By Tyler Sivero Evil Friends Portugal. The Man Atlantic Records Release Date: June 4th, 2013 Portugal. The Man seems like one of those bands that most music fans have at least heard of. Their music has consistently been quintessential indie-rock. It also gives off an alternative and beach-y feel that […]
Read moreBy Kayleen Fulton Black Rebel Motorcycle Club House of Blues, San Diego April 23, 2013 Black Rebel Motorcycle Club began in 1998, which would put their most loyal fans in their mid-thirties, and damn it if those thirty-year-olds didn’t remember what a great crowd was like at the House […]
Read moreBy Clarisse Hansard Migrant Dear Hunter Cave & Canary Goods Release Date: April 2, 2013 There has never been any denial that Dear Hunter lead vocalist and songwriter Casey Crescenzo is a masterful musician. For years now, The Dear Hunter has released quality albums that transcend the music world and […]
Read moreBy Kayleen Fulton It’s 7 PM on March 24 and Black Lips have just finished their soundcheck for their second night at the Casbah in San Diego. Everyone’s a little groggy from a long evening the night before (minus Cole Alexander, whose ever-present enthusiasm is hard to match), but […]
Read moreBy Eden Frost Allah-Las, Tomorrow’s Tulips, New Mexico, Barbarian The Casbah February 23 Don’t miss the Allah-Las, Tomorrow’s Tulips, New Mexico and Barbarian all at The Casbah this Saturday, February 23. This Saturday night at The Casbah some of the surf scene’s raddest bands are hitting the circuit. The Allah-Las, Tomorrow’s Tulips, New […]
Read moreBy Eden Frost The Donkeys Dead Oceans Record Label San Diego-made band The Donkeys make their way home this weekend playing a free show at the Whistle Stop Bar in South Park, San Diego on Friday. If you’re around this isn’t a band you’ll want to miss. If you’ve heard of The Donkeys you […]
Read moreBy Drew Parrish El Ten Eleven The Irenic November 17, 2012 Welcome to the Irenic, a small converted church in residential San Diego and home to the last stop on the latest El Ten Eleven tour. Where hard copy tickets are unnecessary, and drinks are sold out of a cooler. […]
Read moreBy Sarah Jorgensen Calls for the resignation of University of San Diego President Dr. Mary Lyons and questions about administrative authority and academic freedom have reached a fever pitch among students and faculty. Tonight’s “Authority and Academic Freedom in Catholic Universities” forum in Warren Auditorium featured speakers from a variety […]
Read moreBy Juan Barragan Location: Colachis Plaza, USD November 6, 2012 Usually, students and visitors associate Colachis plaza as a peaceful and quiet place that many use to study or eat lunch with friends while soaking in the rays of the sun. Yesterday, that tranquility was replaced by hundreds of students […]
Read moreBy Kayleen Fulton On January 28, 1969, a little known band on their first American tour played a Boston venue and shook the crowd. When Led Zeppelin tried to walk off stage that night, the crowd was in such a frenzy that they came back and ended up playing for […]
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