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The Poway-bred punk-pop band is asking fans to share videos of themselves ‘singing, cooking, excessive hand washing ...’
Coachella and Stagecoach Festivals may be postponed until October, but you can still plan out a future road trip from home during self-quarantine.
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A hater gets high to see if it improves the quintessential Southern California band
On “3.15.20,” Childish Gambino, a.k.a. Donald Glover, has made the most creatively assured album of his career, and one whose hyper-anxious tone suits our time.
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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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“Reaching out / Don’t touch me / I won’t touch you,” Neil Diamond sings in a clever, coronavirus-inspired rendition of his 1969 hit “Sweet Caroline.”
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Take a break from binge-watching TV or scrolling through Instagram during the coronavirus quarantine and go to a concert.
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The coronavirus has led to a delay in the opening of this year’s season at the Shelter Island venue
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The Belly Up, Casbah, Soda Bar and Dizzy’s are closed, for now, but San Diego musicians have online options to perform
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In total, 15 shows have been canceled, including the band’s San Diego concert at SDCCU Stadium on May 8.
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Both live music venues will stop operations indefinitely.
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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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Looking for a place to catch the basketball games? Check out these local sports bars and restaurants.
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From live-streamed living-room concerts to virtual reality-enabled superstar shows, you can still experience live music (online, anyway) during coronavirus pandemic.
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The Vermont singer-songwriter moved to Topanga Canyon to escape music, unlike Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Mick Fleetwood and other stars
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An average of 20 percent of attendees each year at both festivals hail from San Diego County
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Promoter Goldenvoice is in talks to reschedule the Coachella Valley Arts and Music Festival until the weekends of Oct. 9 and 16 due to coronavirus.
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The band, three of whose five members are former San Diegans, was scheduled to perform a sold-out SDSU show in April
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The top San Diego jam-band’s tour will include a hometown show at Petco Park’s The Park at the Park
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The festival, which was co-founded by former North County resident Vedder, celebrates its fifth anniversary this year
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The tour will include the Nobel Prize-winning Dylan’s first San Diego show since his two 2016 concerts at Humphreys
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This week’s top concerts include Hot Snakes, Ivy Queen, Flogging Molly, B. Traits, Tiësto and more.
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The concert series take place at Tide Pool Plaza, overlooking Scripps Pier and the Pacific Ocean
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Local synth-pop band chooses to look on the bright side.
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