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Director Barry Edelstein’s daringly inventive, eccentrically contemporized take on the tragedy draws a sharp line between ecstasy and anguish
The Oscar-winner and 14-time Grammy Award recipient is finishing his new album, which features Kendrick Lamar, Flying Lotus, Wayne Shorter and more.
Can a classically trained, former high-school ice hockey player find musical success? Absolutely, in the case of Snail Mail (real name: Lindsey Jordan).
Top performances coming to town this week include Kacey Musgraves, The Avett Brothers, Andy Moor and Chaka Khan.
This award-winning Nashville band plays music from the 1950s and 1960s with reverence and verve. Its violinist, Corrina Rose Logston, is a fan of blink-182 and Jimmy Eat World.
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Conscious hip-hop rapper put on an amazing show at Music Box on Thursday, August 1, 2019.
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All the colors of the rainbow gathered to celebrate love at the San Diego Pride Festival on Saturday, July 13, 2019.
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San Diego celebrated the long weekend at Horizon Music Festival with performances from Big Boi and Elephante at Embarcadero Marina Park North on Saturday, July 6, 2019.
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The crowd went wild for Tiësto at OMNIA San Diego on Friday, June 21, 2019.
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The two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, who turned 77 on Tuesday, brings his current Freshen Up concert tour to San Diego
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Becky G and Nicky Jam are also performing at this weekend’s Latin trap and reggaeton festival in Rosarito Beach, Mexico. Daily attendance is capped at 30,000.
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Local philanthropists have contributed more than half of the $45 million needed to build the performance park.
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The Oscar and Grammy Award-winning musician counts Miles Davis, Joni Mitchell, Lang Lang and Connie Francis among his many varied collaborators.
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You can watch the Oscar-winning film and performances by Jimi Hendrix and other rock legends, mud-free. Bladder-control could be an issue at the nearly four-hour-long movie.
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Top performances coming to town this week include Orville Peck, Chase Rice, Goldfish and Julian Marley.
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The Los Angeles-bred musician will perform free shows Saturday and Sunday at the San Diego Repertory Theatre, which is staging the world premiere of the musical “33⅓ — House of Dreams.”
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San Diego artists create a monthly, women-only showcase
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Exhibit displays the work of three Los Angeles photographers who captured the ordinary and the extraordinary
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The crowd favored rudos, or the bad guys, in early matches on Sunday in a day of lineups that culminated in Mexico versus the world.
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Jeran Fraser sold a worthless piece of land in Arizona when he was 21. Now he’s living every entrepreneur’s dream
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Carlsbad startup Stact plans to stream less mainstream sports like surfing and snowboarding
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Make your Independence Day pop at the Manchester Grand Hyatt.
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Living in La Jolla/UTC doesn’t get much better than The Villas of Renaissance.
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With its resort-style amenities, serene surroundings and convenient location, Torrey Ridge Apartment Homes is an obvious choice
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Back in the U.S.S.R., there’s little demand for a Chicago tribute band. But Russia’s Leonid & Friends is making people smile in the U.S.
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At weekend event, San Diego Opera brought together opera industry leaders with experts in virtual reality, sonic-mapping, machine learning, 3D printing and more
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Top performances coming to town this week include blink 182, Lil Wayne, Carly Rae Jepsen, Death Cab For Cutie, Wiz Khalifa, Dirty Heads and 311.
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Eilen Jewell is one of those artists who isn’t easy to define.
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The bands Bush and Live each released their best-known albums in 1994. That is the impetus for their current joint “The Alt-Imate Tour,” which kicks off its new fall leg in San Diego.
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The acclaimed San Diego troubadour’s 1994 album, “Garage Orchestra,” and 1996 album, “Straight Outta Marysville,” have been reissued in expanded form.
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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of its biggest-selling album, “Enema of the State,” blink-182 is performing all 12 of the album’s songs, front to back, on its current tour.
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The festival, which runs from Friday through Sunday, has lived up to its tagline: “adventurous music by the beach.” It has earned a sterling reputation among performers and audiences alike.
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The veteran actor and his brother formed their musical group, the Bacon Brothers, in 1995. “One of the bands I played in, at 13, was called Footloose!” Kevin recalls.
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Performances coming to San Diego in August include NGHTMRE, DJ Pauly D, Ookay and Arty.
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Latest album is self-examination in its rawest form
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