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Hullabaloo, Stick Figure, Beat Farmers Hootenanny, Josh Weinstein, Adam Wolff
Jazz, pop, reggae, and reunions in Encinitas, downtown, Solana Beach, Little Italy, Coronado
Hullabaloo
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LIVE FIVE: Jazz, pop, reggae, and reunions in Encinitas, downtown, Solana Beach, Little Italy, Coronado
Hullabaloo at San Diego Botanic Garden
July 11
Steve Denyes and Brendan Kremer, aka country-fried children’s music duo Hullabaloo, have won several major national awards, including Parents Choice and NAPPA Gold, plus inclusion on Best of the Year lists from Parents Magazine and Education.com. This past February, on the band’s 20th anniversary, Hullabaloo released their 15th album, Live from Sun Studio. The concert takes place on the Gazebo Lawn.
Stick Figure
Stick Figure at Rady Shell
July 13 and 14
Stick Figure, featuring Massachusetts native Scott Woodruff on lead guitar, became staples on the outdoor festival circuit after their 2012 album Burial Ground hit number one on the Billboard reggae chart. Their 2016 full-length Set In Stone also topped the Billboard reggae chart. The Sacred Sands Summer Tour bill includes Soja and Little Stranger.
13th Annual Beat Farmers Hootenanny
13th Annual Beat Farmers Hootenanny at the Belly Up Tavern
July 13
The Beat Farmers were an alternative rock and country music band formed in August 1983 that enjoyed a cult following throughout the 1980s and early 1990s before the premature death of lead singer and drummer Country Dick Montana. Several surviving members of the group, now known as The Farmers, will reunite to pay tribute to the band’s legacy, on a bill that includes guitar icon Albert Lee, Jonny Two Bags, and Sara Petite.
Josh Weinstein
Josh Weinstein at Music Box
July 14
This show celebrates the release of Josh Weinstein’s newest album, Mind the Gap, and the 20-year anniversary since the release of his first collection of original material, Petty Alchemy. Opening acts include Chloe Lou and the Liddells and The Brothers Burns. Weinstein will also be joined by several guests to perform his songs, including Gregory Page, Johnny Vernazza, Jeff Berkley, Ariel Levine, and Chloe Lou.
Adam Wolff
Adam Wolff at Emerald C. Gallery
July 17
Jazz pianist Adam Wolff received a music degree while performing and teaching in the New York area. His musical interests encompass jazz, classical, pop/rock, and world music. He currently performs around the San Diego area with a variety of groups and enjoys putting his take on tunes that are not traditionally thought of as jazz.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Hullabaloo, Stick Figure, Beat Farmers Hootenanny, Josh Weinstein, Adam Wolff
Jazz, pop, reggae, and reunions in Encinitas, downtown, Solana Beach, Little Italy, Coronado
Hullabaloo, Stick Figure, Beat Farmers Hootenanny, Josh Weinstein, Adam Wolff
Jazz, pop, reggae, and reunions in Encinitas, downtown, Solana Beach, Little Italy, Coronado
Hullabaloo
Video:
LIVE FIVE: Jazz, pop, reggae, and reunions in Encinitas, downtown, Solana Beach, Little Italy, Coronado
Hullabaloo at San Diego Botanic Garden
July 11
Steve Denyes and Brendan Kremer, aka country-fried children’s music duo Hullabaloo, have won several major national awards, including Parents Choice and NAPPA Gold, plus inclusion on Best of the Year lists from Parents Magazine and Education.com. This past February, on the band’s 20th anniversary, Hullabaloo released their 15th album, Live from Sun Studio. The concert takes place on the Gazebo Lawn.
Stick Figure
Stick Figure at Rady Shell
July 13 and 14
Stick Figure, featuring Massachusetts native Scott Woodruff on lead guitar, became staples on the outdoor festival circuit after their 2012 album Burial Ground hit number one on the Billboard reggae chart. Their 2016 full-length Set In Stone also topped the Billboard reggae chart. The Sacred Sands Summer Tour bill includes Soja and Little Stranger.
13th Annual Beat Farmers Hootenanny
13th Annual Beat Farmers Hootenanny at the Belly Up Tavern
July 13
The Beat Farmers were an alternative rock and country music band formed in August 1983 that enjoyed a cult following throughout the 1980s and early 1990s before the premature death of lead singer and drummer Country Dick Montana. Several surviving members of the group, now known as The Farmers, will reunite to pay tribute to the band’s legacy, on a bill that includes guitar icon Albert Lee, Jonny Two Bags, and Sara Petite.
Josh Weinstein
Josh Weinstein at Music Box
July 14
This show celebrates the release of Josh Weinstein’s newest album, Mind the Gap, and the 20-year anniversary since the release of his first collection of original material, Petty Alchemy. Opening acts include Chloe Lou and the Liddells and The Brothers Burns. Weinstein will also be joined by several guests to perform his songs, including Gregory Page, Johnny Vernazza, Jeff Berkley, Ariel Levine, and Chloe Lou.
Adam Wolff
Adam Wolff at Emerald C. Gallery
July 17
Jazz pianist Adam Wolff received a music degree while performing and teaching in the New York area. His musical interests encompass jazz, classical, pop/rock, and world music. He currently performs around the San Diego area with a variety of groups and enjoys putting his take on tunes that are not traditionally thought of as jazz.
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