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Organizers say at least $50,000 worth of equipment and donated autographed guitars were among items taken; nonprofit group hopes site can be more secure as they try to reopen the long-shuttered facility
The Parisian electro-band is in a constant state of reinvention
Top performances coming to town this week include Lizzo, Hozier, Party Favor and more.
The legendary rock band is on its first tour with an orchestra, a combination not well-suited to concerts in basketball arenas
The lineup for Saturday’s event includes Cultura Profética from Puerto Rico, Rawayana from Venezuela and Alboroise from Jamaica
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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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Day 2 of KAABOO Del Mar featured performances from Switchfoot, Sublime with Rome and Dave Matthews Band, plus a silent disco.
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Day 1 of KAABOO Del Mar featured performances from Boyz II Men, Wu Tang Clan, Snoop Dogg and more.
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The former teen pop-kings are on tour for the first time in six years, buoyed by a hit album, ‘Happiness Begins,’ and hit single, ‘Sucker’
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The Friday event at Newbreak Church in Ocean Beach will also honor blues ace Robin Henkel, Americana vocal dynamo Eve Selis, Latin-jazz mainstay Bill Caballero and bluegrass fingerpicking wiz Walt Richards
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An investigation is ongoing into the death of Sulli, the South Korean pop star, actress and f(x) alum whose body was found in her home on Monday. She was 25.
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Other first-time nominees range from T. Rex and Pat Benatar to the Doobie Brothers and Thin Lizzy; San Diego drummer Matt Cameron could become two-time inductee
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Top performances coming to town this week include The Who, Jonas Brothers, Tyler The Creator, Clairo, Sam Divine and Bring Me The Horizon.
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‘I am getting near the end of life,’ says Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Pete Townshend of The Who, ‘and I still haven’t managed to properly process where a lot of the darkness in ‘Tommy’ came from’
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From pizzas to cocktails, there are plenty of ways to live a pumpkin spice life
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Access Trax took first place in a competition put on by Connect All at the Jacobs Center, an incubator partially funded by the City of San Diego
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The romantic musical spotlights actors Michael Louis Cusimano and Racquel Williams
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Marvel is partnering with SiriusXM to make podcasts. Its slate will include Black Widow, Wolverine, Star-Lord and Hawkeye, among others.
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At last week’s ‘Wasted’ culinary fest, local chefs turned food trash into edible treats
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In the Andean region of South America, Pachamama is the goddess of Earth and time--she governs everything, from earthquakes and volcanoes to planting and harvesting.
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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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This ‘rock and roll festival for weirdos’ has become one of the best music events in Southern California
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Zack Fox, Sosupersam and more join debut lineup for ‘Future Standard: Music and Art Experience’ at SOMA
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The ‘Concert for San Diego’ will feature works by Beethoven, Berlioz, De Falla, Tchaikovsky and more; attendance is limited to 3,000 people
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Enjoy Gwen Stefani while you have her, “The Voice” fans, because changes are coming with the show’s spring 2020 season.
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Wonderfront Music and Arts Festival to offer single-day tickets on Friday
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Top performances coming to town this week include Lana Del Rey, Logic, Bastille, Chromeo, and J Balvin.
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Lana Del Rey on her love for the Eagles and all things California, her new boyfriend and the righteous anger of Greta Thunberg.
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The solo star is the only former member of Steely Dan and the Doobie Brothers to have performed at the 2017 Coachella festival
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The independent psych-rock band is joined by Divino Niño and Shormey at Music Box on Oct. 10.
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This season’s first five weekends will be led by Payare, for a total of 10 performances, with more to come in 2020
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