Sign up for our eNewsletterThe Pizarro Brothers stop foot traffic at the Lafayette By Cynthia Robertson | SDUN Reporter On a recent Sunday afternoon at the Lafayette Hotel in North Park, two brothers – Dominic and Angelo Pizarro, ages 16 and 13 respectfully – livened up an otherwise quiet day. They played two keyboards and one baby grand piano in the hotel’s lobby, stopping everyone in their tracks.
Read MoreA Tribe Called Red mixes historical music with modern EDM at the Casbah By Logan Broyles | SDUN Reporter A Tribe Called Red’s style is unlike anything ever put out before, incorporating traditional drumming and chanting from indigenous Canadian cultures into their mixes of more modern house and dubstep music.
Read MoreGary Holt and Joey Landwehr discuss Gay Men’s Chorus upcoming show ‘Rocket Man – The Music of Elton John’ By Tom Felkners | SDUN Guest Reporter Before the San Diego Gay Men’s Chorus takes the stage for “Rocket Man—The Music of Elton John,” the group’s Artistic Director Gary Holt sat down with Joey Landwehr, the show’s director and choreographer,
Read MoreSolo music act Lady Lazarus brings a unique and dreamlike style to The Irenic By Logan Broyles | SDUN Reporter Singer-songwriter Melissa Ann Sweat’s brings her solo project Lady Lazarus to North Park, where the artist will showcase her dreamlike style and intimate sound. Lady Lazarus plays at The Irenic April 16.
Read MoreTribe of Kings collective celebrates 15 years of bringing reggae to San Diego’s Sunday nights By Logan Broyles | SDUN Reporter The venues may have changed over the years, but the one constant in San Diego’s music scene for the last decade and a half has been the reggae collective known as Tribe of Kings.
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