By: Lara McCaffrey
Our Weekly Picks this week include a TICKET GIVEAWAY for Part Time at the Office, the dreamy sounds of Living Hour and the Seth Bogart Show at the Hideout!
Monday, April 4
Part Time – The Office
Burger Records and Mexican Summer are throwing a big ole’ party this Monday at The Office and we’re giving away tickets to this show! Follow us on Instagram to find out more @ListenSD. Part Time is a dreamy synth-centric band from San Francisco. They’re playing with several local San Diego bands: Velvet Club, The Slashes and Astral Touch. More info.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb5wDS3p564
Friday, April 8
Living Hour – Casbah
This band out of Winnipeg, Canada plays love songs influenced by shoegaze and dream pop. Their self titled debut came out last month. If you’re a fan of dreamy bands like Widowspeak or Beach House, you’ll probably like Living Hour. More info.
Friday, April 8
SWMRS, Partybaby, Nancy Sin, Pumphouse – Ché Café
SWMRS comes from the burgeoning art scene in Oakland. Fans of Wavves might enjoy their pop punk sound. Also if you hate LA, you’ll appreciate their song “I Hate Los Angeles.” More info.
Friday, April 8
The Seth Bogart Show & Las Robertas – The Hideout
Experience the wacky world of Seth Bogart this Friday. Bogart is usually backed by his band Hunx and his Punx, but he’s stepped out on his own to create a new lo-fi garage rock album. This self titled release dropped last month. More info.
Friday, April 8
ListenSD & Bujwah Present: The Shrine with Joy, Sacri Monti, Petyr – The Music Box
We’re teaming up with Bujwah again to bring you another terrific show! The Shrine is a psychedelic rock n’ roll band from Los Angeles. Their most recent album Primitive Blast is perfect for those that love heavy rock music with tons of cool riffs. More info.
Friday, April 8
Third Eye Blind – The Observatory North Park
90’s kids! If you want to get nostalgic for your youth, this show is for you (if you were lucky enough to get a ticket that is). Sing along to all your old favorites and enjoy songs from their new record Dopamine. More info.