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Dead Feather Moon is slowly on the rise. Having dominated the North County music scene they’ve set their sights on a southbound trajectory as the bands fan-base grows throughout the county. The members of this soulful quintet remain steadfast and determined to perfect their unique blend of alternative rock, blues and a dash of country mixed in for good measure.
The name Little Hurricane seems appropriate for this self-described ‘dirty-blues duo’ after they stormed onto the San Diego music scene practically overnight
From an early age, Carol Williams was enthralled with music—particularly organ music, which she dreamed of having an opportunity to play
Artistic Director Sam Woodhouse opens the San Diego Repertory Theatre’s 36th season with “The Who’s Tommy,” July 16–Aug. 14 on the Lyceum Stage, Horton Plaza
There’s something to be said about getting older—it brings perspective. And it’s perspective that created local band The Darrows from its former incarnation—Emery Byrd.
It’s time to brush up on your music knowledge—no, not the songs that MTV would play if it still aired music videos instead of “16 and Pregnant” marathons, but local music. Uptown’s local music scene is fervent and fabulous. So, let’s take a listen
Kansas transplant and singer/songwriter Justin Henderson has accomplished a lot to be proud of in the few months that he’s been living in Hillcrest. On May 17, he released his first album, “Streetlight” with Tate Music Group (TMG), a national, independent record label.
Since 1989, an annual gathering of renowned soloists and top orchestral players from around the nation, the 23rd Mainly Mozart Festival, has taken place June 7-18 in two venues. This year, there are four concerts at downtown San Diego’s Balboa Theatre and three at La Jolla’s Neurosciences Institute
Scheduled to debut his latest CD, “My True Love,” June 17, at Lestat’s Coffee Shop in Normal Heights, Page recalls how his music has taken him throughout Europe and Australia, where he has developed a substantial following, and how his career has yielded many friends and sometime collaborators—such as luminaries Jason Mraz, Jewel and Eddie Vedder