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Desert Daze Caravan with Temples and Night Beats at Belly Up Tavern

March 11, 2017

James Bagshaw of TEMPLES Temples, Night Beats and fellow passengers of the caravan of wandering spirits from the arid plains of Joshua Tree LEVITATED at Belly Up last Sunday to an awe-struck audience of trippers and neo-flower children. My first D... Read More...

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eXit pARTy > Steinkamping at MCASD

March 8, 2017

In middle school, I wrote an essay on Marie Curie - the first and only woman to win the Nobel Prize twice, and to a young feminist (and everyone!), an inspirational, historical figure. Standing surrounded by Jennifer Steinkamp's overwhelmingly beauti... Read More...

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Hippo Campus at House of Blues San Diego

March 8, 2017

Hippo Campus Check out Hippo Campus with openers Avid Dancer as they rocked the House of Blues. Photos By: Charlie Spadone... Read More...

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DATSIK at House of Blues San Diego

March 8, 2017

DATSIK giving back to all his fans DEEP BASS, DIRTY BEATS & CRAZED FANS ALL OVER, IT'S WHAT DUBSTEP IT'S ALL ABOUT. Datsik performed last week at the House of Blues in San Diego to an eclectic fan based brought together by the producer's music... Read More...

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Low Points: “Feels” EP Review

March 6, 2017

Artist: Low Points Title: Feels Label: Bleeding Gold Records Release Date: March 3rd, 2017 Low Points does a lot in just a 4-song EP. Mixing early WAVVES with catchy choruses and harmonies, these garage punks will bring new light to San Diego's s... Read More...

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ListenSD’s Weekly Show Picks for March 6-12

March 6, 2017

San Diego concerts—both big and small—are abound this week. We recommend checking out locals Vákoum at the Merrow, The Shins at the Observatory North Park, or the Japandroids show at Music Box San Diego. Monday, March 6 The Shins, Kid Wave - Observ... Read More...

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PBR Music Society Parties with Spooky Cigarette, Adult Books, & Death Valley Girls

March 5, 2017

Death Valley Girls Spooky Cigarette, alongside LA bands Adult Books and Death Valley Girls, played at The Hideout on El Cajon Boulevard, bringing loud and powerful punk music all night. Walking in, you were greeted by the bar's chill atmosphere an... Read More...

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Jens Lekman: Life Will See You Now Album Review

March 2, 2017

The more grounded Jens Lekman’s music gets, the more Swedish singer-songwriter seems to write dark comedies. He toned down the whimsy found in his breakthrough album Night Falls Over Kortedala down to earth in his second offering I Know What Love Isn... Read More...

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Teen Daze, Vákoum, and Mozart’s Sister at Soda Bar

March 1, 2017

Teen Daze Check out Teen Daze, Vákoum, and Mozart's Sister as they took the audience on a musical journey at Soda Bar. Photos by: Soni Bhalla... Read More...

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ListenSD’s Weekly Show Picks for February 27-March 5

February 27, 2017

This week in San Diego concerts, we're so excited for the show we're throwing with PBR at the Hideout featuring locals Spooky Cigarette and LA's Death Valley Girls! If you can't make it out, definitely check out some of the other shows on our list! L... Read More...

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Tennis at The Irenic

February 24, 2017

Tennis brought beautiful, dreamy indie pop to a sold out show. Arriving to the show, I was very eager to hear Hoops play as the opening act. However, a quarter before the showtime, singer Alaina Moore from Tennis came up to the stage. There was a b... Read More...

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NOTS at The Hideout

February 22, 2017

NOTS Chula Vista's Tar Pit opened the show, and credit to the band's lead singer for trying to open the lack of an actual pit. The members looked young, and were probably used to more youthful crowds showing more enthusiasm. The 21+ audience presen... Read More...

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