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Phil Salazar and the Kin Folk will play at the Pilgrim United Church of Christ Oct. 19 in Carlsbad as part of the nonprofit San Diego Folk Heritage’s regular series of events.
Somewhere on a highway between Denver, Colorado and Salt Lake City, Utah, Rachael Yamagata is in a Chevy Tahoe traversing from one tour stop to another.
The upscale KAABOO festival is teaming up with the San Diego Padres and moving to downtown San Diego after five years in Del Mar
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The Solana Beach Chamber of Commerce is preparing for the inaugural Fiesta del Sol Battle of the Bands on Sept. 16, 5-9 p.m., at the Belly Up.
The stages will soon be set for the KAABOO music festival, returning to the Del Mar Fairgrounds Sept. 13-15 for its fifth year.
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When the singer-songwriter Jake Smith, otherwise known by his stage moniker The White Buffalo, was growing up in Los Angeles he can recall a distinct recollection of his earliest brush with music. -
The Carmel Valley Library Concert Series presents pianist Chetan Tierra on Wednesday, Aug. 14 at 6:45 p.m.
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When The Bacon Brothers, comprised of actor Kevin and his brother, the composer Michael, were growing up in Philadelphia they’d regularly have jam sessions.
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Steven Cade’s earliest musical memory involves his grandmother.
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“I don’t remember the wildest show we ever played,” says Camper Van Beethoven founding member and bassist Victor Krummenacher.
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As a fifth-grader, Alexa Mendes began using social media and quickly became hooked to the point of constantly checking her Instagram and Snapchat.
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As consumer preferences and legislative action trends more toward protecting the environment and living sustainably, a new Encinitas refillery is helping more residents live a zero-waste lifestyle.
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The Solana Beach School District board has selected three local artists to bring playfulness and pops of color to the Skyline School campus.
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From running a small operation out of his parents’ basement in Connecticut 20 years ago, Kyle Tortora has an inventory of about 1,200 Buddhist and Hindu statues stored in an Oceanside warehouse, sold through his website and shipped all over the world.
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Rancho Bernardo resident Suzanne Hatcher has taken part in San Diego’s annual Padres Pedal the Cause fundraiser for cancer research since it began in 2013.
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A shot of adrenaline, in the form of senior transfer Olivia Yun, powered the Torrey Pines girls golf team to a first place finish in the Avocado West League division of the last week’s North County Conference Tournament and positioned the Falcons as a legitimate challenger for the upcoming CIF Division I Championship.
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Del Mar resident Allie James, 16, recently won first place in the Teen Division at the San Diego’s Got Talent contest at the San Diego County Fair.
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“We would love for The Elements to perform at The Aquatic Games this year”, said Sara Azevedo, director of Azevedo Water Polo.
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It was almost 50 years ago when KC and the Sunshine Band, with its charismatic frontman known simply as KC, became a disco-infused music sensation by scoring an impressive five No. 1 singles including “That’s The Way (I Like It)” and “(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty.”
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The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club recently announced its summer concert lineup featuring free concerts from Grammy-winning reggae artist Ziggy Marley on Saturday, July 20, country music trio Midland on Saturday, July 2, and jazz artist Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue on Friday, Aug. 2.
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