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Le Salon de Musiques, one of the most successful and highly-acclaimed chamber music concert series in California, will inaugurate its 2021-2022 season in San Diego at the historic La Jolla Woman’s Club.
The performance kicked off a 40-concert outdoor season for the new venue, whose lineup includes orchestral performances by Jason Mraz, Police co-founder Stewart Copeland and rapper Nas
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Almost 50 years after “Jesus Christ Superstar” debuted on Broadway, Ted Neeley still remembers the protesters outside the theater on 51st Street in New York City every night who called the rock opera sacreligious.
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Can the outdoor, year-round bayside venue become a cultural landmark and profit-generator to rival the Hollywood Bowl and Sydney Opera House? California’s oldest orchestra is counting on it
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Events will include concerts, panel discussions and more
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Ovation Theatre will host the San Diego premiere of “Something Rotten!”
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Local Grateful Dead tribute band Easy Wind will return to the Belly Up for a live show on Thursday, Aug. 5.
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Born in Bombay and raised in Encinitas, Gandhi started her opera career 27 years ago in the San Diego Opera chorus
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After over a year of near silence, live music returns to San Diego this summer and one of the first bands to welcome an enthusiastic audience back are the veteran rockers who make up The Marshall Tucker Band.
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The City of Solana Beach and the Belly Up Tavern recently announced the return of the summer “Concerts at the Cove” series.
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The 2021 iPalpiti Festival of International Laureates will celebrate its 24th year led by Maestro Eduard Schmieder.
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“Hearing about the upcoming pandemic in March 2020 was like watching a slow moving train coming towards you,” remembers Chris Goldsmith, president, Belly Up Entertainment.
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After fall recitals at theaters countywide, the company returns to full productions at the Civic Theatre in February 2022
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The annual festival, concert and surfing tournament at Moonlight Beach raises money for local charities
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Also headed here: Rancid, Waterparks, Cypress Hill, Rod Wave Soulfly
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‘Jim was loads of fun!’ says his sister and executor, who oversaw the new book, ‘The Collected Works of Jim Morrison: Poetry, Journals, Transcripts and Lyrics’
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An all-virtual event last year because of COVID-19, the chamber-music festival will resume in August with live performances by piano star Daniil Trifonov, The Calder Quartet, Kings Return, Aaron Diehl and more
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Company’s return to production will kick off with socially distanced ‘A Thousand Ways’ encounters beginning June 3
