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John Barnum The Burning of Rome Casbah stage, Adams Avenue September 27th, 2014 Wafting through the aromas of fried food and cigarette smoke and withstanding the entreaties of every conceivable merchant stand, a small stage at the end of one of the many alleyways extending from Adams Avenue […]
Read moreJasmine Garcia and Lauren Sykes Luke Pritchard of The Kooks 26 September, 2014 Nearly three years after the release of their album Junk of the Heart, The Kooks recently put out their newest album, Listen. Fortunately for us Americans, the band set out on their US Tour this past […]
Read moreJohn Barnum This Is All Yours Alt-J Infectious September 22, 2014 Many previous fans of Alt-J will be repulsed by this album. That being said, This Is All Yours is a beautiful rhythmic adventure of sound and melody. Profoundly slower, and less infectious than their counterpart Awesome Wave, this […]
Read moreWarren White Adam Traub of The Burning of Rome 27 September, 2014 The Burning of Rome is new-age punk band that is fronting a punk revival of the likes the whole world needs to hear. Drawing it roots in southern California, the band consist of Aimee Jacobs (synth, vocals) […]
Read moreClarisse Hansard Beyond Wonderland 2014 Bay Area, CA 20-21 September, 2014 Pasquale Rotella and his team at Insomniac have the art of festival atmosphere down to a science. This past weekend in the Silicon Valley, Insomniac gave 22,000 people the opportunity to come together in a place intended to […]
Read moreEden Frost Outside Lands 6 August 2014 Tom Petty set to headline San Francisco’s 8th annual Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival. Even at the age of 63, this American rocker isn’t slowing down one bit. After securing a headlining spot at one of the US’s top music festivals, […]
Read moreJuan Barragan Fuel Brick By Brick July 31, 2014 One of the last live music venues to remain open in the Bay Park district of San Diego is Brick by Brick. That wasn’t always the case, however. The venue has just been remodeled after it was bleeding cash due […]
Read moreJuan Barragan The Expanders, Stephen Marley, NOFX, Slightly Stoopid Sleep Train Amphitheatre July 26, 2014 Slightly Stoopid just finished their first leg of their 2014 Summer Sessions Tour, and they decided to finish it off in Chula Vista, San Diego, which for all intents and purposes, is a hometown […]
Read moreJuan Barragan Miguel Happoldt July 25, 2014 Many know the band Sublime, but very few know the guy that helped keep everything together. Michael “Miguel” Happoldt is the co-founder of Skunk Records, which was Sublime’s first label. Miguel was an iconic and influential figure in Sublime’s legacy. Not only […]
Read moreJuan Barragan The Neighbourhood Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU July 22, 2014 Indie rock superstars, The Neighbourhood, have evolved as a band since the last time they played a show in San Diego. Last October, the band played at the House of Blues in San […]
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