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The superstar singer made history as the biggest victor in Grammy history. But she lost in the Album, Song and Record of the Year categories, making her night a triumph and a disappointment
In 1995, the musical couple paid an afternoon visit to an East Village bookstore. Their purchases ranged from Italian architectural portfolios to the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew
His new album was recorded mostly at home during the COVID shutdown, with long-distance cameos by Steve Vai and Malcolm Mortimore
Other honorees include Nirvana, The Supremes, Bobby McFerrin, Nile Rodgers, Ma Rainey and Slick Rick “The Ruler”
A Beyoncé ́ and Adele Grammy repeat, a blink-182 reunion and the 50th anniversary of hip-hop are among the year’s likely top music events
Lisa Sanders, Gregory Page, Berkley Hart and Tim Flannery will perform at the Sunday concert, which is being presented by San Diego Folk Heritage
Petco Park hosted a record number of concerts this year, while Humphreys and North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre each had their longest seasons ever
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The singing legend, who turned 82 on Dec. 10, is on the road again. Our interview includes a bonus Q&A.
Founded in 2011, the nonprofit festival raised $1.5 million for the Jacobs Cushman San Diego Food Bank and drew tens of thousands of music fans
After playing in intimate San Diego venues, the three-year-old trio is making an international impact with its sweet soul music
The nominees for the 80th Golden Globe Awards have been announced
The tour will be her first since 2019. Jackson’s 2020 ‘Black Diamond’ tour was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic
Morgan Wallen is expanding his 2023 “One Night at a Time” tour in a big way. The controversial country-music star is adding 14 more concerts.
Top San Diego troubadour Gregory Page will open the concert by the Grammy Award-winning Mraz and his eight-piece band
Red Hot Chili Peppers are set to be the first rock act to perform at Snapdragon Stadium. Opening acts, which vary in each city, include Iggy Pop and The Roots.
Other options include performances by Storm Large, Mrs. Henry, Berkley Hart, Randi Driscoll, Jonathan Karrant and Jake Shimabukuro
Lives, memories and voices of 5,000-plus music icons are preserved in the National Association of Music Merchants’ oral history museum
