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Top 13 music stories of 2013
The Reader's most viewed music news of the past year
1 ) Sun Diego drops in on Nineteen Nineteen — Oceanside’s Ocean House was poised to become a big nightspot, say investors; then, Sun Diego, a surf-shop chain, allegedly agreed to pay $29,000/month in rent, $7000 over the price that was to be paid by the disappointed investors, a group of Carlsbad businessmen that included owners of the Boar Cross’n and Mas Fina Cantina nightspots.
2 ) Rent hike terminates Tiki House — "This is just one more death knell for live rock and roll in San Diego.”
3 ) We just got handed an envelope, man... — Did Purple Church take money meant for Gypsyhawk?
4 ) Sixties hitmaker Mark Lindsay makes surprise appearance — Ugly Things Magazine's 30th Anniversary Celebration at the Casbah delivered the goods for fans of '60s-inspired music, complete with a surprise appearance from '60s icon and former Paul Revere & The Raiders front man, Mark Lindsay.
5 ) Prince is coming to downtown's Hard Rock Hotel?! — $250 "standing room only" tickets
6 ) What 4th&B will be — Avalon "will be sensibly elegant, not gimmicky.”
7 ) As I Lay Dying in jail — A recounting of the arrest of As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis, suspected of attempting to hire a hit man to kill his wife.
8 ) Drummer found dead — Purple Church drummer Michael Prince found dead in Oceanside.
9 ) No changes afoot after arrest of Humphreys’ talent buyer — Talent buyer/manager of Humphreys Backstage Lounge, Jeremiah Smith, was arrested for felony drunk driving. Will that change the Shelter Island venue’s ability to book shows?
10 ) Not necessarily on the comeback trail — Jake E. Lee breaks a long silence
11 ) Cholo goth — Rafael Reyes, a self-described “cholo goth” musician who says, “Killwave, occultwave, shadowave are all outlets that I use to expose and celebrate fragments of who I am, may it be my vulnerability or, at times, my ego.” Jeepers.
12 ) Elephant vanishes in Carlsbad — Carlsbad’s Flying Elephant closes; reopening as a British-style pub but with no bands.
13 ) Kona Kai relaunch — Former Humphrey’s talent-buyer Shawna Aguirre hopes to revitalize Kona Kai as the hotel’s entertainment director.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Top 13 music stories of 2013
The Reader's most viewed music news of the past year
Top 13 music stories of 2013
The Reader's most viewed music news of the past year
1 ) Sun Diego drops in on Nineteen Nineteen — Oceanside’s Ocean House was poised to become a big nightspot, say investors; then, Sun Diego, a surf-shop chain, allegedly agreed to pay $29,000/month in rent, $7000 over the price that was to be paid by the disappointed investors, a group of Carlsbad businessmen that included owners of the Boar Cross’n and Mas Fina Cantina nightspots.
2 ) Rent hike terminates Tiki House — "This is just one more death knell for live rock and roll in San Diego.”
3 ) We just got handed an envelope, man... — Did Purple Church take money meant for Gypsyhawk?
4 ) Sixties hitmaker Mark Lindsay makes surprise appearance — Ugly Things Magazine's 30th Anniversary Celebration at the Casbah delivered the goods for fans of '60s-inspired music, complete with a surprise appearance from '60s icon and former Paul Revere & The Raiders front man, Mark Lindsay.
5 ) Prince is coming to downtown's Hard Rock Hotel?! — $250 "standing room only" tickets
6 ) What 4th&B will be — Avalon "will be sensibly elegant, not gimmicky.”
7 ) As I Lay Dying in jail — A recounting of the arrest of As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis, suspected of attempting to hire a hit man to kill his wife.
8 ) Drummer found dead — Purple Church drummer Michael Prince found dead in Oceanside.
9 ) No changes afoot after arrest of Humphreys’ talent buyer — Talent buyer/manager of Humphreys Backstage Lounge, Jeremiah Smith, was arrested for felony drunk driving. Will that change the Shelter Island venue’s ability to book shows?
10 ) Not necessarily on the comeback trail — Jake E. Lee breaks a long silence
11 ) Cholo goth — Rafael Reyes, a self-described “cholo goth” musician who says, “Killwave, occultwave, shadowave are all outlets that I use to expose and celebrate fragments of who I am, may it be my vulnerability or, at times, my ego.” Jeepers.
12 ) Elephant vanishes in Carlsbad — Carlsbad’s Flying Elephant closes; reopening as a British-style pub but with no bands.
13 ) Kona Kai relaunch — Former Humphrey’s talent-buyer Shawna Aguirre hopes to revitalize Kona Kai as the hotel’s entertainment director.
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