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Michael M. Santiago/Getty ImagesIt's a sign of the times as many tend to prefer online shopping for household goods. Yesterday, Bed Bath & Beyond filed for bankruptcy, according to CNBC. The company's 360 stores, including our area's last remaining locations in Tampa, St. Pete, Largo, Clearwater and Wesley Chapel will close. All 5 of those locations had strong Google reviews of 4 stars or more, but the company's financial problems proved to be to much for the chain to survive.

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On the Bed Bath & Beyond website today, a message reads: "Thank you to all of our loyal customers. We have made the difficult decision to begin winding down our operations. Bed Bath & Beyond and buybuy BABY stores remain open to serve you."
CNN reports that shoppers will have until Tuesday to use any leftover 20% off coupons. Liquidation of their inventory will bring some decent deals until the stores close at the end of June. Might be a good spot to get Mother's Day shopping done! There were reports that the stores had been emptying out of inventory since the holidays, as the chain had liquidity issues. CNBC says some wholesalers insisted on prepayment given Bed Bath & Beyond's financial troubles. [Source: CNBC, CNN]
As workers put the finishing touches on the new concert venue at Coachman Park, the lineup for the first summer of concerts is really filling out. Check out this list of performers confirmed to play the new venue.
June 28: Cheap Trick
The grand opening of the new Coachman Park features The Sound's first live performance by local favorites Cheap Trick.
June 30: Gavin DeGraw
Gavin DeGraw you most likely will remember from his hit "I Don't Wanna Be," which was the theme to the show One Tree Hill.
June 30: Colbie Caillat
Colbie you most likely remember from her hit "Bubbly" in 2007.
July 1: Dave Koz
Candy Dulfer & Eric Darius will round out this lineup for a night of smooth jazz.
July 2: Peter Frampton
Frampton had lots of Q105 classics like "Show Me The Way," "Baby I Love Your Way," and "Do You Feel Like We Do?"
July 7: Sad Summer Festival 2023
Lots of pop, punk and emo acts like Taking Back Sunday, the Maine and a bunch more.
July 21: Michael Franti & Spearhead
Known best for his hit "Say Hey I Love You,."
July 24: Goo Goo Dolls & O.A.R.
Known for a ton of big 90s Q105 hits like "Name," "Slide," and "Iris."
September 16: Kenny Loggins
So many Q105 favorites over the years like "Footloose," "Danger Zone" and "I'm Alright."
July 29: John Fogerty
The legendary voice behind all those CCR classics!
September 9: Billy Currington
Billy's played a bunch of country shows over the years at Coachman Park for Q105's sister station 99.5 QYK.
September 26: Ringo Starr
It's the former Beatle's only Florida date thi ssummer. The All-Starr Band features Steve Lukather, Colin Hay, Warren Ham, Gregg Bissonette, Hamish Stuart and Edgar Winter!
October 7: Chicago
The legendary GRAMMY winners will be raising money for the Moffitt Cancer Center and Morton Plant Mease Hospital.
October 28: Sammy Hagar
Opening the show will be George Thorogood ("Bad to the Bone") and Damon Fowler.
Chris Young
The Grand Ole Opry favorite has had 13 #1 country singles and lot of ACM and GRAMMY nominations. Nate Smith opens.
Steve Miller Band
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer is still going strong. Opening act will be the Samantha Fish Band.