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Pop goes San Diego: Refused, Quicksand, and jazz
Last chance to see the Swedish hardcore punk pioneers
Refused and Quicksand
Swedish hardcore punk band Refused formed in 1991. Known for their influential album The Shape of Punk to Come and their politically charged, non-conformist lyrics, they’re currently on a final North American tour before disbanding later this year. New York City icons Quicksand came together in 1990, releasing a debut self-titled EP followed by two major label albums, Slip and Manic Compression, both of which distilled their fusion of punk, metal, and alt-rock.
Upcoming Event
Refused and Quicksand
- Saturday, March 29, 2025, 7:30 p.m.
- Sound, 2260 Jimmy Durante Boulevard, San Diego
- Age Limit: 21+
13th Annual Jazz Festival
The 13th Annual Jazz Festival kicks off at 2pm with several outdoor performances in the Courtyard. The Festival moves to Temecula’s main stage for a bill that includes Jonathan Karrant, Doug McDonald, and the father-and-son team of Colin and Joel Wenhardt, who are based in the Tustin Foothills. Other Festival performers include Don Rice on sax as well as, Andy Fraga on drums and Jeff Stover on bass, and Jimmy Dykes on piano.
Upcoming Event
13th Annual Jazz Festival
- Sunday, March 30, 2025, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
- Old Town Temecula Community Theater, 42051 Main Street, Temecula, CA
- Age Limit: All ages / $25 - $37
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Pop goes San Diego: Refused, Quicksand, and jazz
Last chance to see the Swedish hardcore punk pioneers
Pop goes San Diego: Refused, Quicksand, and jazz
Last chance to see the Swedish hardcore punk pioneers
Refused and Quicksand
Swedish hardcore punk band Refused formed in 1991. Known for their influential album The Shape of Punk to Come and their politically charged, non-conformist lyrics, they’re currently on a final North American tour before disbanding later this year. New York City icons Quicksand came together in 1990, releasing a debut self-titled EP followed by two major label albums, Slip and Manic Compression, both of which distilled their fusion of punk, metal, and alt-rock.
Upcoming Event
Refused and Quicksand
- Saturday, March 29, 2025, 7:30 p.m.
- Sound, 2260 Jimmy Durante Boulevard, San Diego
- Age Limit: 21+
13th Annual Jazz Festival
The 13th Annual Jazz Festival kicks off at 2pm with several outdoor performances in the Courtyard. The Festival moves to Temecula’s main stage for a bill that includes Jonathan Karrant, Doug McDonald, and the father-and-son team of Colin and Joel Wenhardt, who are based in the Tustin Foothills. Other Festival performers include Don Rice on sax as well as, Andy Fraga on drums and Jeff Stover on bass, and Jimmy Dykes on piano.
Upcoming Event
13th Annual Jazz Festival
- Sunday, March 30, 2025, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
- Old Town Temecula Community Theater, 42051 Main Street, Temecula, CA
- Age Limit: All ages / $25 - $37