Top Concerts in San Diego This Week

Pitbull: Party After Dark Tour – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

Show 8 PM

Pitbull, born Armando Christian Perez, transitioned from Miami’s hip-hop scene to global stardom with hits like “Timber.” His music, blending pop and reggaeton, reflects his Cuban heritage, earning him a Grammy and massive worldwide success.

Nicki Nicole: Alma Tour USA 2024 – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Argentine sensation Nicki Nicole burst onto the scene with her Bizarrap collab, quickly becoming a Latin music powerhouse. From freestyle battles to chart-topping hits like “Mamichula,” this young star’s blend of pop, R&B, and hip-hop is turning heads globally. Her 2021 album “Parte de Mí” solidified her as a Latin music force to watch.

Experience Hendrix 2024 Tour – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

Show 7 PM

The Experience Hendrix Tour is like a time machine to Jimi’s ‘Electric Church’ days. It’s all about one-of-a-kind shows where top artists team up to jam on Hendrix classics like “Purple Haze” and “Voodoo Child.” Each night’s a unique trip through Jimi’s legendary songbook. Get ready to rock!

Céu – Music Box

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Brazilian songstress Céu has been rocking the music scene for 19 years with her soulful, eclectic sound. With seven albums under her belt, she’s snagged 3 Latin Grammys and a Grammy nod. From Coachella to jamming with Herbie Hancock, Céu’s tunes are a global hit. Her latest album, “Novela,” drops in April 2024!

LA LOM – The Observatory North Park

Show 7 PM

LA LOM, aka The Los Angeles League of Musicians, is a trio blending LA’s diverse sounds into a unique musical cocktail. From oldies to Cumbia, these local boys mix it all up with a dash of Latin flair. Starting in a hotel lobby, they’re now rocking crowds and turning heads like Beck’s. Pure LA, baby!

Three Dog Night – The Magnolia

Doors 6:30 PM, Show 7:30 PM

Three Dog Night’s been rocking since the ’60s, dropping chart-toppers like “Joy to the World” and “Mama Told Me.” These Grammy-nominated icons have sold millions, with 21 straight Top 40 hits. Still touring hard, they’re keeping their classic sound alive while embracing new tech. Fifty years on, they’re still howlin’!

Pixel Grip – Casbah

Doors 7:30 PM, Show 8:30 PM

Pixel Grip, the Chicago trio, is all about dark clubs and deep feels. Their album “ARENA” mixes avant-pop and EBM, inspired by sweaty crowds and personal battles. With pounding beats and raw lyrics, they tackle everything from wealth gaps to gender confusion. Get ready to dance and scream along!

Pine Mountain Logs Solutions for Change Benefit Concert – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 7:30 PM

The Pine Mountain Logs are Venice’s wild alter ego, serving up cover songs with a twist. These SoCal rockers mash up classics in unexpected ways, turning familiar tunes into party anthems. With pitch-perfect harmonies and a wicked sense of humor, they’ll have you dancing to everything from Alanis to Zeppelin. Get ready to saw some Logs!

A Boogie wit da Hoodie – Gallagher Square

Show 8 PM

Bronx rapper A Boogie wit da Hoodie combines trap beats with melodic flows and occasional R&B smoothness. Known for hits like “Drowning” and chart-topping albums Hoodie SZN and Artist 2.0, he continues his success with 2022’s Me vs. Myself.

CLAIRO: Charm ’24 Tour – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

Show 7 PM

Clairo shot to fame when her DIY “Pretty Girl” video went viral in 2017. This indie-pop darling’s been on fire ever since, with her debut album “Immunity” winning critics’ hearts and “Sofia” cracking the Billboard Hot 100. Her follow-up “Sling” kept the momentum going, and now she’s back with “Charm” in 2024.

Iron Maiden: The Future Past World Tour 2024 – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

Show 7:30 PM

Iron Maiden’s been bringing the metal thunder since 1975. With epic tracks like “Run to the Hills” and their mascot, Eddie, these British legends have influenced generations of rockers. Despite lineup changes and controversy, they’ve stayed on top, dropping killer albums like “Senjutsu” in 2021. Up the irons!

Tom Jones – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Tom Jones, the Welsh wonder with the booming voice, has been rocking stages since the ’60s. From “It’s Not Unusual” to Vegas shows and TV gigs, he’s done it all. This genre-hopping knight keeps reinventing himself, dropping albums like 2021’s “Surrounded by Time.” At 80+, Sir Tom’s still got it!

The Try Guys: Eat The Menu Tour – The Magnolia

Doors 6:30 PM, Show 7:30 PM

The Try Guys are hitting the road with “Legends of the Internet,” their first big tour! Keith, Ned, Zach, and Eugene are bringing their “try anything” vibe to the stage, unfiltered and in-your-face. Each show’s a one-of-a-kind, interactive experience where you can join the fun and become a legend yourself!

Allen Stone and his band: A Bit of Everywhere Tour – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Show 7:30 PM

Allen Stone’s the soulful sensation outta Washington state who’s been setting stages on fire worldwide. This pastor’s kid turned funk-gospel-folk-rock fusion master has been grinding since his ’87 Buick days, now sharing bills with legends like Stevie Wonder. He’s even mentored on American Idol. New tunes coming soon!

TroyBoi – Nova SD

Doors 10 PM

TroyBoi, aka Troy Henry, is a genre-bending music wizard from London. This multicultural maestro crafts unique trap-inspired beats that have caught Rihanna’s ear and racked up millions of streams. From kitchen beats to headlining Coachella, TroyBoi’s live shows are a wild ride of music, visuals, and unexpected thrills.

Dashboard Confessional – SOMA San Diego

Doors 5:30 PM

Dashboard Confessional, led by Christopher Carrabba, became emo royalty in the early 2000s with heart-on-sleeve hits like “Screaming Infidelities.” From acoustic solo project to full band, they’ve ridden the highs and lows of fame. After a decade-long break, they’re back with 2022’s “All the Truth That I Can Tell,” proving emo never dies.

Shannon and the Clams – The Observatory North Park

Show 7 PM

Oakland’s Shannon & the Clams cook up a tasty stew of ’50s doo-wop, ’60s girl groups, and punk attitude. Led by Shannon Shaw, they’ve rocked the underground scene since 2009. With Dan Auerbach producing their last few albums, including 2024’s “The Moon Is in the Wrong Place,” they’re serving up retro charm with a modern twist.

Aoife O’Donovan America, Come – Epstein Family Amphitheater

Doors 6:30 PM, Show 7:30 PM

Grammy winner Aoife O’Donovan’s bringing her new album “All My Friends” to life, celebrating women’s rights and democracy. This gig’s a time-traveling musical journey, mixing O’Donovan’s tunes with works by classical trailblazers Florence Price and Ethel Smyth. It’s a powerful blend of history, activism, and killer music you won’t want to miss!

The National Parks: Wild Spirit Tour – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Utah’s The National Parks serve up a tasty mix of indie folk-pop with a soulful twist. Born in 2013, these Provo rockers blend classical vibes with folk, rock, and even some electronic spice. They’ve evolved from mellow indie folk to upbeat pop, dropping three albums that have fans and critics alike buzzing.

Death Valley Girls – Casbah

Doors 7:30 PM, Show 8:30 PM

Death Valley Girls are bringing the “California doom boogie” with their fuzzy garage punk sound. From their raw 2014 debut to the polished “Islands in the Sky” in 2023, they’ve been serving up psychedelic vibes and biker rock energy. With Bonnie Bloomgarden’s bold vocals leading the charge, they’re making questionable behavior sound oh-so-good.

Syence – Parq Nightclub

Doors 10 PM

Syence, the electronic duo of Zach Montoya and Brayden James, met in college and bonded over music. Their sound mixes Odesza, Rufus du Sol, and Fred Again vibes. With 75 million streams and gigs at major festivals, these lab partners are cooking up a storm in the EDM scene.

The Wallflowers – Belly Up

Doors 8:30 PM, Show 9:30 PM

The Wallflowers, led by Jakob Dylan, have been rocking for 30 years with their timeless songwriting and modern sound. From ’96 hit “Bringing Down the Horse” to 2021’s “Exit Wounds,” they’ve kept evolving. Dylan’s vision drives the band, blending classic rock vibes with fresh faces to create pure musical magic.

Trax Unit – Music Box

Doors 9 PM, Show 9:30 PM

LA-based duo Trax Unit (Kyle Galindo and Kian Mahroo) burst onto the techno scene in 2019, blending 90s vibes with modern beats. Their label Gyration Station is making waves with killer releases and a hot monthly party. Big names are digging their sound. Stay tuned!

Sammy Listoe – Moonshine Flats

Doors 8 PM

Montana-born, California-based Sammy Listoe brings the country-rock heat. This firefighter-turned-musician has been lighting up stages worldwide for a decade. With several self-penned albums under his belt, Sammy and his band deliver high-energy shows packed with feel-good vibes and inspiring tunes. Rock on and grow, Sammy-style!

Imagine Dragons: LOOM WORLD TOUR – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

Show 7 PM

Imagine Dragons, emerging from the Nevada desert in the late 2000s, became a powerhouse with their mix of rock and pop. Their Grammy-winning “Radioactive” highlighted the debut album Night Visions. Success continued with Evolve and recent albums Mercury: Act 1 and Act 2, blending mature themes with their signature sound.

Louis The Child: A Day in the Sun 2024 North American Tour – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Floor

Show 2:30 PM

Chicago’s dynamic duo Louis The Child, aka Robby Hauldren and Freddy Kennett, are electrifying the pop scene. With over 510 million streams and collabs with big names, these LA-based producers are crushing it. Their hit “Better Not” went viral, and they’re packing venues nationwide. Catch their genre-bending beats at Coachella!

Tape B – SOMA San Diego

Doors 8 PM

Tape B, aka Berk Alkanat, is shaking up the bass music scene with his unique, nostalgia-tinged sound. This genre-bending wizard blends OG dubstep vibes with hip-hop remixes, catching the ears of big names like Zeds Dead and Excision. With support from labels like Deadbeats and Wakaan, Tape B’s definitely one to watch.

CAKE – Frontwave Arena

Show 8 PM

Get ready for the multi-platinum, alt-rock legends CAKE to christen the stage of Frontwave Arena at its grand opening. It’s the perfect way to kick off this new chapter in San Diego’s musical story. We’re talking about a band that’s been serving up quirky lyrics and irresistible hooks for years—now they’re helping us make some North County history.

Bassem Youssef: The Middle Beast Tour – Balboa Theatre

7 PM & 9:45 PM

Bassem Youssef’s solo comedy act is one wild ride! This former heart surgeon turned “Egyptian Jon Stewart” dishes on his journey from the Arab Spring to hosting the Middle East’s biggest political satire show. His jokes made him famous but also got him in hot water, leading to a crazy escape to America.

Sub-Radio – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Sub-Radio is an indie-pop band from Washington, D.C., known for their energetic live performances and catchy, upbeat songs. They blend pop, rock, and dance influences, creating feel-good music with a modern twist. Their sound is infectious and vibrant.

Chris Lorenzo – Nova SD

Doors 10 PM

Chris Lorenzo’s been crushing the house and bass scene with his pioneering sound. From EDC Vegas to Lollapalooza, this UK producer’s been rocking stages worldwide. His tracks like “California Dreamin'” and “MAMI” are smashing charts and dancefloors alike. With collabs and remixes galore, Lorenzo’s making waves in the electronic music ocean.

The Longest Johns – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Bristol’s The Longest Johns are keeping sea shanties alive and kicking! These folk rockers have been jamming since 2013, blending traditional tunes with their own salty flavor. They’ve gone from kitchen table sing-alongs to viral TikTok sensations, with their 5th album, “Voyage,” dropping in 2024.

Mildlife – Music Box

Doors 8 PM, Show 9 PM

Mildlife, the Aussie indie jazz-rock quartet, blends 70s vibes with modern flair. Their cosmic mix of jazz fusion, psychedelia, and funk has won critical acclaim since 2017. With two hit albums and a live record under their belt, these school buddies are making waves globally. Their latest groovy offering, “Chorus,” just dropped in 2024.

The Sisters of Mercy – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Show 8 PM

The Sisters of Mercy, led by Andrew Eldritch and his trusty drum machine Doktor Avalanche, have been brooding up the rock scene since 1980. From post-punk beginnings to industrial-tinged hits, they’ve influenced generations of goths. Though they’ve stopped recording, Eldritch still keeps the Sisters’ dark flame burning on tour.

KK’s Priest – The Magnolia

Doors 6:45, Show 7:45

KK’s Priest is the new metal supergroup led by Judas Priest legend K.K. Downing. Teaming up with fellow ex-Priest mates and fresh talent, they’re bringing back that classic NWOBHM sound. Their debut album “Sermons of the Sinner” hit the charts in 2021, and they’re still riding high with 2023’s “Sinner Rides Again.”

Coriander – Moonshine Flats

Doors 8 PM

Coriander is a high-energy, dance-driven party band that delivers top-quality live music entertainment. With a wide range of songs and styles and their show-stopping energy, Coriander fills dance floors every time they step onstage.

An Evening with THE AVETT BROTHERS – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

Show 7:30 PM

The Avett Brothers have been rocking the folk-Americana scene for years, snagging Grammy nods and topping charts. From their 2009 breakthrough to their latest EP hitting #1, these North Carolina Hall of Famers keep evolving. They’ve even inspired a musical! Catch their heartfelt tunes on tour throughout 2024.

Steve-O: The Super Dummy Tour – Balboa Theatre

Show 7 PM

Steve-O, the crazy dude from “Jackass,” has been shocking and cracking up audiences since the early 2000s. From wild MTV stunts to stand-up comedy, this fearless entertainer’s done it all. He’s also beaten addiction and now uses his fame to spread positivity. Steve-O: still nuts, but in the best way!

Flogging Molly – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Flogging Molly blends Irish folk with punk rock punch, creating a unique Celtic-punk cocktail. Born in L.A. in ’94, these rowdy rockers, led by Dublin’s Dave King, have been tearing up stages worldwide. With seven albums under their belt, including 2022’s “Anthem,” they’re still serving up passionate, pint-raising tunes.

Alex Cooper: Unwell Tour – Civic Theatre

Show 8 PM

Alex Cooper’s the queen of podcasting, making waves with “Call Her Daddy.” This fearless host tackles everything from life and culture to health and relationships, all with a killer sense of humor. She’s created a space where women can be real and unapologetic, making her the #1 female podcaster worldwide.

Andy Bell of Erasure – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Show 7:30 PM

Andy Bell, the Erasure frontman, kicked off his solo gig with “Electric Blue” in 2005, featuring collabs with Propaganda and Scissor Sisters. He’s been tearing up the US Dance Charts since, hitting #1 with Dave Audé on “Aftermath” and “True Original.” More solo magic’s brewing from this synth-pop legend!

Nation of Language – The Observatory North Park

Show 7 PM

Brooklyn’s Nation of Language serves up icy synth-pop with a post-punk twist. Brainchild of Ian Devaney, they’ve been coolly evolving since 2015. From OMD-inspired beginnings to their 2020 debut album, they’ve kept it fresh, adding Krautrock vibes and live instruments to the mix. Their latest, “Strange Disciple,” dropped in 2023.

Field Guide – Casbah

Doors 7:30 PM, Show 8:30 PM

Field Guide, aka fg, is the musical brainchild of a Winnipeg-based artist cooking up tunes in his kitchen and home studio. From solo projects to collaborations with pals like Kris Ulrich, he’s toured with big names and dropped EPs during the pandemic. His upcoming album “Rootin for Ya” mixes solo creations with live-off-the-floor magic.

Anat Cohen Quartetinho – The JAI

5 PM & 7:30 PM

Anat Cohen’s the clarinet queen who’s been jazzing up stages worldwide for two decades. This multi-award winner is known for her killer chops and infectious energy. Her latest project, Quartetinho, is a “little quartet” that packs a big punch, blending global sounds from tango to Monk. It’s jazz without borders!

Cydeways: Shaken Not Stirred Tour – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Santa Barbara’s Cydeways brings the alternative vibes, led by Dustin Parks and his crew. These Boston transplants caught the ear of Law Records through some good ol’ music scene connections. With a little help from Iration’s Joe D and a collab with Grieves, they’re making waves in the Cali music scene.

Tim Flannery & The Lunatic Fringe – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 7:30 PM

Tim “Flan” Flannery’s life is a triple play of family, baseball, and music. From San Diego Padres player to World Series-winning coach with the Giants, he’s always had a guitar in hand. Flan’s released multiple albums, started an anti-bullying charity, and keeps rocking on despite life’s curveballs.

Infinite Floyd – Music Box

Doors 6 PM, Show 7 PM

Infinite Floyd rocks the stage with an epic Pink Floyd tribute show. These guys nail five decades of Floyd’s greatest hits, from “Dark Side” to “The Wall.” With Hammer’s Inc. bringing the tunes to life and mind-blowing visuals to match, it’s like stepping into a time machine for the ultimate Floyd experience.

Cigarettes After Sex – Viejas Arena

Doors 6:30 PM, Show 8 PM

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.

Fletcher – SOMA San Diego

Doors 7 PM

FLETCHER’s the queer pop powerhouse serving up moody, electro-rock anthems. From her viral hit “War Paint” to her chart-topping debut album “Girl of My Dreams,” she’s been turning heads and breaking hearts. With raw lyrics and killer hooks, FLETCHER’s all about embracing identity and belting out those relationship feels.

An Evening With Malcolm Gladwell – Balboa Theatre

Show 7:30 PM

Malcolm Gladwell, the bestselling author and podcast guru, is back with “Revenge of the Tipping Point.” This master storyteller dives into the dark side of social epidemics, from bank robbers to COVID. He’s mixing personal tales with mind-bending social science to help us navigate our crazy, contagious world.

Teddy Swims: Everything But Therapy 2024 Tour – Harrah’s Resort SoCal 133K

Teddy Swims, real name Jaten Dimsdale, is an American singer-songwriter from Conyers, Georgia, who rose to fame with viral YouTube covers, including Shania Twain’s songs. Known for his soulful voice influenced by Otis Redding and Marvin Gaye, he connects deeply with fans through his blend of soul, R&B, and country.

Marc Anthony: Historia Tour – Pechanga Arena

Marc Anthony, born Marco Antonio Muñíz in NYC to Puerto Rican parents, is the best-selling salsa artist of all time and a leading figure in Latin music. With over 105 Billboard number-one hits and 15.218 billion views across platforms, he continues his influential career into its fourth decade.

Troye Sivan & Charli XCX – Viejas Arena

Pop superstars Charli XCX and Troye Sivan are teaming up for the ‘Sweat Tour’ across North America this fall. Starting in Detroit in September and ending in Seattle in November, the tour features Shygirl as support, promising an exciting pop extravaganza.

Weston Estate – Music Box

Weston Estate, the self-dubbed “ya aunty’s favorite boy band,” has taken the music scene by storm since 2017. This North Carolina quintet blends diverse influences into genre-bending hits, amassing over 185 million streams. Their unique sound draws from artists like Daniel Caesar and Young Thug, creating a fresh musical landscape.

Kehlani – Viejas Arena

Kehlani, an R&B singer from Oakland, gained recognition with their 2014 mixtape Cloud 19 and Grammy-nominated You Should Be Here. They continued to rise with albums like SweetSexySavage and It Was Good Until It Wasn’t, achieving mainstream success and charting singles, including collaborations with Justin Bieber and Cardi B. Their 2024 album, Crash, blends R&B with dancehall, amapiano, and rock influences.

Eric Clapton – Pechanga Arena

Eric Clapton, once nicknamed “God,” epitomized the guitar hero with his impactful solos in Cream and the Bluesbreakers. He embraced singing in his solo career, featuring hits like “Wonderful Tonight.” His ’90s resurgence with “Unplugged” and collaborations with idols like B.B. King reaffirmed his blues roots.

Orville Peck – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Mysterious country artist Orville Peck, known for his fringed mask, is embarking on ‘The Stampede Tour’ across North America and Canada, promoting his second album, Bronco. Since 2018, Peck has made his mark with his unique style, a RuPaul’s Drag Race appearance, and collaborations with top country artists.

Maxwell – Viejas Arena

Maxwell, a pivotal neo-soul figure, gained fame with his 1996 debut “Maxwell’s Urban Hang Suite.” Celebrated for blending classical soul influences, he won a Grammy for “BLACKsummers’night” and continued impacting R&B with “blackSUMMERS’night” in 2016.

Parker McCollum – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Parker McCollum, an Americana artist from Austin, Texas, blends influences from rock, soul, and country. Since his 2015 debut, “The Limestone Kid,” he has seen success with albums like “Gold Chain Cowboy,” which charted on Billboard’s Country chart. His latest album, “Never Enough,” released in 2023, continues to root in heartland rock.

Chris Tomlin – Viejas Arena

Chris Tomlin is a renowned Christian musician with over seven million records sold. Known for hits like “How Great Is Our God,” his work has topped charts since the mid-’90s, blending worship with pop influences across several award-winning albums.

Suki Waterhouse – The Sound

Suki Waterhouse combines lovelorn retro-pop with acting, releasing hits like “Brutally.” Signed to Sub Pop, her debut album “I Can’t Let Go” and “Milk Teeth” EP followed. Notable film roles include “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies” and “A Rainy Day in New York.”

Still Woozy: Loveseat Tour – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

Still Woozy, the stage name of Portland-based Sven Gamsky, creates psychedelic alternative music blending acoustic and electronic elements. His 2021 debut album, If This Isn’t Nice, I Don’t Know What Is, and his upcoming sophomore album, Loveseat, showcases his unique, infectious sound.

RaeLynn – Moonshine Beach

RaeLynn’s got us hooked with her killer combo of country heart and pop flair. Her powerhouse vocals shine in hits like “God Made Girls” and “Queens Don’t.” We’re talking catchy tunes meets deep lyrics. Plus, she’s shared stages with country royalty like Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert.

Air Supply: The Lost in Love Experience – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Russell Hitchcock’s tenor voice and Graham Russell’s songs created Air Supply’s unique sound, captivating global audiences with their live shows. Their hits, including “Making Love Out Of Nothing At All,” solidified their enduring influence in modern music.

Myke Towers – Viejas Arena

Myke Towers is a versatile urbano artist from Puerto Rico known for his chart-topping albums and collaborations with top Latin artists. His work spans reggaeton, trap, hip-hop, and other genres, consistently placing him in the Top Ten on Latin charts.

Alan Cumming & Ari Shapiro-Och & Oy: A Considered Cabaret – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Alan Cumming (Cabaret, The Good Wife) and Ari Shapiro (NPR’s All Things Considered, Pink Martini) team up in “Och & Oy! A Considered Cabaret,” a critically acclaimed evening of tunes and stories. Directed by Henry Koperski, this ever-changing show highlights their chemistry and shared storytelling talents.

KAYTRANDA – Petco Park

Kaytranada, a Haitian-Canadian producer, is known for his eclectic sound, blending J Dilla-inspired hip-hop with woozy house grooves. He has won multiple awards, including a Polaris Music Prize, Juno Award, and a Grammy, with acclaimed albums like 99.9% and Bubba.

Randall King – Moonshine Beach

Randall King’s twangy tunes have racked up over 300 million streams, with hits like “You In A Honky Tonk” leading the charge. From heartfelt EPs to his major label debut “Shot Glass,” King’s keeping true country alive and kicking in the mainstream.

Sabrina Carpenter: Short n’ Sweet Tour – Pechanga Arena

Sabrina Carpenter, actress, recording artist, and songwriter, starred in Disney Channel’s Girl Meets World in 2014 before launching a successful pop career with albums like EVOLution (2016) and emails i can’t send (2022). Known for roles in Tall Girl and Clouds, she achieved a global hit in 2024 with “Espresso” and continues to captivate audiences with her music and performances.

Mat Kearney: Headlights Home Tour – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Mat Kearney, a Multi-Platinum songwriter and producer, has showcased his music on major shows like TODAY and The Tonight Show and received accolades from notable publications. Known for his extensive touring with artists like John Mayer, his latest album, “January Flower,” is now available.

Sofi Tukker – Petco Park

SOFI TUKKER, the dance duo of Sophie Hawley-Weld and Tucker Halpern, infuses global beats with a vibrant Brazilian influence. Celebrating a decade together, they blend diverse musical styles and cultural themes, fostering a strong community connection, showcased in tracks like “Trompa” and “Jacaré,” and engaging in impactful philanthropy.

Dia De Los Deftones 2024 – Petco Park

Deftones, pioneers of the ’90s nu-metal movement, have evolved into a genre-defying band blending heavy riffs with ethereal soundscapes. Known for their influential albums like Adrenaline, White Pony, and Gore, they continue to push sonic boundaries, earning critical acclaim and a devoted fanbase over their multi-decade career.

Punk in the Park – Snapdragon Stadium

Get ready to crank up the volume and raise your glasses, San Diego! Punk In The Park is about to turn our city into a punk rock paradise. We’re talking a full day of head-banging tunes and lip-smacking craft beer that’ll have you feeling like you’ve died and gone to punk heaven.

Cyndi Lauper: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour – Viejas Arena

Cyndi Lauper, the iconic ’80s singer, announces her ‘Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell’ tour, her first in a decade, following the release of her documentary ‘Let the Canary Sing.’ Lauper’s three-decade career includes over 50 million records sold, 14 Grammy nominations, and success as a Tony and Olivier-winning Broadway composer.

ZZ Top: The Elevation Tour – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Founded in 1969, ZZ Top became a top concert and recording attraction with hits like “La Grange,” “Sharp Dressed Man,” and “Legs.” Despite Dusty Hill’s 2021 passing, the band continues with Elwood Francis. Their 2022 album “RAW” pays homage to their roots.

Hanson: Underneath Experience Tour – House of Blues

Hanson, a sibling band from Tulsa, Oklahoma, rose to fame in the ’90s with their infectious pop hit “MMMBop” from their debut album Middle of Nowhere (1997). Transitioning to a more mature sound, they established their 3CG label, releasing several albums like This Time Around (2000), The Walk (2007), Anthem (2013), and Against the World (2021), balancing past pop charm with a forward-looking approach.

Becky G – Petco Park

Becky G, known for effortlessly blending hardcore rap with catchy pop in both English and Spanish, rose to fame with her 2014 hit “Shower.” She continued to dominate the Latin music scene with hits like “Mayores” and her 2019 debut album Mala Santa. In 2022, she released her sophomore album Esquemas, followed by Esquinas in 2023, celebrating her roots in Regional Mexican music.

Latto – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Latto, an Atlanta rapper, gained fame with her 2019 hit “B*tch from Da Souf” and 2020’s Queen of Da Souf. Her 2022 album 777 reached the Billboard Top 15, and she earned a 2023 Grammy nomination for Best New Artist.

Post Malone – Petco Park

The Wild Horses Festival is galloping back into town, and it’s bringing a whole stampede of talent with it. Headlining this year’s musical mosaic is none other than the inimitable, irrepressible, and inescapable Post Malone.

Andrea Bocelli – Pechanga Arena

Andrea Bocelli’s 2024 North American tour starts in Pittsburgh, featuring music from his album “A Family Christmas” and other hits. Sponsored by Stifel, the tour includes stops in major cities like Milwaukee and Toronto. Tickets are available on his website and through Gelb Productions.

Jim Brickman: Comfor & Joy – Balboa Theatre

Comfort & Joy showcases Jim Brickman’s heartfelt compositions, emphasizing love and gratitude. His tour promises a captivating Christmas celebration with original holiday classics and beloved seasonal favorites, offering unique and unforgettable experiences.

Heart – Pechanga Arena

Sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson lead Heart, a rock group that rose to fame in the mid-’70s with hits like “Magic Man” and “Barracuda,” later achieving mainstream success in the ’80s with tracks like “Alone.” Their career spans multiple decades, blending progressive rock, hard rock, and folk, culminating in their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013.

Sixpence None The Richer – Belly Up

Sixpence None the Richer, a Texas-based CCM band formed in the early ’90s by guitarist Matt Slocum and vocalist Leigh Nash, gained mainstream success with their 1999 hit “Kiss Me.” They released an album called Lost in Transition in 2012.