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Most popular music stories of 2014
1) Mainstream U
In the midst of Ché Café’s struggle with UCSD, the university informed Porter’s Pub, which has hosted all-ages concerts since 1993, that its lease will also not be renewed.
2) Anthology to re-open
Back-door deal
A San Diego–based catering company that also has offices in Miami, San Francisco, New Jersey, and handles catering for corporate events and music festivals such as the Vans Warped Tour, Coachella, and the Sunset Strip Music Festival, beat out another local group to take over Anthology.
Steve West sitting before the banner of the brand he helped build
3) Steve West and 91X part company
Longtime alt-rock radio personality and Resurrection Sunday host on his departure. West joined 91X a month after 91X flipped to a “cutting edge of rock” format in January of 1983.
4) Don’t let the Ché Café get punked by budget cuts
UCSD’s historical venue needs “critical renovations.” The Ché (an acronym for “cheap healthy eats”) opened its doors in 1980 as a campus/community food co-op and meeting hall, later earning its upkeep by hosting reggae and punk shows.
5) Now you know: Penis Hickey
Penis Hickey describes themselves as an “improvisatory endurance piece about masculinity and violence.”
6) Brick by Brick is in play
...and you won't believe who the players are
Brick by Brick’s liquor license was suspended in December of 2013 and closed its doors in February. The Bay Park venue later reopened in the summer under new ownership.
7) Prayers are ready to bleed
Killwave duo's vocalist incurs severe burn during filming of music video.
Mitchy Slick
8) Rapper Mitchy Slick arrested for kidnapping, human trafficking
Marin County police booked Slick (aka Charles Mitchell) on suspicion of human trafficking, kidnapping, criminal threats, exhibiting a firearm, and participating in a criminal street gang.
Broadway bar renovating/rebranding to the needs of East Village
9) El Dorado rebrand
The vision? A casual neighborhood bar with more accessible hours, an expanded and refined cocktail menu, and the installation of 20 (mostly local) taps. This at a bar where PBR tallboys once reigned supreme.
10) Drummer found dead
25-year-old Purple Church drummer Prince was found dead in Oceanside on July 29.
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Most popular music stories of 2014
Most popular music stories of 2014
1) Mainstream U
In the midst of Ché Café’s struggle with UCSD, the university informed Porter’s Pub, which has hosted all-ages concerts since 1993, that its lease will also not be renewed.
2) Anthology to re-open
Back-door deal
A San Diego–based catering company that also has offices in Miami, San Francisco, New Jersey, and handles catering for corporate events and music festivals such as the Vans Warped Tour, Coachella, and the Sunset Strip Music Festival, beat out another local group to take over Anthology.
Steve West sitting before the banner of the brand he helped build
3) Steve West and 91X part company
Longtime alt-rock radio personality and Resurrection Sunday host on his departure. West joined 91X a month after 91X flipped to a “cutting edge of rock” format in January of 1983.
4) Don’t let the Ché Café get punked by budget cuts
UCSD’s historical venue needs “critical renovations.” The Ché (an acronym for “cheap healthy eats”) opened its doors in 1980 as a campus/community food co-op and meeting hall, later earning its upkeep by hosting reggae and punk shows.
5) Now you know: Penis Hickey
Penis Hickey describes themselves as an “improvisatory endurance piece about masculinity and violence.”
6) Brick by Brick is in play
...and you won't believe who the players are
Brick by Brick’s liquor license was suspended in December of 2013 and closed its doors in February. The Bay Park venue later reopened in the summer under new ownership.
7) Prayers are ready to bleed
Killwave duo's vocalist incurs severe burn during filming of music video.
Mitchy Slick
8) Rapper Mitchy Slick arrested for kidnapping, human trafficking
Marin County police booked Slick (aka Charles Mitchell) on suspicion of human trafficking, kidnapping, criminal threats, exhibiting a firearm, and participating in a criminal street gang.
Broadway bar renovating/rebranding to the needs of East Village
9) El Dorado rebrand
The vision? A casual neighborhood bar with more accessible hours, an expanded and refined cocktail menu, and the installation of 20 (mostly local) taps. This at a bar where PBR tallboys once reigned supreme.
10) Drummer found dead
25-year-old Purple Church drummer Prince was found dead in Oceanside on July 29.
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