Can't get enough Hoobastank?

Their outdoor set at Williams Park in St. Petersburg might get a little soggy today, but head over to Push around 11 p.m. tonight for an intimate acoustic set by the band at their "official" afterparty.

Celebs come to town for Super Bowl fun

Par and Poker Celebrity Challenge for Charity: While it’s too late to register to participate, this is still one of the few celebrity golf tournaments in town this weekend open to spectators — and it’s free! Scheduled to appear are Lawrence Taylor, Evander Holyfield, Marcus Allen, Clyde Drexler, Jim McMahon, Eric Dickerson and more. If golf isn’t your game, head over to Tampa Bay Downs for the poker tournament. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Golf: TPC Tampa Bay, 5300 West Lutz Lake Fern Road, Lutz. (813) 949-0090. Poker: 11225 Race Track Road, Tampa. (813) 855-4401.

Barry Scott: A Tribute to Martin Luther King Jr: An authority on the life and works of Dr. King, Scott discusses King and the civil rights movement in his lecture and re-creates some of King’s most inspiring speeches. Special guests: The Alumni Singers. 7 p.m. St. Petersburg Campus Activities Center at University of South Florida, 140 Seventh Ave. S, St. Petersburg. Free. (727) 873-4845.

St. Petersburg College Jazz Festival: Lineup includes the Helios Jazz Orchestra with Sue Terry. 7:30 p.m., continues through Saturday. St. Petersburg College Music Center, 6605 Fifth Ave. N, St. Petersburg. $10 per day, SPC students/staff free. (727) 341-4301.

Super Bowl Events: A big weekend of big parties starts tonight. In fact, there are so many we can’t list them all here. Go to tampabay.com/superbowl and find them all.

Two new nights to shake it in St. Pete

If you think there's nowhere to dance in St. Petersburg that isn't an "ultra-lounge", you have just been proven wrong. Both the Uptown and the Emerald have opened up new nights to cater to those of you who like to move a little more.

Do you like bright flashing lights? Do you have a tendency to move your arms around in motions that flow with the beat of an electro song? Then Tuesdays at Uptown are right up your alley. Expect people gyrating with glow sticks on the small stage area where the bands normally play. But be warned: some of these guys are using glow balls on strings that will smack you in the face if you get too near. Best part: There's no cover and starts at 10 p.m.

Wednesday's new Filth Night at the Emerald offers something for the the St. Petersburg hipsters who wish they lived in Brooklyn. It's not high-class, but has a great mix of music, from cool classics to the latest hits.   Plus, it's still ladies night so all the girls can get their drink on for cheap while dancing and shaking to the music. Cover charge is only $1.

Here's a big hint to small bar owners in St. Pete: Dancing is fun. You don't need a large venue like Vintage or Push to get people off their feet and moving.

Photo: Stavros mixes it up at Filth's Obama victory after-party at the Emerald Bar. [Handout photo]

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If you searched today's events, here is some of what you'd find:

Keller Williams: “I wanna jump your bones, but you’re on the phone and it sounds kind of important,” quirky jam man Keller Williams, right, sings on 'Restraint'. The highly likeable entertainer offers funk, bluegrass, rock, reggae, whistling, folksy raps and funny business. And though he’s joined forces with String Cheese Incident, Bela Fleck, Bob Weir and others on a number of occasions, he’s returning here to the one-man “loop” act he’s built his career upon. Essentially, Williams records himself playing, then puts it on a loop so that he can switch to other instruments and arrangements. 8 p.m. Jannus Landing, 16 Second St. N, St. Petersburg. $25. (727) 896-2276.

Chicago City Limits: Founded in 1979, Chicago City Limits is New York’s longest-running Off-Broadway revue. Taking audience suggestions throughout the show, the cast performs scenes and games that can be hilarious and innovative. May contain adult language and situations. 8 p.m. Largo Cultural Center, 105 Central Park Drive, Largo. $22-$27. (727) 587-6793.

What to do this week

John Legend at the Green Inaugural Ball. [Getty Images]

Tuesday

Keller Williams: The highly likeable entertainer offers funk, bluegrass, rock, reggae, whistling, folksy raps and funny business. He’s returning to the one-man “loop” act he’s built his career upon. Essentially, Williams, right, records himself playing, then puts it on a loop so that he can switch to other instruments and arrangements. It gives the illusion of a full band, and frankly, it dazzles. 8 p.m. Jannus Landing, 16 Second St. N, St. Petersburg. $20 advance, $24 day of show. (727) 896-2276. 

Wednesday

Celine Dion: The Canadian diva comes to town with her Taking Chances tour, returning to sold-out stadiums across the country. 7:30 p.m. St. Pete Times Forum, 401 Channelside Drive, Tampa. $46.75 and up. (813) 301-2500. 

Thursday

John Legend: The neo-soul singer and pianist combines the raw fervor of contemporaries Cody Chesnutt and the burning precision of D’Angelo. Performs with Estelle. 8 p.m. Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen-Booth Road, Clearwater. $39.50-$59.50. (727) 791-7400. 

Royal Lipizzan Stallions Winter Training: The fabulous flying white Lipizzan horses as seen in Walt Disney’s Miracle of the White Stallions train not too far from the bay area, and visitors are welcome to watch. 3 p.m. Thursday-Friday, 10 a.m. Saturday, through April 30. Herrmann Lipizzan Ranch, 32755 Singletary Road, Myakka City. Free admission, but donations are appreciated. Reservations required for groups of 15 or more. (941) 322-1501. 

St. Petersburg College Jazz Festival: With Helios Jazz Orchestra and resident jazz ensemble of SPC Music Department. 7:30 p.m. Thurday-Friday. St. Petersburg College Music Center, 6605 Fifth Ave. N, St. Petersburg. $10 per day, SPC students/staff free. (727) 341-4301.

Friday

Auto! Automatic!! The band performs in a two-day concert with Look Mexico, the Dark Romantics and TV Club. 21 and older event. 9 p.m. Friday. New World Brewery, 1313 E Eighth Ave., Ybor City. $7. (813) 248-4969. 

Emerge! Art Party: Appropriately enough, the theme of this month’s show is “Changes.” Local artists explore what change means to them. 7-10 p.m. Tampa Artist Emporium, 3415 Bay to Bay Blvd., Tampa. Free admission. (813) 835-0212. 

Tons turned away from Aja nightclub

Construction delays turned the grand opening of the ultramodern Aja nightclub over the weekend into a "family and friends" event, a club spokesman said.

Those who bought tickets to Aja (pronounced Asia) and weren't able to get in the Channelside club were given refunds, said Enrique De Jesus, a property partner and club promoter. "We originally intended to make it our grand opening, but with all the construction delays, we didn't have ample time to train staff," De Jesus said. "But there was phenomenal turnout. There were hundreds of people waiting to get into the place. A lot of people could not get in."

He said the club would be ready for Super Bowl parties. Aja will debut with scheduled appearances by Pamela Anderson, DJ AM, Jazzy Jeff and several NFL players.

Located on the ground floor of the Towers of Channelside, the 11,300-square-foot space was named after Steely Dan's album Aja. The $4.24-million, two-level club has four bars and an outdoor patio with glowing lights that change colors.

Plan your weekend in Tampa Bay

The editor's over at tbt* put together all the best events this weekend. From the Body World exhibit at MOSI to the Pimp and Ho Ball at Whiskey North, you're sure to find something for you. Check it out:

Hail to the 'King’
American Stage is tackling one of August Wilson’s most challenging plays, King Hedley II, in the playwright’s 10-play cycle that chronicles African-American life in the 20th century. Set in 1985 in Pittsburgh’s downtrodden Hill District, the play opens Friday and runs through Feb. 15 at American Stage, 211 Third St. S, St. Pete. $24-$39; student rush tickets are $10 half an hour before curtain. (727) 823-7529;

Bodies are piling up
The slightly creepy but endlessly fascinating anatomy lesson road show is returning to MOSI. Body Worlds & The Story of the Heart runs through June 28 at Tampa’s Museum of Science and Industry, 4801 E Fowler Ave. The “plastinated” human bodies have been on tour for more than 14 years to record crowds fascinated by the polymer process that preserves human tissue and organs in lifelike detail. Ticket prices for MOSI members: $16 for adults, $12 for children, $13.50 for seniors. For nonmembers: $25.95 for adults, $19.95 for children, and $22.45 for seniors. Tampa Museum of Science and Industry, 4801 E. Fowler Ave.

Truth in advertising
The aptly named comedy A Completely Inaccurate Chronology of Violence in Entertainment is, well, just that. From gladiators to video games, light sabers to Bruce Lee, nothing is missed in this amusing chronology from the Hat Trick Theatre. The show is at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday at the Silver Meteor Gallery, 2213 E Sixth Ave., Ybor City. $14, $9 students and seniors.

Get your motor running
You can meet Ami James From Miami Ink and Playboy model Mia McKinley at the Florida Motorcycle Expo, Tattoo Convention and Bike Builders Invitational this weekend. The event features more than 100 vendors, cash giveaways, live music and sweet rides competing for the $10,000 grand prize. There’s a VIP party from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday; the convention is 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Harborview Center, 300 Cleveland St., Clearwater. (813) 814-1424. $10, kids under 5 are free.

Cupcakes mark a new spot
The Cupcake Spot, the oh-so-indulgent Tampa treat maker, is expanding to downtown St. Pete. This weekend, owner Nicole Rogers is doing a soft opening, offering 16 flavors of the $2.75 bites of heaven. Popular sellers are the “Better Thans” as in, better than (insert sin here); a dense chocolate cake with cream cheese frosting; and the Paint the Town Red Velvet. 405 Central Ave., downtown St. Pete. (727) 825-0572.

Art in the park, on the streets
Downtown St. Pete will be oozing art as dozens of artists display their work from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Art in the Park, in Williams Park, Fourth Street and First Avenue N, with live music and food vendors. Then stroll over to the BayWalk Art Fest, a Howard Alan show (those are the people behind the Hyde Park Village Art Fair), with 100 local and national artists; paintings, sculpture, photography, jewelry and more 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at BayWalk, 151 Second Ave. N, St. Pete.

No belles at this ball
Missed the inauguration balls? How about the Pimp and Ho Ball at Whiskey North on Saturday night? Come dressed inappropriately; there will be trophies and free swag at 11921 N Dale Mabry in Tampa. (813) 968-1515.

Peace breaks out all over
The Studio@620 is putting together another one of its eclectic shows, this one called Alternative Visions of Peace. The art exhibit and sale will also offer peace-themed dance, music and poetry from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday. Works created by members of the Quilt Project of the Florida Youth Corps are included. The Studio@620 is at 620 First Ave. S, St. Pete. Free

No limits on laughs
The legendary comedy improv group Chicago City Limits actually hails from New York, and has featured greats such as Robin Williams and Brett Butler. The audience provides the script Tuesday at the Largo Cultural Center, when comic actors use suggestions from the crowd to create comedy on the fly. The show is at 8 p.m. at 105 Central Park Drive in Largo. $22-$27. (727) 587-6793.

Eavesdrop on the pros
Bigwig broadcasters will start pouring into town this weekend for the Super Bowl. ESPN will have a live TV set in Cotanchobee Park all next week, while ESPN Radio will set up at Channelside. The NFL Network’s main Super Bowl set is inside the Tampa Convention Center, where the public isn’t allowed, but they will have live sets outside the Convention Center and at the NFL Experience. The Today show will be in town; catch Al Roker in Centro Ybor from 6 to 10 a.m. Jan. 29. And you can watch Best Damn Sports Show Period tape live in Centro Ybor Jan. 28-30, starting at 11 p.m.

"It's not a trick, it's an illussion!"

David Copperfield: An Intimate Evening of Grand Illusion: Copperfield, right, once made the Statue of Liberty disappear, but fret not, all of our Tampa Bay landmarks will remain visible during this tour. Shows at 6 and 9 tonight and three performances Friday. Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, 777 N Tamiami Trail, Sarasota. $43-$63. Toll-free (800) 826-9303.

NFL History from Getty Images: Getty Images and the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts present 30 photographs illustrating some of the greatest moments in NFL history. You might want to enjoy the gallery before tourists descend for the big game. The opening reception is 6 tonight. Gallery hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue.-Sat. Exhibit runs through Feb. 28. Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, 200 N Tampa St., Tampa. (813) 221-2222. $4 donation.

Lingerie Fashion Show by Maison Rouge: Valentine’s Day is fast approaching so stop by and pick out something nice (or naughty) for your special someone. Or, if you’re a single guy, just enjoy the show. 10 p.m. Push Ultra Lounge, 128 Third St. S, St. Petersburg. Free. (727) 895-6400.

A River in the Desert: A play by Mark E. Leib about love, hate and the realities of war.  Immediately following will be  a talkback with the playwright, director and cast. If you haven’t been, the Gorilla Theatre is a small, intimate space with plays you won’t find at larger, corporate theaters. Reservations suggested. 7 p.m. 4419 N Hubert Ave., Tampa. Free, but donations appreciated. (813) 879-2914.

Good riddance, Riverdance

Riverdance: It’s called the “Riverdance Farewell Tour,” so maybe it’s true that the never-ending parade of Irish step dancers are hanging up the tap clogs. We can only hope. They step onto the stage at 7:30 tonight, and the show continues through Sunday. Morsani Hall at Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center, 1010 N MacInnes Place, Tampa. From $38.50. (813) 229-7827.

Clip Film Series: 'Mulligans’: Tyler Davidson invites his college buddy Chase home for the summer holidays and a secret is revealed that threatens to tear his perfect family apart. After the screening, the 2008 film’s writer and star, Charlie David, attends and answers questions. The Clip series showcases pioneering independent gay and lesbian cinema. 7:30 p.m. Muvico Baywalk 20, 151 Second Ave. N, St. Petersburg. $9, $7 students. (727) 828-0735.

Two Man Gentlemen Band: This impeccably dressed throwback neo-vaudevillian duo’s live performances are a festival of expert musicianship; clever, off-center original tunes; hilarious banter; rowdy audience interactions; and free kazoos for the crowd. With Nervous Turkey. 21 and over show. 9 p.m. New World Brewery, 1313 E Eighth Ave., Ybor City. $7. (813) 248-4969.

Clean your clothes and rock out!

When I think laundromats in St. Pete, I'm normally thinking about getting together five pounds of quarters together for a dryer that will still leave my clothes as damp as mid-summer sun-shower. What I don't think of is a music video being filmed with a wacky dream sequence premise. I'll keep you updated to when the video will be up. Until then, check out some of the wacky characters who showed up for Mannequin Made's bizarre concept video.

No music video would be complete without a biker performing a marriage. Keith Dieter definitely has the bike part down but it's hard to imagine him as priest. Unless they make leather vestments, that is.

The other part of the wedding involves the lovely Randy Morgan who thankfully won't be giving her hand in marriage to the dog. It'd be a little too weird for me if that was the case.

The lucky man in the faux-wedding is none other than Chip Santiago of the midget Chippendale's fame. I've got to give it up for his girl Jasmine Medina though. First, dancing for dollars, Now he's off getting married to an extremely tall woman for a music video. You have to respect a supportive girlfriend.