Top Concerts in San Diego This Week

Here are the top concerts in San Diego this week!

There is a lot of great music in town this week! Whether you’re into hip-hop, R&B, EDM, blues, country, or jazz—there is a top artist featured on the San Diego concert scene. And don’t forget the Irish bands that will be bringing the fun around town for St. Patrick’s Day!

There is something for everyone—get out there and watch a show or two!

Thursday, March 14

Lil Tecca – SOMA San Diego

Doors 7 PM

Starting from freestyling while playing Xbox, Queens rapper Lil Tecca, influenced by Chief Keef, rose to fame with hits like “Ransom,” and has since released three successful studio albums, including 2023’s “Tec,” consistently charting in the Billboard Top Ten with his Auto-Tuned flow and collaborations with notable artists.


Marc E. Bassy – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Marc E. Bassy, a San Francisco-born singer-songwriter, has evolved from creating heartbreak records to empowering music and founded his own label, New Gold Medal Records, aiming for ownership and cultural impact. He’s collaborated across genres, moved towards music reflecting confidence and reflection, and emphasizes independence in his career trajectory.


Jordan Ward – House of Blues

Show 7 PM

Jordan Ward, a singer and dancer, transitioned from backup dancing for artists like Justin Bieber to releasing his own alternative R&B music, debuting on Interscope with “Forward” in 2023 after starting with “Valley Hopefuls” in 2019.


An Evening with Branford Marsalis – The Baker-Baum Concert Hall

Show 7:30 PM

Branford Marsalis, an acclaimed saxophonist and NEA Jazz Master, has built a diverse career spanning jazz, classical, and pop, leading the Branford Marsalis Quartet for over three decades. His work includes GRAMMY-winning albums, contributions to film scores, Broadway, and collaborations across genres, showcasing his versatile talent and commitment to music.


Jess Williamson – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Jess Williamson’s new album, “Time Ain’t Accidental,” reflects her journey through loss, isolation, and personal growth, merging earthly themes with her bold, clear vocals. Post-breakup and during the pandemic, she embraced solo songwriting, leading to a blend of country and modern sounds, capturing the essence of realness and self-discovery.


Friday, March 15

Mariah The Scientist – Soma San Diego

Show 7 PM

Mariah the Scientist, an Atlanta R&B artist, has evolved from a 2018 SoundCloud debut to major-label success, moving to Epic Records with “To Be Eaten Alive” in 2023, achieving her first Billboard 200 entry. Known for her deeply personal and cinematic music, she has quickly become a distinctive voice in contemporary R&B.


BRRAY – Parq Nightclub

Show 10 PM

Brray, a Puerto Rican artist, bridges hip-hop, reggaeton, trap, and cumbia with Latin pop hooks, gaining fame with over 125 singles and collaborations since 2015. Transitioning from baseball to music after an injury, his career took off with his debut album, “Abundancia,” leading to a signing with Universal Music and notable tracks like “Te Pue’ Cuidar.”


Ron White – Harrah’s Resort SoCal

Show 8 PM

Ron White, originally from the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, has become a solo comedy star, selling 14 million albums since 2021. A Navy veteran, White supports the US Military with his Comedy Salute to the Troops, raising funds for the Armed Forces Foundation.


Maddie Zahm: Now That I’ve Been Honest The Tour – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Maddie Zahm became a pop sensation with her empowering anthem, “Fat Funny Friend,” from her 2022 EP, leading to a sold-out North American tour and a significant online following. Her debut album ‘Now That I’ve Been Honest’ is set to release, showcasing her journey from Boise to Los Angeles, her coming out, and her highly personal songwriting.


Nostalgix – Nova SD

Show 10 PM

Nostalgix, an Iranian-Canadian artist, stands out as a producer, writer, and rapper in the dance music scene, known for her ’90s-inspired sound and performances at top festivals. In 2022, she made history as one of the few women to perform on the mainstage at EDC Las Vegas.


Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe – Belly Up

Doors: 8:30 PM, Show 9 PM

Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe (KDTU) celebrates 25 years of electrifying performances worldwide, including notable stages from Fuji Rock Festival in Japan to Madison Square Garden. Renowned for their dynamic shows and collaborations with famous artists, KDTU has become a staple in the music scene, with Karl Denson also a founding member of The Greyboy Allstars.


Sammy Listoe – Moonshine Flats

Doors 8 PM

Sammy Listoe, a Montana-born country-rock artist and firefighter, combines his passion for helping others with music, creating inspiring performances and albums that encourage listeners to live fully and rock with every moment.


Saturday, March 16

Bassjackers – Nova SD

Show 10 PM

Bassjackers, consisting of DJ Marlon Flohr and producer Ralph van Hilst, burst onto the dance music scene with their hit “Mush Mush” in 2011. Known for their dynamic performances and chart-topping tracks, they’ve collaborated with top artists and remixed songs for major stars, solidifying their global reputation.


Grace Potter – The Sound

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Grace Potter’s transformative journey across the U.S., sparked by personal challenges and a quest for self-reliance, culminated in the creation of her album “Mother Road.” This work, blending reality and myth, features diverse characters and stories, reflecting her emotional growth and artistic versatility, making it a pivotal moment in her career.


Mark Farina – Belly Up

Doors 8 PM, Show 9 PM

Mark Farina, a pioneering DJ and Producer in House Music, has been influential for over three decades with his innovative approach and creation of “Mushroom Jazz.” With roots in Chicago and a significant impact in San Francisco, he continues to captivate global audiences with his unique sets and dedication to music.


Dj Dynamiq – Parq Nightclub

Show 10 PM

DJ Dynamiq has become a leader in the Latin music scene, performing at major festivals and touring with stars like Bad Bunny. Known for his genre-spanning mixes, he’s also the San Francisco 49ers’ in-game DJ and a prominent West Coast figure.


Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe – Belly Up

Doors: 8 PM, Show 9 PM

Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe celebrated their 25th anniversary in 2023, electrifying audiences worldwide and performing with legends like James Brown and The Rolling Stones. Led by saxophonist Karl Denson, the band has also jammed with artists from My Morning Jacket to Public Enemy.


DJ Karma – The Oxford Social Club

Show 10:30 PM

With music in mind and turntablism at heart, DJ KARMA plays and mixes his epic sets. As a genre-defying artist, DJ KARMA has mastered the following: hip-hop, R&B, House, Dance, Techno, Dubstep, Disco, Electro house, House Club, House progressive, and Trance.


Killer Queen: A Tribute To Queen – Harrah’s Resort SoCal

Show 8 PM

Killer Queen, a Queen tribute band, is set to perform in Funner, California, on March 16. Starting at London University and earning a West End residency, they’ve played iconic venues worldwide and were named “Worldwide Best Tribute Band” in 1999, captivating both lifelong Queen fans and new listeners.


Sammy Listoe – Moonshine Flats

Doors 8 PM

Sammy Listoe is a Montana-raised country-rock artist and firefighter based in Oceanside, California, who has released several self-written albums, formed a high-energy band, and aims to inspire audiences with his uplifting, life-affirming music.


Sunday, March 17

Ashley McBryde: The Devil I Know Tour – The Magnolia

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Ashley McBryde, described as a “writer’s writer” by mentor Lisa Carver, captivates with her whiskey-washed humor and raw talent. Currently finalizing an Americana-Country album showcasing her skill in lyrical storytelling, McBryde is known for heartfelt songs that resonate deeply with listeners.


MercyMe – Pechanga Arena

Show 7 PM

MercyMe, a multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated Christian band known for their hit “I Can Only Imagine,” has achieved significant accolades, including Billboard’s Top Christian Artist of the 2010s and numerous awards, with a major motion picture about their frontman’s life and a legacy of impacting the Christian music scene.


Arin Ray – House of Blues

Show 7 PM

Arin Ray, a Cincinnati-born singer-songwriter, rose from X-Factor fame in 2012 to write hits for stars like Chris Brown and John Legend, then showcased his own talent with the EP Phases. Now signed with Interscope, his solo debut is highly anticipated.


Young Dubliners – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 7:30 PM

The Young Dubliners, a leading Celtic Rock band for three decades, are working on their tenth album while maintaining a robust tour schedule. Embracing their Celtic and rock fusion, they’re engaging directly with fans for album financing, aiming to remind the world of the importance of live music post-lockdown. The band’s diverse influences create a unique sound that defies easy categorization, blending traditional Irish music with rock’s energy.


Monday, March 18

Cold War Kids: 20 Years Tour – The Observatory North Park

Show 8 PM

Cold War Kids, influenced by diverse artists, evolved from blues-punk to anthemic alt-rock, with their music gaining widespread acclaim, including a top-ten Billboard entry. Their evolving lineup reflects their musical diversity, recently exploring themes of parenthood and self-acceptance in their 2023 self-titled album.


Hello Mary – House of Blues

Show 7 PM

Hello Mary, an NYC-based rock trio, blends indie rock, grunge, and shoegaze with vocal harmonies, crunchy guitars, and melodic bass, echoing the ’90s alt. rock scene.


Concerts in San Diego: March 2024

Hippie Sabotage – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Hippie Sabotage, a Sacramento-based electronic music duo formed by brothers Kevin and Jeff Saurer, gained fame for their hip-hop beats and eclectic influences, soaring to international recognition with their popular remix of “Habits (Stay High).”


Sierra Ferrell – The Sound

Sierra Ferrell, with her captivating voice and eclectic style, journeyed from West Virginia to Nashville, busking across America and eventually signing with Rounder Records, now debuting her genre-defying album “Long Time Coming,” co-produced with Grammy-winner Gary Paczosa and featuring a lineup of notable musicians.


Concerts in San Diego: April 2024

Kevin Hart – The Magnolia

Doors 6:30 PM, Show 7:30 PM

Prepare for an evening filled with laughter as Hollywood’s comedic genius, Kevin Hart, takes the stage for two shows.


LANG LANG Plays Saint-Saëns – Jacobs Music Center

Lang Lang, an internationally renowned Chinese pianist, has achieved superstar status in the classical music world, known for his charismatic performances, eccentric style, and extensive repertoire, primarily focusing on Western classical compositions while also promoting Chinese music, touring globally, and releasing numerous acclaimed recordings.


Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias – Pechanga Arena

Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias is a highly successful stand-up comedian, ranking as the second highest-grossing touring comedian, with over 1.1 billion views on YouTube and over 25 million social media fans, recognized in industry publications like The Hollywood Reporter and Variety.


Trevor Noah: Off The Record Tour – Civic Theatre

Trevor Noah, globally recognized comedian and former host of “The Daily Show,” excels as an author, podcast host, producer, and philanthropist, while continuing to captivate audiences with his stand-up tours and impactful entertainment ventures.


Tim Allen – Harrah’s Resort SoCal

Show 8 PM

Tim Allen, star of “Last Man Standing” and the voice of Buzz Lightyear, will perform his stand-up comedy at The Events Center. Known for his role in “Home Improvement” and movies like “The Santa Clause” franchise, Allen has enjoyed a successful career in comedy, television, and writing, including two New York Times bestsellers.


Tyler Childers – Viejas Arena

Hailing from Kentucky’s Appalachian Mountains, Tyler Childers delivers authentic and weathered Americana with influences from ’70s progressive country. From his breakout “Purgatory” to Grammy nods, politically charged bluegrass in “Long Violent History,” and the ambitious triple LP “Can I Take My Hounds to Heaven?” Childers’ storytelling and unique style make him a standout in the genre.


Billy Joel & Sting – Petco Park

Billy Joel and Sting are starting the fire with one of the hottest shows at Petco Park. These iconic artists will be joining together for one night only to bring the party to downtown San Diego! Don’t miss out—this show at America’s #1 Ballpark will be the only show on the West Coast.


ZZ Top – Harrahs Resort SoCal

Show 8 PM

ZZ Top, the iconic rock, blues, and boogie band hailing from Texas, has been performing for over fifty years, and now features Billy F Gibbons, Frank Beard, and Elwood Francis, who joined after Dusty Hill’s passing in 2021; they’re known for hits like “La Grange” from their breakthrough album “Tres Hombres.”


Lauren Daigle – Pechanga Arena

Lauren Daigle, a multi-award-winning artist known for her powerful vocals, has maintained her success on the Billboard charts, including her recent album’s debut single “Thank God I Do,” which became her 6th Billboard No. 1 song and set a record for topping the charts for over 20 weeks, further solidifying her status as a global vocal powerhouse with a dedicated fanbase.


An Intimate Evening with GODSMACK: Vibez Tour – Harrah’s Resort SoCal

Godsmack, a hard rock band from Boston, evolved from their post-grunge roots to a mature sound blending classic rock and heavy metal, culminating in their latest and possibly final album, “Lighting Up the Sky.”


BoyWithUke: Lucid Dreams Tour – SOMA San Diego

BoyWithUke, an anonymous Massachusetts-based singer, songwriter, and producer, has garnered attention with his distinctive blend of confessional lo-fi pop and ukulele-driven music, gaining mainstream success with hits like “Toxic,” and continuing to captivate audiences with releases like “Serotonin Dreams” and “Antisocial.”


Lizzy McAlpine – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Lizzy McAlpine blended folk-pop, jazz, and R&B into her acclaimed 2020 debut, “Give Me a Minute,” and continued her ascent with 2022’s “Five Seconds Flat.” Her songwriting, influenced by artists like Dodie and John Mayer, has garnered widespread praise and notable collaborations, marking her rise in the music industry.


STRFKR – The Sound

STRFKR, initially known as Starfucker, is an indie electro band founded by Josh Hodges, known for its dance-friendly hooks and dynamic performances, evolving from an eponymous debut in 2008 to the more atmospheric “Future Past Life” in 2020, while grappling with mainstream success and lineup changes.


Koe Wetzel – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Koe Wetzel, a rising Texas country-rock artist known for his hard-hitting, storytelling songs, quickly gained popularity in the Lone Star State’s music scene with albums like “Noise Complaint” and “Sellout,” transitioning to a major label while maintaining his gritty sound; he continued to release new tracks and embarked on extensive tours, gearing up for his fifth album, “Hell Paso.”


Concerts in San Diego: May 2024

Justin Timberlake – Pechanga Arena

Justin Timberlake, known for *NSYNC, launched a solo career with “Justified” in 2002, followed by Grammy wins and hits, and later expanded into acting. His concerts offer a musical journey through his iconic career.


Jacob Collier – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Jacob Collier, a Grammy-winning multi-instrumentalist from North London, rose to fame with his innovative online performances and has since released critically acclaimed albums, collaborating with renowned artists, and has been recognized for his unique blend of jazz, R&B, and electronic sounds.


Riley Green – Petco Park

Riley Green, a country singer who gained fame through CMT’s Redneck Island, has made a name for himself in the late 2010s with his music rooted in traditional country themes, highlighted by his 2019 hit “I Wish Grandpas Never Died,” and followed by a series of successful EPs, including “If it Wasn’t for Trucks,” “Behind the Bar,” and “There Was This Girl.”


NEEDTOBREATHE: The CAVES World Tour – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

Grammy-nominated multi-platinum rock band NEEDTOBREATHE brings their “high-energy, infectious” (Music Row) live show to arenas across the country this year with “The CAVES World Tour.”


Two Door Cinema Club – CalCoast Credit Union Open Air Amphitheatre

Two Door Cinema Club made a splash with their unique blend of guitar-driven post-punk hooks and electronic elements. Their journey began with the success of their debut album “Tourist History” in 2010, leading to continued evolution with albums like “Beacon,” the synth-pop-inspired “Gameshow,” and the new wave-inspired “False Alarm.”


Gloria Trevi – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Gloria Trevi, the Mexican artist known for her groundbreaking contributions to Latin music, boasts a prolific career spanning several decades with a focus on feminist sociopolitical lyrics, provocative stage performances, and a string of chart-topping albums, including “Gloria” and “Versus” (with Alejandra Guzman), as well as experimentation with genres like EDM and flamenco-infused pop.


Jordan Davis – Petco Park

Jordan Davis, a country singer from Shreveport, Louisiana, blends pop and R&B influences in hits like “Singles You Up” and has seen significant chart success, most notably with his albums “Home State” and “Bluebird Days” and his collaboration with Luke Bryan on “Buy Dirt.”


AJR: The Maybe Man Tour – Pechanga Arena

AJR, the indie pop trio consisting of Adam, Jack, and Ryan, has redefined 21st-century pop music, amassing billions of streams and achieving multiple platinum and multiplatinum singles and albums since their emergence in 2012.


An Evening with Natalie Merchant: Keep Your Courage Tour – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Natalie Merchant, known for her work with 10,000 Maniacs and a successful solo career, blends jangle pop and folk traditions while championing humanitarian causes. After leaving 10,000 Maniacs in 1993, she continued to release albums, with her solo debut “Tigerlily” in 1995 spawning hits like “Carnival” and “Wonder.”


An Evening With YO-YO MA – Jacobs Music Center

In a one-night-only performance, the renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma will play Elgar’s deeply moving cello concerto, a masterpiece shaped by the aftermath of WWI, under the baton of Rafael Payare, who will also lead the Orchestra in Tchaikovsky’s emotive 5th Symphony, known for its rich melodies and intense passion.


Kountry Wayne: The King Of Hearts Tour – The Magnolia

Kountry Wayne, a viral sensation from Georgia, transitioned from aspiring rapper to standup comedian, amassing over 4 million followers. Known for his high energy, faith-based, clean comedy, he’s consistently sold out shows nationwide, maintaining humble roots and successful businesses in South Georgia.


Maggie Rogers – Petco Park

Maggie Rogers, blending folk and pop, found success with “Alaska” and continued to evolve musically and advocate for social causes. Her albums, including “Heard It in a Past Life” and “Surrender,” have earned critical acclaim and a Grammy nomination.


Concerts in San Diego: June 2024

Madison Beer – SOMA San Diego

Madison Beer, a platinum-selling artist from Long Island, rose to fame with Justin Bieber’s endorsement, evolving into a singer-songwriter-producer known for her mix of electronic pop, alt-rock, and R&B. With hits like “Hurts Like Hell” and charting albums like “Life Support,” she’s also ventured into writing with her memoir “The Half of It,” and continued her musical journey with her second album “Silence Between the Songs.”


Blink-182 – Petco Park

Blink-182, the iconic pop-punk band known for their humorous and high-energy anthems, achieved mainstream success with “Enema of the State,” underwent hiatus and internal changes but reunited with their classic lineup for a 2023 resurgence and tour.


Third Eye Blind: Summer God Tour 2024 – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

Formed in ’93, Third Eye Blind bursts onto the scene with their self-titled debut, delivering introspective lyrics paired with soaring melodies in hits like “Semi-Charmed Life” and “Jumper.” Though lineup changes have followed, frontman Stephan Jenkins’ distinct vocals and socially conscious themes remain. Expect catchy hooks, infectious energy, and a touch of introspection at their live shows.


NF – Viejas Arena

NF, the rapper and composer, has risen to multi-platinum success with his emotionally charged lyrics and raw authenticity. From his early albums like Mansion and Therapy Session to his chart-topping hits like “Let You Down” and albums such as Perception and Clouds, NF’s music continues to resonate with audiences, culminating in his 2023 release, Hope, featuring notable collaborations.


Noah Kahan: We’ll All Be Here Forever Tour – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

Noah Kahan, a talented American singer-songwriter known for his warm, raspy voice, has made a mark in the folk-infused pop scene, drawing comparisons to artists like Ben Howard and Vance Joy. With a series of successful releases, including his debut album “Busyhead,” Kahan has been steadily refining his songwriting and gaining recognition in the music industry.


Cody Jinks – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

Cody Jinks, a trailblazing independent musician with over 2.5 million equivalent units sold and 3.5 billion streams, has won numerous awards including Music Row’s 2023 Independent Artist of the Year, has multiple RIAA-certified songs and albums, and recently launched a partnership between his Late August Records and The Orchard, all while working on his eleventh studio album and preparing for an extensive tour.


The Doobie Brothers – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

The Doobie Brothers transitioned from boogie rock to blue-eyed soul, marked by hits like “Black Water” and “What a Fool Believes.” With members like Tom Johnston and Michael McDonald, they’ve seen lineup changes, reunions, and sustained live success into the 2020s, culminating in a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction.


Patton Oswalt: Effervescent – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Patton Oswalt, a multifaceted talent in comedy, acting, and writing, has starred in “A.P. Bio” and voiced characters in “Happy!” and “The Secret Life Of Pets 2.” With voices in numerous shows and two New York Times Best Sellers, he’s also involved in producing a docuseries on the Golden State Killer, based on his late wife’s book.


Concerts in San Diego: July 2024

New Kids On The Block with Paula Abdul & DJ Jazzy Jeff – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

New Kids on the Block, a highly successful boy band from the late ’80s, known for their R&B-infused pop and dance-oriented image, achieved immense popularity with hits like “Hangin’ Tough” and “Step by Step,” earning millions and influencing the late ’90s teen pop boom. After disbanding in 1994, they made a comeback in 2008 with “The Block” album, continuing to tour and release new material, including the 2017 EP “Thankful.”


Il Divo: XX | 20th Anniversary Tour – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Il Divo, a quartet with 20 years of music and brotherhood, has grown like fine wine, showcasing their rich individual talents in their tenth and first independent album, XX: 20TH ANNIVERSARY ALBUM.


Lake Street Dive – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Lake Street Dive, formed in 2004, blends neo-soul and pop/rock with elements of jazz and funk; they gained acclaim with live performances and original songs, followed by a successful covers EP in 2012; their evolution continued with albums like “Bad Self Portraits,” “Side Pony,” and “Free Yourself Up,” culminating in 2021’s “Obviously,” which incorporated feminist and socially conscious themes; the band revisited cover songs in 2022 with “Fun Machine: The Sequel EP.”


Heather McDonald – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Heather McDonald’s “Juicy Scoop” podcast boasts over 100 million downloads and a loyal fan base, making it a top comedy interview show. Known for her stand-up specials on major platforms and viral pop culture content, Heather is also celebrated for her relatable storytelling about family life and her tenure on E!’s “Chelsea Lately.”


Josh Turner: The Greatest Hits Tour – Harrah’s Resort SoCal

Josh Turner is set to perform in Funner, California, this July, bringing his hits like “Long Black Train.” With over 5.8 billion global streams and a Greatest Hits album released in 2023, Turner supports music education through his scholarship fund.


Concerts in San Diego: August 2024

JASON MRAZ and THE SUPERBAND: The Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

Jason Mraz is a singer-songwriter known for his breezy melodic pop, incorporating elements of folk, jam band music, hip-hop, and soft rock, who gained prominence with hits like “The Remedy” and “I’m Yours,” achieving Grammy success and continuing to release albums, including his latest, “Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride,” in 2023.


Luke Bryan: Mind of a Country Boy Tour 2024 – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

Luke Bryan, a pivotal bro-country figure, achieved fame with hits like “Country Girl (Shake It for Me),” transitioning into pop through TV roles. Raised in Georgia, he moved to Nashville, signed with Capitol Records, and released multiple chart-topping albums, blending pop-rock with traditional country, shaping 2010s mainstream country music.


Lainey Wilson: Country’s Cool Again Tour – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

Lainey Wilson brings a heartfelt Southern authenticity to contemporary country music, with a voice that carries a hometown twang and lyrics that strike a balance between tough and tender; her journey from a Louisiana small town to Nashville success is etched in her chart-topping hits and award-winning performances, resonating a revival of ’70s country-rock spirit.


Foo Fighters – Petco Park

Foo Fighters evolved from Dave Grohl’s solo project into a leading rock act with a relentless work ethic, marked by a distinct sound, consistent touring and recording, multiple Grammys, and resilience through tragedy, leading to their 2021 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction and the cathartic 2023 album “But Here We Are” following drummer Taylor Hawkins’ death.


Sebastian Maniscalco – Viejas Arena

Sebastian Maniscalco, a celebrated comedian and actor known for his sold-out shows and roles in films like “The Irishman,” has risen from stand-up comedy to widespread fame, receiving accolades for his touring achievements and expanding his career into the realms of television and dramatic cinema.


Christopher Cross – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Christopher Cross, with a debut in 1980 winning the “Big Four” Grammy Awards, has sold over 10 million albums and earned an Oscar and Golden Globe. Marking his 40th year with “The Complete Works,” he remains an influential artist celebrated for hits like “Sailing.”


O.A.R. – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

O.A.R. (Of a Revolution), originally a college jam rock band, evolved into a chart-topping alternative rock group with a dedicated fan base through relentless touring and albums like “The Rockville LP” and “The Mighty.” In 2022, they released their tenth album, “Arcade,” featuring the popular track “In the Clouds.”


The Dead South – The Sound

Hailing from Regina, Canada, the Dead South combines punk spirit with bluegrass and old-time string band music; they gained international recognition with albums like “Good Company” and “Illusion & Doubt,” and their 2019 release “Sugar & Joy” topped the Billboard Bluegrass chart.


The Australian Pink Floyd Show: World Tour 2024 – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

The Australian Pink Floyd Show, after nearly 40 years of global performances, is renowned for its Pink Floyd tribute concerts, having sold over five million tickets across 35 countries. Praised as “The Gold Standard” by The Times and chosen by David Gilmour for his 50th birthday, they continue to captivate fans with Pink Floyd’s greatest hits.


Concerts in San Diego: September 2024

P!nk Summer Carnival – Petco Park

P!nk, a singer known for her dynamic blend of pop and rock, made her mark with hits like “Get the Party Started” and “Just Give Me a Reason,” earning Grammy Awards and topping charts with her albums like “M!ssundaztood” and “The Truth About Love,” while continuing to evolve her sound with releases like “Hurts 2B Human” and “Trustfall.”


Hozier: Unreal Unearth Tour 2024 – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

Irish singer and multi-instrumentalist Hozier gained global recognition with his viral hit “Take Me to Church” in 2013, leading to a successful career with platinum albums and a Grammy nomination, followed by the release of albums like “Wasteland, Baby!” and the concept album “Unreal Unearth” in 2023, showcasing his diverse influences and musical talents.


Peter Hook & The Light: North American Tour 2024 – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Peter Hook, known for his involvement in Joy Division and New Order, has been revisiting and performing the albums from his bands’ repertoire annually, culminating in celebrations of over four decades of Joy Division’s influence, with a focus on their Substance compilations, expressing his ongoing enjoyment of these performances and anticipation for the future.


Green Day – Petco Park

Green Day, a Bay Area trio, rose to fame in the early ’90s as a pop-punk band before evolving into a more melodic and diverse act, achieving massive success with albums like “Dookie” and “American Idiot” and continuing to influence the punk and rock scene with their rebellious attitude and style.


Wallows – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Wallows, blending ’80s sounds and bedroom pop, emerged with actors Dylan Minnette and Braeden Lemasters. Their debut, “Nothing Happens,” and follow-up, “Tell Me That It’s Over,” charted successes with singles like “Are You Bored Yet?” featuring Clairo.


Hoodoo Gurus: U.S. Tour 2024 – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

The Hoodoo Gurus’ iconic songs like “What’s My Scene,” “I Want You Back,” and “Miss Freelove ’69” are just a glimpse of their extensive repertoire that has left an indelible mark on Australian and international music fans from the 1980s to the present day.


Franco Escamilla – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Franco Escamilla, known as “El Amo del Sarcasmo” or “The Master of Sarcasm,” is a Mexican standup comedian, singer/songwriter, and radio personality who gained fame through his YouTube channel and hosted his comedic talk show, “El Show de Franco Escamilla,” in 2016, and made his music recording debut with the album “Fe” in 2017, followed by a Comedy Central special and U.S. theater tour.


Two Door Cinema Club – Petco Park

Two Door Cinema Club, hailing from Northern Ireland, blends post-punk and electronic influences, gaining early success with 2010’s Tourist History. Their sound evolved through albums like Beacon and Gameshow, reaching the U.K. Top Ten and experimenting with disco and synth pop. Their journey continued with 2019’s False Alarm and 2022’s Keep On Smiling, showcasing their adaptability and growth in the indie music scene.


Concerts in San Diego: October 2024

Cigarettes After Sex – Viejas Arena

Cigarettes After Sex, led by Greg Gonzalez, rose to fame with their dreamy ambient pop, marked by viral hits and albums like their 2017 self-titled debut and 2019’s Cry. Their music, including singles “Pistol” and “Bubblegum,” blends intimate lyrics with ethereal soundscapes, leading to their latest work, “Tejano Blue,” from the 2024 album X’s.


Kacey Musgraves: DEEPER WELL WORLD TOUR – Pechanga Arena

Kacey Musgraves, known for bending country traditions with progressive ideas, emerged with hits like “Merry Go Round.” Her 2018 album, “Golden Hour,” won the Grammy for Album of the Year, showcasing her cross-genre appeal. Following the acclaimed “Star-Crossed” in 2021, Musgraves continued to explore new collaborations and sounds, maintaining her status as a pivotal figure in modern country music.


See you there, San Diego!

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Check out this week’s Big List of Things To Do in San Diego this Weekend and make your plans! San Diego is bustling with St....
Irish Goodbye Pop-Up at Lion's Share
This St. Patrick’s Day, get ready for an unforgettable night in San Diego’s Marina District, where the renowned craft cocktail bar and restaurant, The Lion’s...