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Stereotypes song in A Dog’s Journey; the relaunch of Angels & Airwaves; and Glory: Iron Butterfly/Beat Farmers/Bratz supergroup reunion
Glory gigged at venues like Starlight Bowl in Balboa Park, opened locally for Steely Dan and ZZ Top
Angels & Airwaves may someday broadcast from space. Until then, catch them at House of Blues October 5-6.
Thanks to Sugaroo! Music, you’ll be able to hear the Stereotypes’ 2002 song “Redhead” in Universal Pictures’ A Dog’s Journey when it opens in theaters this weekend. “I recorded ‘Redhead’ 17 years ago at Earthling with John Finkbiner and William Skoff in one evening,” recalls guitarist and Earthling Studios operator Mike Kamoo. “I distinctly remember playing Dylan Martinez’s [Static Halo, Rookie Card] guitar for this track. Out of 18-plus releases, it’s the only recording that uses a Les Paul.”
A new version of “Redhead” remastered by Paul Abbott at ZenMastering is now available online. It’s their first Hollywood film placement, though their music has previously been heard in TV shows such as Kyle XY, Suits, and the Knight Rider revival, as well as ads for Coleman camping gear, E-Harmony, and Orville Redenbacher popcorn.
Past Event
Angels & Airwaves
- Saturday, October 5, 2019, 7 p.m.
- House of Blues, 1055 Fifth Avenue, San Diego
- $39.50 - $75
Occasional Blink 182 member Tom DeLonge has relaunched his sci-fi rock band Angels & Airwaves with their first new song in three years, “Rebel Girl,” said to be from an upcoming album and feature film project. “‘Rebel Girl’ is a space-age love song that combines my enduring obsession for new wave, pop punk, and anthemic rock and roll music,” says DeLonge. “As some of you might’ve heard, I recently took a brief minute to start up an aerospace company, so you never know: I may play this song from a satellite deep in space, beamed toward everyone’s house viciously on repeat.” Recently signed to Rise Records, home of Mayday Parade and ISSUES, A&A’s music will no longer be released through DeLonge’s To the Stars Academy of Arts & Science. Their first live dates in seven years include a two-night stand at downtown’s House of Blues on October 5 and 6.
Past Event
Glory and the Blitz Brothers
- Sunday, November 3, 2019, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
- Winstons Beach Club, 1921 Bacon Street, San Diego
- 21+
Glory, the 60s-70s hard rock band with members of Iron Butterfly (drummer Jack Pinney), the Beat Farmers (guitarist Jerry Raney), and Bratz (guitarist Jack Butler), will reunite with all three players at Winstons on November 3. According to Raney, “We may be able to get Mike Millsap to come and sing a couple. It’s hard to get him out. He was our lead singer in the early days. I’m hoping to have Preacher Patterson on bongos and percussion.”
Millsap’s appearance at a 2010 Glory reunion was his first performance in around 20 years. Glory gigged at venues such as Starlight Bowl in Balboa Park, opened locally for Steely Dan and ZZ Top, and were reportedly the first local band to play both the Belly Up and San Diego Stadium. Rhythm guitarist Mike Berneathy passed away last October.
Slightly Stoopid’s Mexican Concert Vacation series Closer to the Sun runs December 5 through 9 at the Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya, featuring fellow locals Stick Figure and Tribal Seeds, as well as Dirty Heads, SOJA, Stephen Marley, Toots & the Maytals, Fortunate Youth, and Don Carlos with the Soul Syndicate Band.
Proceeds from Linda Perry & Friends: A Night at the Grammy Museum benefit gala (June 29) paying tribute to the songwriter will provide support for the Museum Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to music education and preservation initiatives. Perry has written and produced for Christina Aguilera, Juliette Lewis, Kelly Osbourne, Courtney Love, Pink, Gwen Stefani, and others.
Flogging Molly will share the billing for Social Distortion’s first co-headlining tour since 1992, taking the Celtic rockers across North America with the Devil Makes Three and Le Butcherettes, opening August 13 in Dallas, TX and concluding September 29 in Phoenix, AZ.
The singer of the Monroes, known for their 80s hit “What Do All the People Know.” has formed a new version of the band, with a new single out now, “I Could Sing,” from an album due this week.
Finn McCool’s new album Maslow’s is promoted online with singles for “Myroom” and “7six0”, along with a music video for the latter track that features fellow San Diego rapper Rossi Rock.
Anthony Smith’s new two-disc set Retrosonik: Songs From a Lighter Planet is a 1980s meets modern jazz, bi-coastal project featuring vocalists Rebecca Jade, Leonard Patton, Sacha Boutros, and Laura Angyal, plus Carlos Cuevas (co-producer) and several all-star instrumentalists in NYC and southern California.
Now reunited with their formerly imprisoned lead singer, As I Lay Dying have a new video streaming online for their song “Redefined.”
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Stereotypes song in A Dog’s Journey; the relaunch of Angels & Airwaves; and Glory: Iron Butterfly/Beat Farmers/Bratz supergroup reunion
Glory gigged at venues like Starlight Bowl in Balboa Park, opened locally for Steely Dan and ZZ Top
Stereotypes song in A Dog’s Journey; the relaunch of Angels & Airwaves; and Glory: Iron Butterfly/Beat Farmers/Bratz supergroup reunion
Glory gigged at venues like Starlight Bowl in Balboa Park, opened locally for Steely Dan and ZZ Top
Angels & Airwaves may someday broadcast from space. Until then, catch them at House of Blues October 5-6.
Thanks to Sugaroo! Music, you’ll be able to hear the Stereotypes’ 2002 song “Redhead” in Universal Pictures’ A Dog’s Journey when it opens in theaters this weekend. “I recorded ‘Redhead’ 17 years ago at Earthling with John Finkbiner and William Skoff in one evening,” recalls guitarist and Earthling Studios operator Mike Kamoo. “I distinctly remember playing Dylan Martinez’s [Static Halo, Rookie Card] guitar for this track. Out of 18-plus releases, it’s the only recording that uses a Les Paul.”
A new version of “Redhead” remastered by Paul Abbott at ZenMastering is now available online. It’s their first Hollywood film placement, though their music has previously been heard in TV shows such as Kyle XY, Suits, and the Knight Rider revival, as well as ads for Coleman camping gear, E-Harmony, and Orville Redenbacher popcorn.
Past Event
Angels & Airwaves
- Saturday, October 5, 2019, 7 p.m.
- House of Blues, 1055 Fifth Avenue, San Diego
- $39.50 - $75
Occasional Blink 182 member Tom DeLonge has relaunched his sci-fi rock band Angels & Airwaves with their first new song in three years, “Rebel Girl,” said to be from an upcoming album and feature film project. “‘Rebel Girl’ is a space-age love song that combines my enduring obsession for new wave, pop punk, and anthemic rock and roll music,” says DeLonge. “As some of you might’ve heard, I recently took a brief minute to start up an aerospace company, so you never know: I may play this song from a satellite deep in space, beamed toward everyone’s house viciously on repeat.” Recently signed to Rise Records, home of Mayday Parade and ISSUES, A&A’s music will no longer be released through DeLonge’s To the Stars Academy of Arts & Science. Their first live dates in seven years include a two-night stand at downtown’s House of Blues on October 5 and 6.
Past Event
Glory and the Blitz Brothers
- Sunday, November 3, 2019, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
- Winstons Beach Club, 1921 Bacon Street, San Diego
- 21+
Glory, the 60s-70s hard rock band with members of Iron Butterfly (drummer Jack Pinney), the Beat Farmers (guitarist Jerry Raney), and Bratz (guitarist Jack Butler), will reunite with all three players at Winstons on November 3. According to Raney, “We may be able to get Mike Millsap to come and sing a couple. It’s hard to get him out. He was our lead singer in the early days. I’m hoping to have Preacher Patterson on bongos and percussion.”
Millsap’s appearance at a 2010 Glory reunion was his first performance in around 20 years. Glory gigged at venues such as Starlight Bowl in Balboa Park, opened locally for Steely Dan and ZZ Top, and were reportedly the first local band to play both the Belly Up and San Diego Stadium. Rhythm guitarist Mike Berneathy passed away last October.
Slightly Stoopid’s Mexican Concert Vacation series Closer to the Sun runs December 5 through 9 at the Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya, featuring fellow locals Stick Figure and Tribal Seeds, as well as Dirty Heads, SOJA, Stephen Marley, Toots & the Maytals, Fortunate Youth, and Don Carlos with the Soul Syndicate Band.
Proceeds from Linda Perry & Friends: A Night at the Grammy Museum benefit gala (June 29) paying tribute to the songwriter will provide support for the Museum Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to music education and preservation initiatives. Perry has written and produced for Christina Aguilera, Juliette Lewis, Kelly Osbourne, Courtney Love, Pink, Gwen Stefani, and others.
Flogging Molly will share the billing for Social Distortion’s first co-headlining tour since 1992, taking the Celtic rockers across North America with the Devil Makes Three and Le Butcherettes, opening August 13 in Dallas, TX and concluding September 29 in Phoenix, AZ.
The singer of the Monroes, known for their 80s hit “What Do All the People Know.” has formed a new version of the band, with a new single out now, “I Could Sing,” from an album due this week.
Finn McCool’s new album Maslow’s is promoted online with singles for “Myroom” and “7six0”, along with a music video for the latter track that features fellow San Diego rapper Rossi Rock.
Anthony Smith’s new two-disc set Retrosonik: Songs From a Lighter Planet is a 1980s meets modern jazz, bi-coastal project featuring vocalists Rebecca Jade, Leonard Patton, Sacha Boutros, and Laura Angyal, plus Carlos Cuevas (co-producer) and several all-star instrumentalists in NYC and southern California.
Now reunited with their formerly imprisoned lead singer, As I Lay Dying have a new video streaming online for their song “Redefined.”
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