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The Grammy Award-winning San Diego band will be busy in June, despite the coronavirus pandemic
Oceanside singer Jazon Mraz has been busy “wembling” with the Jim Henson Co.'s characters on “Fraggle Rock: Rock On”
The 29th edition of the annual music celebration will rock out virtually, while launching grant program for its nominees
The local band is committed to not letting the music die during a pandemic, starting with its upcoming quarantine project
The La Jolla resident’s concert is the latest to be postponed or canceled at Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU
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Tyga put on a show for the crowd at Parq on Sunday, Jan. 19, 2020. -
Festival-goers at Wonderfront Music & Arts Festival enjoyed performances by Miguel, Common Kings, Pepper, Lil Baby and more, along with art installations, brand activations, skateboarding and more on the weekend of Nov. 22-24.
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Toro Y Moi, 143 Soundsystem, Zack Fox, ALLBLACK and more took the stage at Future Standard: Music & Art Experience at SOMA San Diego on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019.
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Day 2 of CRSSD saw Portugal.
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It was all about festival looks, live music and good times on Day One of CRSSD Fest at Waterfront Park on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019.
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The fun continued on Day 3 of KAABOO Del Mar featured performances from The Revivalists, The Bangles, Duran Duran and Mumford & Sons.
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Concerts by the Black Crowes, Black Keys, Zac Brown Band, Sammy Hagar, Foreigner and more are now off the calendar
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Both tours include back-to-back San Diego shows at Petco Park in July
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Reduced seating capacities, temperature checks, face masks and social distancing, on stage and off. It won’t be the same old song and dance
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Coronavirus pandemic cancels the tour, which was set to open in San Diego and also included Leon Bridges and Meghan Trainor
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2019 debut edition of the bayside festival drew 57,000 music fans to San Diego’s waterfront
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Decision to push back a year comes a day after the Los Angeles Philharmonic canceled its 2020 summer season at the Hollywood Bowl
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Stay classy (and safe), San Diego, when the stadium’s parking lot is transformed into three drive-in movie theaters
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A brigade of artists turns boaded up storefronts into colorful paintings during pandemic
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Voices of Our City was the final act on the two-hour season premiere, and is scheduled to return for live shows in August
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San Diego bars and restaurants offering take-out and delivery services to help you host the ultimate Cinco de Mayo fiesta in your home.
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Self-quarantined? Here are seven recipes to make at home with Tullamore D.E.W. Irish whiskey to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
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Kickoff the Padres season right by checking out these local spots and parking lots near Petco Park.
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The fate of the three-day music, comedy and food festival at Petco Park will be determined by coronavirus-fueled health considerations.
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The canceled shows include his June San Diego performance with Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats and Hot Club of Cowtown
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Will the coronavirus silence this year’s KAABOO, other area festivals and Petco Park concerts? That depends who you ask
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The Beatles, Emmylou Harris, flamenco guitar giant Paco de Lucia and jazz sax great Wayne Shorter are also on our list
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Billed as the SharkBelly Festival, these exclusive in-concert albums will be sold online to help the shuttered music venue during coronavirus shutdown
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The work, which debuted in 2019 at Long Beach Opera, features Donald Trump (or, rather, an opera singer portraying Trump, circa 1989)
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NBC has re-invented ‘The Voice’ temporarily making the live elimination performances virtual ones
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Proceeds from Megan Thee Stallion and Beyoncé's new “Savage” remix will go toward coronavirus relief efforts in the artists’ hometown of Houston.
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Costa Mesa-based company Seager hosts a virtual show on April 30 to support California businesses and musicians during pandemic
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The Queen singer and ‘American Idol’ runner-up, who grew up largely in San Diego, is bringing some of his stage attire out of the closet
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Refunds apply to shows canceled or rescheduled because of coronavirus at North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre, The Magnolia, House of Blues and Observatory North Park
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