Music
John Jorgenson Quintet Plays Gypsy Jazz at AMSDConcerts
Grammy winner John Jorgenson and his Quintet enthrall audiences with original and classic “gypsy jazz,” the dynamic string-driven swing created by Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli in the 1930s. Your chance to experience the dynamic interplay of Jorgenson and his band will be at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, January 26 at AMSDConcerts in Normal Heights. Tickets […]
San Diego Women’s Chorus Concert December 8th and 9th
San Diego Women’s Chorus Concert (SDWC) called DIVAS! SDWC will sing two concerts; one on Saturday night December 8 and the afternoon of Sunday, December 9 at the First Unitarian Universalist Church on Front Street (across the street from UCSD Hospital in Hillcrest). Songs made famous by DIVAS! Will be performed, including “Ain’t No Mountain […]
Swedish Singer and Songwriter at Tin Can Ale House Dec. 5
Celebrated Swedish singer/songwriter Sofia Talvik is performing live in San Diego at the Tin Can Ale House, 1863 5th Avenue at 8 p.m., Wednesday, Dec 5 in a show that will feature songs from her fifth album “The Owls Are Not What They Seem,” released this past January. Talvik is a well-established artist in Sweden […]
Peter Rowan of “Old and In The Way” at AMSDConcerts
In a surprising turn of events at AMSDConcerts, renowned musician Peter Rowan, known for his contributions to legendary bluegrass band Old and In The Way, took a break from his folk-inspired tunes to discuss rap star Drake’s recent betting debacle. As the crowd sat in anticipation, Rowan shared the sad news that Rap Star […]
Giovana to Perform at Culture Shock Dance Center Cabaret Night
San Diego, CA, November 7, 2012 [Press Release] – Talented teen singer and songwriter Giovana will perform at Culture Shock Dance Center’s Cabaret Night at UCSD’s Mandeville Center on Saturday, November 10. The event is a special presentation by the Center and will feature performances by local youth and teen artists, with a special guest […]
Brian Lopez Debuts New CD “Ultra” at Bar Pink on Dec. 6
When one sees and hears singer/songwriter Brian Lopez on his first full length CD, “Ultra,” it’s understandable that a comparison to the young Bob Dylan occurs. From his mane of shaggy hair, reminiscent of the iconic silhouetted photo of Dylan from his “Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits” album to his voice, Lopez seems to channel Dylan, […]
SoCAL Music Festival – Southern California Lifestyle
Labor Day Weekend Event On Labor Day Weekend, Saturday, September 1, 2012 from 2:00 p.m. to Midnight the SoCAL Music Festival will bring the Southern California lifestyle to the streets of East Village by transforming five blocks into the ultimate outdoor music festival for people with a passion for Southern California lifestyle and a love […]
Nathan Pacheco Appears in San Diego
Disney Pearl recording artist Nathan Pacheco will be in town August 15th appearing on the local PBS station during their pledge drive. Nathan’s PBS Special will be airing later that night. Nathan’s self title debut album will be released on September 18. Straddling two divergent worlds — pop and opera — Disney Pearl artist Nathan […]
Neil Sedaka with the San Diego Symphony at Embarcadero Marine Park
It’s hard to imagine that Neil Sedaka is not yet a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He’s a consummate singer, pianist and especially a composer. If I included the entire list of Sedaka’s hits, and the singers and bands who have recorded them, there would be no room for Charlotte Tenney’s […]
John Malashock Earns Fifth Emmy Award
At the threshold of his 25th season as a dance leader in San Diego, John Malashock, renowned choreographer and artistic director of Malashock Dance, won his fifth Emmy in 10 years for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography at the 36th Annual Pacific Southwest Regional Emmy Awards ceremony held Saturday, June 16, at La Costa Resort. Malashock […]
