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‘Yo Gabba Gabba Live!’ premieres in Los Angeles to sold-out crowds
Stuffed animals, balloons and lots of sippy-cups, not to mention, kids melting down. It was very much like a preschool rock concert.
Sara Petite connects with Nashville legends on latest disc ‘Doghouse Rose’
The winner of a San Diego Music Award this year, Sara Petite is poised to make a big whoop with her brand-new third album “Doghouse Rose.”
Horse Feathers and Loch Lomond kill them softly at UCSD’s The Loft
While Horse Feathers and Loch Lomond anchor their sound with songs written on and centered around the acoustic guitar, neither likes to use that other f-word to describe it.
Men cry over chants by devotional singer Snatam Kaur
Singer Snatam Kaur, who performs in San Diego this weekend, blends ancient chants with contemporary melodies for deeply healing music.
The Dutchess and The Duke find catharsis in latest disc ‘Sunset/Sunrise’
D&D tours are celebrated for their impromptu vibe, as when sound issues cause the group to end up playing unamplified in the crowd or, perhaps, while lying on the stage.
Edward Sharpe, aka Alex Ebert, finds himself with The Magnetic Zeros
It’s not that I didn’t like Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros before their Tuesday night show at The Belly Up, I just wasn’t yet a believer.
San Diegans see flashbacks with Boyz II Men concert
Three of the remaining Boyz II Men show they’re still cool, high and can harmonize.
Festival 8 satisfies one fan’s Phish sweet tooth in Indio
The three-day Phish music feast, dubbed Festival 8 (the eighth festival put on by Phish), left me as content as the sugar goodness of the glazed donuts they served on Sunday.
Hest has case of the Mondays, Everclear gets overhaul
SDNN music writer Mikel Toombs runs down the week’s upcoming local shows, including Ari Hest, Everclear, and Bill Champlin along with other music news.
Rupa & The April Fishes take in the good, bad and ugly of the border
Rupa & The April Fishes do what they can to bridge boundaries — political, geographical and musical.
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