makal showing Hannah Harber performing on stage at the Gasparilla Music Festival in Kiley Garden in Tampa, Florida, on March 23, 2019. Positioned center stage, the lead performer stands holding and playing an acoustic guitar while looking upward with a passionate expression. They are wearing dark sunglasses, a black halter neck tank top, a black choker necklace, and dark vertically striped pants. In the background under bright daylight, two band members perform alongside: a bass player on the left in a pink and white striped shirt playing a white electric bass, and a keyboardist on the right wearing a hat and patterned shirt at a Hammond organ setup. Metal stage trusses and a tall building facade frame the background under a clear sky.Hannah Harber plays Gasparilla Music Festival at Kiley Garden in Tampa, Florida on March 23, 2019. Credit: Kasey Makal / Creative Loafing Tampa Bay

There’ve been a handful of worthy “Last Waltz” recreations and tributes in the Bay area over the years, and the musicians who played a part in them will be together onstage at Crowbar one last time.

Every slice of the scene is getting its final licks in at the famed venue closing this week, and this hootenanny is basically an all-star gathering of Florida’s Americana heavy-hitters—including Hannah Harber (pictured) who’ll be accompanied by Thomas Wynn.

Tickets to see Have Gun, Will Travel and friends at Crowbar in Ybor City on Saturday, July 25 are still available and start at $22.85.

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This article appears in July 23 – 29, 2026.

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