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333's Jazz at the Museum
Jun 20, 2013
Experience American Jazz classics from the 20s, 30s and 40s as performed by The Mulligan Stew.
38 other events on Thursday, June 20
Last Blog on Earth | News
Council president denies pressuring CDBG-allocation chairman
News
Environmental-justice leader is finally being heard
There She Goz
The day I faced my demons and modeled for a nude-drawing class
Check 1, Check 2 | Music & nightlife
Sensori Collective modeled on Kava Lounge's popular 'Family Matters' showcase
News
Diabetic and cancer sufferer’s journey from the Sydney waterfront to basketball greatness to the front lines in San Diego’s medical-marijuana wars
Wednesday, February 27,2013
Notes from the Smoking Patio
Notes from the Smoking Patio
Mystery Cave creates a vibe at Tin Can Ale House
Beatmaker needs little more than a sampler to get people grooving
Sometimes all you need is a sampler to carry you through a show. I realized this as I watched Mystery Cave at Tin Can Ale House last Saturday.
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Wednesday, February 27,2013
Notes from the Smoking Patio
Notes from the Smoking Patio
Mike Turi launches new solo project, Emerald Rats
Wild Wild Wets member opts to write songs on his own for a change
While he’s been busy playing with psychedelic skuzz-rockers Wild Wild Wets, singer and keyboardist Mike Turi’s been quietly working on a new solo project, Emerald Rats.
Wednesday, February 20,2013
If I Were U
If I Were U
Buke and Gase, Gary Wilson and more San Diego concerts
Meklit Hadero, Del tha Funkee Homosapien and Gary Wilson are just some of the artists we’re jazzed about this week
Like a couple of post-apocalyptic troubadours, Brooklynites Buke and Gase pluck out some crusty future-folk on a couple of modified instruments—a six-string baritone ukulele called a “buke” and a mutant guitar-bass called a “gase.”
Wednesday, February 20,2013
Notes from the Smoking Patio
Notes from the Smoking Patio
Jamuel Saxon disband
Frontman Keith Milgaten is moving to New York and focusing on solo project
After eight years, several albums and countless hipster dance parties, the reign of Jamuel Saxon has come to an end.
Wednesday, February 20,2013
Notes from the Smoking Patio
Notes from the Smoking Patio
San Diego musicians talk about their favorite tunes
From My Bloody Valentine to Mumford & Sons, here’s the music locals are digging
An irregular feature in which we ask local musicians about the music they’ve been digging lately.
Tuesday, February 19,2013
Music Feature
Music Feature
The Residents’ fans keep on believing
After 40 years, San Francisco experimentalists take on their most personal project yet
Homer Flynn works for a company called The Cryptic Corporation. His main job is to serve as a spokesperson for The Residents, an avant-garde band from San Francisco whose members maintain their anonymity.
Wednesday, February 13,2013
If I Were U
If I Were U
OM, Transfer and more San Diego concerts
Mouse on Mars, DJ Vadim and The Colin L. Orchestra are just some of the acts we’re jazzed about this week
The mighty Transfer will hit Europe with Black Rebel Motorcycle Club in March, but they’re playing one more show before they shove off.
Wednesday, February 13,2013
Notes from the Smoking Patio
Notes from the Smoking Patio
Louis XIV regroup
Pop-rockers are hitting the road with The Killers
San Diego’s sassiest pop-rock band are getting back together—sort of.
Wednesday, February 13,2013
Notes from the Smoking Patio
Notes from the Smoking Patio
Chris Richards makes it rain
Exploring the San Diego-‘Weeds’ connection
Weeds has been good to San Diego. In the past couple of years, more than half a dozen local acts have had songs appear on the popular Showtime series.
Wednesday, February 13,2013
Music Feature
Music Feature
Meklit Hadero has a Nile state of mind
Ethiopian-American singer takes inspiration from the epic African river
Any Ethiopian person worth his weight in honey wine would know the song “Abbay Mado.” A simple Ethiopian folk tune, it’s about a farmer who calls to his ox from across the Blue Nile, the majestic tributary that flows into Sudan from Ethiopia’s northwestern highlands.
