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Live Five: Greyboy Allstars, Acoustic Revolt, Scary Pierre, Thee Sacred Souls, Glass Spells
Anniversaries, record releases, and fundraisers in Solana Beach, Ocean Beach, Little Italy, and Midway District
Greyboy Allstars
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LIVE FIVE: Greyboy Allstars, Acoustic Revolt, Scary Pierre, Thee Sacred Souls, Glass Spells
The Greyboy Allstars at the Belly Up
Nov 29 and 30
Debuting in 1993, The Greyboy Allstars includes Rolling Stones sax player Karl Denson and Roger Waters keyboardist Robert Walter. The band will be celebrating their eighth studio album Grab Bag: 2007-2023 (released November 22), with nine previously unreleased tracks, including a cover of Michael Jackson’s “The Way You Make Me Feel.” The two-night bill will feature co-founder DJ Greyboy on Friday and DJ Johnny Basil is guesting on Saturday.
Acoustic Revolt
Nov 30
Revolt against hunger by attending an afternoon benefit show in Ocean Beach that kicks off at 2:30 pm with Yuma, Arizona rockers Rude Boy Beto. The bill also includes Austin, Texas band Half Man, and locals Urethane (featuring skateboard hero Steve Caballero) and Jonny Wagon, who was born in Memphis, Tennessee before relocating to San Diego and playing with Behind the Wagon and his own trio.
Scary Pierre
Scary Pierre Record Release Party at the Casbah
Nov 30
Scary Pierre is a female fronted rock group featuring Black Hondo singer Lucina Gonzalez, along with guitarist-keyboardist-cellist Alia Jyawook (Vaginals, Hot Nerds). The group will debut their new album Sticky Situation, with opening bands set to include Owl Be Damned, which features singer Douglas Thompson (Low and Be Told, The Marsupials) and drummer Ben Johnson (The Long and Short of It, Hostile Comb-Over). Also appearing will be Hauntu, and the evening includes a DJ set from DJ Mandy Warhol.
Thee Sacred Souls
Dec 1
Thee Sacred Souls founding duo Alex Garcia and Sal Samano (formerly of Fake Tides) began cutting bedroom demos of rhythm tracks together in 2019. After their first club date, they were signed by Daptone Records producer and co-founder, Bosco Mann (Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings), and within days were recording at Mann’s Riverside studio. The band will play a set peppered with tracks from their recently released sophomore album Got a Story To Tell.
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Glass Spells
Dec 4
Glass Spells is a synth-pop group featuring founding bassist/keyboardist Anthony Ramirez, backed as of 2021 by singer Tania Costello. They just got back from a tour supporting Cannons, where they debuted live versions of tracks from their newest album Crystals. The bill includes Secret Lynx.
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Live Five: Greyboy Allstars, Acoustic Revolt, Scary Pierre, Thee Sacred Souls, Glass Spells
Anniversaries, record releases, and fundraisers in Solana Beach, Ocean Beach, Little Italy, and Midway District
Live Five: Greyboy Allstars, Acoustic Revolt, Scary Pierre, Thee Sacred Souls, Glass Spells
Anniversaries, record releases, and fundraisers in Solana Beach, Ocean Beach, Little Italy, and Midway District
Greyboy Allstars
Video:
LIVE FIVE: Greyboy Allstars, Acoustic Revolt, Scary Pierre, Thee Sacred Souls, Glass Spells
The Greyboy Allstars at the Belly Up
Nov 29 and 30
Debuting in 1993, The Greyboy Allstars includes Rolling Stones sax player Karl Denson and Roger Waters keyboardist Robert Walter. The band will be celebrating their eighth studio album Grab Bag: 2007-2023 (released November 22), with nine previously unreleased tracks, including a cover of Michael Jackson’s “The Way You Make Me Feel.” The two-night bill will feature co-founder DJ Greyboy on Friday and DJ Johnny Basil is guesting on Saturday.
Acoustic Revolt
Nov 30
Revolt against hunger by attending an afternoon benefit show in Ocean Beach that kicks off at 2:30 pm with Yuma, Arizona rockers Rude Boy Beto. The bill also includes Austin, Texas band Half Man, and locals Urethane (featuring skateboard hero Steve Caballero) and Jonny Wagon, who was born in Memphis, Tennessee before relocating to San Diego and playing with Behind the Wagon and his own trio.
Scary Pierre
Scary Pierre Record Release Party at the Casbah
Nov 30
Scary Pierre is a female fronted rock group featuring Black Hondo singer Lucina Gonzalez, along with guitarist-keyboardist-cellist Alia Jyawook (Vaginals, Hot Nerds). The group will debut their new album Sticky Situation, with opening bands set to include Owl Be Damned, which features singer Douglas Thompson (Low and Be Told, The Marsupials) and drummer Ben Johnson (The Long and Short of It, Hostile Comb-Over). Also appearing will be Hauntu, and the evening includes a DJ set from DJ Mandy Warhol.
Thee Sacred Souls
Dec 1
Thee Sacred Souls founding duo Alex Garcia and Sal Samano (formerly of Fake Tides) began cutting bedroom demos of rhythm tracks together in 2019. After their first club date, they were signed by Daptone Records producer and co-founder, Bosco Mann (Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings), and within days were recording at Mann’s Riverside studio. The band will play a set peppered with tracks from their recently released sophomore album Got a Story To Tell.
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Glass Spells
Dec 4
Glass Spells is a synth-pop group featuring founding bassist/keyboardist Anthony Ramirez, backed as of 2021 by singer Tania Costello. They just got back from a tour supporting Cannons, where they debuted live versions of tracks from their newest album Crystals. The bill includes Secret Lynx.
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