Top Concerts in San Diego This Week

Zolita: The Queen Of Hearts Tour

Doors 7 PM

Zolita, aka Zoë Hoetzel, is a pop sensation who’s revived the art of narrative music videos. This NYU film grad turned queer pop icon crafts catchy tunes and mini-movies that have gone viral. From “Explosion” to “Queen of Hearts,” she’s built a loyal fanbase with her DIY approach and unapologetically sapphic storytelling.

Dan and Phil: Terrible Influence – Civic Theatre

Show 8 PM

Internet sensations Dan and Phil are hitting the stage with a no-holds-barred new show. They’re older, wiser, and ready to spill the tea on everything from scandalous stories to social media critiques. Expect laughs, community vibes, and a touch of self-roasting. Don’t miss this chance to see them live before Dan potentially vanishes again!

Marc E. Bassy & Skizzy Mars Present: Folk Heroes North America 2024 – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Marc E. Bassy, known for his soulful voice and introspective lyrics, joins Skizzy Mars, whose indie-rap sound mixes catchy hooks with witty, introspective verses. Together, they bring an unforgettable fusion of genres and storytelling to the stage.

Randall King – Moonshine Beach

Show 8 PM

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.

Becky Robinson: She Gone Tour – Balboa Theatre

Show 8 PM

Becky Robinson, a Portland-born, LA-based LGBTQ+ comedian, is a multi-talented force in entertainment. Known for viral character sketches like the “Entitled Housewife,” she’s toured nationally with sold-out shows. Becky’s also a voice actor for major studios and starred on MTV’s “Wild ‘N Out.” Catch her new tour, “The She Gone Tour,” in 2023.

Less Than Jake: Final Visit To Rockview 2024 – The Observatory North Park

Show 6:30 PM

Less Than Jake, formed in ’92, evolved from punk-pop to ska-punk with a quirky Pez obsession. These Gainesville natives hit it big with 2003’s “Anthem.” They’ve kept the ska flame burning through lineup changes, label switches, and even started their own label. Still rocking after 30 years, they dropped “Silver Linings” in 2020.

David Nail – Moonshine Flats

Show 8:30 PM

David Nail, a respected name in country music, stands out for his raw honesty. He’s penned multiple hits and wowed critics with his powerful vocals. Nail’s not afraid to tackle tough topics like depression in his music, staying true to himself while building a solid career on Music Row.

Boogarins – Casbah

Doors 7:30 PM, Show 8:30 PM

Boogarins is a Brazilian psychedelic rock band born from high school friends Fernando Almeida and Benke Ferraz’s basement jams. They blend ’60s Tropicalia vibes with modern indie-psych flair. From DIY beginnings to international tours, they’ve released vibrant albums like “La Vem a Morte” and “Sombrou Dúvida,” surprising fans with their evolving, experimental sound.

Hiss Golden Messenger – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

M.C. Taylor, the heart of Hiss Golden Messenger, crafted his breakthrough album “Bad Debt” at his kitchen table in 2010. This intimate collection, recorded on cassette with just voice and guitar, became a cult favorite. From trunk sales to Grammy nods, it paved the way for Taylor’s critically acclaimed career.

Jesus Gonzalez – Music Box

Doors 7 PM, Show 7:30 PM

San Diego’s Jesus Gonzalez is a musical magician who weaves nature, poetry, and life’s wonders into his tunes. With a looper as his sidekick, he crafts soul-stirring harmonies and lush soundscapes that’ll have you vibing to the rhythm of existence. As he puts it, his music’s basically shouting, “Can you believe we’re all here?!”

Troye Sivan & Charli XCX – Viejas Arena

Doors 6:30 PM, Show 7:30 PM

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.

Street Mob Tour: CHINO PACAS, CALLE 24, CLAVE ESPECIAL & MORE! – The Observatory North Park

Show 7 PM

Get ready for an electrifying night as the Street Mob Tour hits San Diego! Featuring top regional Mexican acts like CHINO PACAS, CALLE 24, and CLAVE ESPECIAL, this event promises high-energy performances that celebrate urban and regional music fusion.

Sammy Rae and The Friends – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Show 7:30 PM

Sammy Rae & The Friends blend classic rock, folk, funk, soul, and jazz into a unique sound that’s rapidly gaining fans. From NYC clubs to major festivals like Bonnaroo, they’ve built a movement through word-of-mouth. With two EPs under their belt, they’re set to drop their debut album in September 2024. Don’t miss their single “We Made It”!

Emo Nite – Casbah

Doors 9 PM

Emo Nite is a wildly popular party-turned-phenomenon started by friends Morgan Freed and T.J. Petracca in 2014. It transformed “emo” from a joke into a celebrated music scene, featuring surprise performances by big names and creating a tight-knit community. Now a multi-city event, it’s keeping emo culture alive and thriving.

Atsuko Okatsuka: Full Grown Tour – Balboa Theatre

Show 7 PM

Atsuko Okatsuka, a Japanese-born, LA-based comedian, is taking the comedy world by storm. Her HBO special “The Intruder” was a critical hit, and she’s wowing audiences on her global “Full Grown” tour. From late-night TV to viral TikTok challenges with her grandma, Atsuko’s unique perspective and bowl cut are unforgettable.

JVNA – Nova SD

Doors 10 PM

JVNA, a California-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, blends electronic pop with classical training. From Twitch streams to sold-out tours, she’s known for mixing light and dark sounds with personal lyrics. Her debut album, “Hope and Chaos,” showcases her diverse style, from future bass to psytrance, all while pushing her vocal performances to new heights.

Baby Bugs & Solya

Doors 7 PM

Baby Bugs brings a unique blend of alt-pop with emotional, raw lyrics and catchy hooks, while Solya captivates audiences with a soulful, genre-blending sound that fuses pop, electronic, and indie influences. Together, they promise an eclectic and dynamic live music experience.

Show Me The Body – SOMA San Diego

Doors 6 PM

Show Me the Body is a hardcore trio from NYC with a unique twist – they mix banjo and electronic samples into their intense sound. These musical activists fight for their community and city’s underground scene. From DIY beginnings to critically acclaimed albums, they’ve made waves with their politically charged tunes and community-focused Corpus project.

Groundation – Belly Up

Doors 8:30 PM, Show 9 PM

Groundation, formed in ’98 by Harrison Stafford, blends reggae with jazz fusion for a unique roots sound. This California-born band has rocked global stages, dropped ten acclaimed albums, and collaborated with reggae legends. From university roots to Grammy-worthy tunes, they’re keeping reggae fresh with each release, including 2022’s “One Rock.”

Ocie Elliott – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Ocie Elliott, the Canadian duo of Jon Middleton and Sierra Lundy, blends gentle acoustics with heavenly harmonies. Born from a chance café encounter, they’ve quickly risen to fame with their debut album and quirky car-recorded videos. Their love-inspired tunes have even graced “Grey’s Anatomy.” Talk about a musical match made in Victoria!

Inner Wave – Music Box

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

LA-based Inner Wave, formed by middle school pals, has been rocking for 15 years. Their blend of electronic, soul, and garage-rock vibes keeps evolving. Despite pandemic setbacks, they’ve dropped three albums, with “Apoptosis” marking their fourth. Fun fact: These music nerds practice relentlessly, calling themselves a “musical tank”!

Brooks Nielsen – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Brooks Nielsen, frontman of The Growlers, is celebrating the 10th anniversary of their album “Chinese Fountain” with a solo tour. Known for marathon live shows, he’s blending Growlers classics with solo material from his debut, “One Match Left,” and recent EPs. His new singles hint at an upcoming album, “A Ride I’m Waiting For.”

Rachel Horter – Moonshine Flats

Doors 8 PM

Rachel Horter, a Nashville-based singer-songwriter, blends country with R&B and soul. This Kentucky native’s performed at iconic venues, toured Germany, and even opened for Loretta Lynn. With songs featured in Hallmark movies and a popular YouTube channel, Rachel’s making waves. Check out her debut EP, “Lucky,” and lead single, “How Lucky,” for a taste of her talent.

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

Show 8 PM

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.

Dillon Francis & Good Times Ahead – Nova SD

Doors 10 PM

Dillon Francis, a versatile electronic music producer, has been shaking up the dance scene for over a decade. Known for his genre-bending hits and collaborations, he’s also ventured into clothing design and TV production. His latest album, inspired by lockdown reflections, delivers euphoric house tracks designed to make people smile through tough times.

Kany García: García Tour 2024 – The Magnolia

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Kany García, a Puerto Rican Latin pop powerhouse, has been rocking the charts since 2007. Known for her genre-blending style and powerful vocals, she’s tackled themes from love to social issues. With multiple Latin Grammys and hit albums like “Limonada” and “Soy Yo,” García continues to evolve, most recently with her 2024 album “GARCÍA.”

Laura Ramoso: Sit Up Straight Tour – Balboa Theatre

Show 7:30 PM

Character comedian Laura Ramoso invites you over for dinner with German Mom, Italian Dad, and more in this fast-paced, laugh-out-loud tour de force. Just remember to keep your elbows off the table.

Lola Young – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Lola Young, a South East London R&B star, blends smoky vocals with mature songwriting, drawing comparisons to Amy Winehouse and Adele. This BRIT School grad hit it big with a Christmas ad cover and a BRITs Rising Star nod. Her debut album dropped in 2023, quickly followed by 2024’s fiery “This Wasn’t Meant for You Anyway.”

Clint Black: 35th Anniversary of Killin’ Time Tour – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Show 7:30 PM

Clint Black, a country music legend, has been rocking the scene since his 1989 debut “Killin’ Time.” With 22 #1 singles, 20 million records sold, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, he’s a true icon. His 12th studio album, “Out of Sane,” dropped in 2020, blending traditional and modern country sounds.

The Black Dahlia Murder & Dying Fetus: Beg To Serve Tour 2024 – The Observatory North Park

Show 5:30 PM

The Black Dahlia Murder delivers a mix of melodic death metal and blistering riffs, known for their technical precision and relentless energy. Dying Fetus combines brutal death metal with political themes and complex compositions characterized by crushing breakdowns and aggressive vocals.

Babe Rainbow – Music Box

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Babe Rainbow, an Aussie psych-rock outfit, blends folksy vibes with trippy summer sounds. Their latest, “Fresh As A Head of Lettuce,” cranks up the tempo and throws in some exotic twists. From soulful love songs to upbeat jungle-inspired tunes, they’re all about emotional, fun, and vintage-flavored rock with a modern twist.

The English Beat – The Sound

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Dave Wakeling, the friendly face of ska, rocked the ’80s with The English Beat and General Public. This Birmingham lad-turned-California dude blends catchy tunes with social consciousness. From chart-toppers to Greenpeace, Dave’s kept the ska flame burning for decades. Now a “legacy artist,” he’s still spreading love and unity through music.

Cole Chaney – Casbah

Doors 7:30 PM, Show 8:30 PM

Cole Chaney, a 20-something country artist from Kentucky, blends rock and roll energy with working-class anthems. His debut album “Mercy” has critics raving, and he’s already toured with big names and played legendary venues. While drawing comparisons to Kentucky greats, Cole’s aiming to craft his own unique sound and storytelling style.

Saturdays at your place – House of Blues

Doors 6:30 PM

Saturdays At Your Place, an emo trio from Kalamazoo, MI, hit the scene with their 2023 EP ‘always cloudy’. These young rockers blend intimate lyrics with punchy instrumentals and twinkly guitar riffs, creating a uniquely personal sound. Their refined style on the six-track EP has fans buzzing for more.

Maria Romano – Parq Nightclub

Show 10 PM

Maria Romano, a Pittsburgh native turned Vegas DJ sensation, started spinning at 11 and never looked back. She’s rocked venues from NYC to Chicago and now holds residencies at top Vegas spots like Drai’s and Omnia. With gigs at the Latin Grammys and Life is Beautiful festival, Maria’s open-format style is taking the music world by storm.

Paco Versailles – Lou Lou’s Jungle Room

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Paco Versailles is a unique duo blending flamenco guitar with disco-pop, dubbed “Dancemenco.” Born from Venice Beach parties, Ryan Merchant and flamenco virtuoso Vahagni Aryan have sold out shows across the Americas. Named after influences Paco De Lucia and French electronic artists, they’re set to drop their third album, “Olé Maca,” in September 2024.

Rachel Horter – Moonshine Flats

Doors 8 PM

Rachel Horter, a Nashville-based singer-songwriter, blends country with R&B and soul. This Kentucky native’s performed at iconic venues, toured Germany, and even opened for Loretta Lynn. With songs featured in Hallmark movies and a popular YouTube channel, Rachel’s making waves. Check out her debut EP, “Lucky,” and lead single, “How Lucky,” for a taste of her talent.

Don Toliver – Parq Nightclub

Doors 10 PM

Houston’s Don Toliver blends rap and R&B for a unique trap sound. He shot to fame with Travis Scott’s “Can’t Say” in 2018 and hasn’t slowed down since. Signed to Scott’s Cactus Jack label, Toliver’s dropped hit albums like “Heaven or Hell” and “Love Sick.” His latest, “Hardstone Psycho,” just hit number three on Billboard.

Moon Hooch – Music Box

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Moon Hooch, a horn-and-percussion trio from NYC, rocketed from subway platforms to global stages since 2010. Their unique blend of jazz, electronic, and funk creates an explosive sound they call “cave music.” Known for unconventional techniques and eco-consciousness, these guys turn concerts into mind-bending, dance-inducing experiences. Talk about subway to stardom!

Chris Botti – Balboa Theatre

Show 7 PM

Chris Botti, a Grammy-winning trumpet maestro, has collaborated with music’s biggest names, from Sting and Lady Gaga to Frank Sinatra. This versatile artist has wowed audiences at prestigious venues worldwide, including Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House. Botti’s smooth jazz sound blends effortlessly with pop, classical, and everything in between.

Two Dykes and a Mic – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

“Two Dykes and a Mic” is a hilarious weekly podcast and live show hosted by comedians McKenzie Goodwin and Rachel Scanlon. These BFFs serve up queer joy with segments like “Gay News,” “Ask a Dyke,” and “Bumble Fumbles.” From LA’s “Norah Jones of comedy” to Minnesota’s high-energy star, this duo’s got your laugh fix covered!

Atlas Genius + Robert DeLong – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Atlas Genius, known for hits like “Trojans,” delivers infectious, guitar-driven indie pop, while Robert DeLong blends electronic beats with live instrumentation for an immersive, genre-bending performance. Together, they promise an energetic, unforgettable live show.

Weston Estate – Music Box

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

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.

Prince Daddy & the Hyena – House of Blues

Doors 6:30 PM

Albany’s Prince Daddy & the Hyena burst onto the scene in 2014, mixing dark humor with slacker punk vibes. These guys aren’t afraid to get ambitious, dropping concept albums like “Cosmic Thrill Seekers” and their self-titled 2022 release. With lineup changes and evolving sounds, they’re keeping punk fresh and thoughtful.

The Airborne Toxic Event – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay

Show 7:30 PM

The Airborne Toxic Event burst onto the scene with their 2008 hit “Sometime Around Midnight.” They’ve since rocked festivals like Coachella and even performed with symphony orchestras. Lead singer Mikel Jollett is also a bestselling author. With a mix of indie rock and literary flair, they’re not your average band.

Nada Surf – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Nada Surf, the indie rock veterans, are back with “Moon Mirror,” their debut on New West Records. After 30 years together, Matthew Caws, Daniel Lorca, and Ira Elliot still deliver bittersweet anthems and poetic lyrics. This album tackles love, grief, and hope with the band’s signature mix of wisdom and catchy melodies.

Suki Waterhouse – The Sound

Show 8 PM

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.”

Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Ben Harper, a musical chameleon, has been rocking the world since 1969. With 18 studio albums and three Grammys under his belt, he fearlessly blends genres from folk to funk. He’s collaborated with legends, written for icons, and even jammed with Harry Styles. His latest, “Wide Open Light,” dropped in 2023.

Crumb – The Observatory North Park

Show 7 PM

Crumb, a Brooklyn-based quartet, serves up a dreamy blend of indie pop with jazzy, psychedelic twists. Born from college connections, they’ve evolved from EPs to full albums like “Jinx” and “Ice Melt.” Their unique sound keeps morphing, with 2024’s “Amama” showcasing more energetic vibes. These indie darlings are definitely ones to watch!

Rain City Drive – SOMA San Diego

Doors 6 PM

Rain City Drive is a Florida-based alt-rock band with post-hardcore roots and pop ambitions. Known for their arena-ready anthems and killer live shows, they’ve toured with big names and racked up millions of streams. With a serendipitous formation story and a former TV singing contestant as their frontman, they’re making waves in the rock scene.

Maxwell – Viejas Arena

Doors 6 PM, Show 7 PM

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.

Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Ben Harper, a musical chameleon, has been rocking the world since 1969. With 18 studio albums and 3 Grammys under his belt, he fearlessly blends genres from folk to funk. He’s collaborated with legends, written for icons, and even jammed with Harry Styles. His latest, “Wide Open Light,” dropped in 2023.

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.

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.

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.

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.

DJ QUIK with Soul Spittaz, R. Lopz, Damn Daniel, Freestyles – Music Box

DJ Quik, the Compton-born rap legend, burst onto the scene in the early ’90s with his unique blend of rap and funk-inspired beats. He’s not just a rapper but a killer producer too. His debut album “Quik Is the Name” went platinum, and he’s been dropping gold records and producing hits for other artists ever since.

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 meet 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.

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.

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.

R&B Royalty Featuring Mario, Lloyd, Keri Hilson and Jon B – Frontwave Arena

R&B legends Mario, Lloyd, Keri Hilson, and Jon B. unite for a night of soulful hits. Expect Mario’s smooth vocals, Lloyd’s signature sound, Keri Hilson’s powerful anthems, and Jon B.’s classic ballads, delivering a nostalgic blend of R&B magic.

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy’s Wild & Swingin’ Holiday Party – Balboa Theatre

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, the cool cats of neo-swing, burst onto the ’90s scene with their retro sound and style. These zoot-suited musicians helped revive swing for a new generation, even appearing in the film “Swingers.” While the swing craze faded, BBVD kept grooving, deepening their jazz roots and touring like mad.

Tom Segura: Come Together – Pechanga Arena

Tom Segura is a comedy heavyweight with a knack for storytelling. He’s crushed it on Netflix with five specials, including the #1 hit “Sledgehammer.” When he’s not touring or writing bestsellers, he’s cracking up millions with his podcasts like “Your Mom’s House.” Segura’s comedy? It’s as real as it gets.

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.

Whitney Cummings: Big Baby – The Magnolia

Whitney Cummings is a comedy powerhouse who’s done it all – stand-up, acting, writing, producing, and directing. Creator of “Whitney” and co-creator of “2 Broke Girls,” she’s also killing it with her podcast “Good for You.” From Netflix specials to big-screen flicks, Whitney’s sharp wit keeps fans laughing. Plus, she’s a total animal lover!

Los Tigres del Norte – Pechanga Arena

Los Tigres del Norte are the kings of Regional Mexican music, dominating Latin charts for decades. These Grammy-winning legends have sold 37 million albums, scored countless #1 hits, and are known as “the voice of the people.” From packed stadiums to social activism, Los Tigres keep pushing boundaries and telling powerful stories through music.

Faye Webster – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

Atlanta’s Faye Webster has been shaking up the indie scene since her teens. From country-tinged beginnings to rap collectives, she’s carved a unique path. Her albums blend indie folk, R&B, and pop, earning her spots on Billboard charts. Her latest, “Underdressed at the Symphony,” showcases her evolving sound with lush orchestral arrangements and surprising collaborations.

Leslie Odom, Jr.: The Christmas Tour – Jacobs Music Center

Leslie Odom, Jr. is a multi-talented star who’s conquered Broadway, TV, film, and music. From his Tony-winning role in “Hamilton” to Oscar nods for “One Night in Miami,” he’s a true triple threat. He’s also a bestselling author and Grammy-winning recording artist. Catch him in “Purlie Victorious” on Broadway or his latest album “When A Crooner Dies.”

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: Comfort & 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.

Maverick City Music – Pechanga Arena

Maverick City is shaking up Christian music, blending CCM and Gospel to amplify diverse voices often sidelined in church music. They’re not just about diversity for show – it’s about bringing together believers from all walks of life. Their mission? Reshaping the world through powerful, inclusive gospel tunes.

Social Distortion – The Observatory North Park

Social Distortion, the punk rock survivors from L.A., have been kicking out their gritty blend of punk, rockabilly, and blues since 1978. Led by the tough-as-nails Mike Ness, they’ve weathered lineup changes, addiction, and the fickle music scene. Their hard-hitting sound and Cash-inspired covers have earned them a dedicated fanbase and MTV airplay.

Yachtley Crew – The Sound

Ahoy, music lovers! Yachtley Crew is sailing the seas of 70s and 80s soft rock, bringing yacht rock to harbors nationwide. With cheeky nautical names and a knack for covers, these seafaring minstrels are making waves. They might even surprise you with special guests or their original tune, “Sex on the Beach”!

Lea Salonga – Balboa Theater

Lea Salonga, a powerhouse Filipino singer-actress, conquered Broadway with her Tony-winning role in Miss Saigon. She’s the voice behind Disney princesses Jasmine and Mulan and a chart-topping recording artist. Fun fact: She’s the first Asian woman to win a Tony! Still rocking stages worldwide, Lea’s talent knows no bounds.

Jeff Arcuri: Whole Wide World Tour – The Magnolia

Jeff Arcuri, nicknamed the “Joke Machine,” is a rising star in stand-up comedy. This Michigan native traded his cell phone store gig for the spotlight in Chicago’s comedy scene. Catch him cracking up crowds at top venues like The Laugh Factory and Zanies. Talk about a career upgrade!

Harlem Globetrotters World Tour 2025 – Pechanga Arena

The Harlem Globetrotters World Tour 2025 brings their iconic mix of jaw-dropping basketball skills, comedy, and showmanship to arenas around the globe. Featuring dazzling dunks, incredible ball handling, and crowd interaction, the Globetrotters deliver a family-friendly experience that’s fun for all ages.

Air Supply – Harrah’s Resort SoCal

Air Supply, the British-Australian duo of Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock, has been serving up soft rock hits since 1975. With chart-toppers like “All Out of Love” and “Here I Am,” these music legends are still going strong after 50 years, bringing ’80s nostalgia to fans worldwide.

R.E.S.P.E.C.T.: A Celebration of the Music of Aretha Franklin – Balboa Theatre

“R.E.S.P.E.C.T.” is a dynamic tribute concert celebrating Aretha Franklin’s legacy, featuring live performances of her most iconic songs. The show honors the Queen of Soul’s influence on music, culture, and civil rights, bringing her timeless hits to life on stage.

Brad Williams: The Growth Spurt Tour – The Magnolia

Brad Williams is a comedy powerhouse taking the stand-up world by storm. From late-night TV to Netflix specials, this “Fun Size” comedian packs a big punch. He’s even made history as the first comic to headline a Cirque du Soleil show! With sold-out gigs everywhere, Brad’s proving laughter truly comes in all sizes.

Jerry Seinfeld / Jim Gaffigan – Pechanga Arena

Known for their sharp wit and relatable humor, Seinfeld and Gaffigan deliver a night of non-stop laughs, blending Seinfeld’s observational humor with Gaffigan’s signature takes on family life and everyday absurdities. It’s a must-see event for comedy lovers!

Andy Grammer: Monster Tour – The Magnolia

Andy Grammer, a multi-platinum pop-soul artist, rose to fame with hits like “Keep Your Head Up” and “Honey, I’m Good.” From street performer to chart-topper, this LA native’s catchy tunes and positive vibes have earned him a solid spot in the music scene. Fun fact: His dad’s a children’s music artist!

Dean Lewis: The Epilogue World Tour – The Sound

Aussie singer-songwriter Dean Lewis hit it big with his emotional tune “Be Alright.” This guitar-playing talent crafts heartfelt pop songs that’ll tug at your heartstrings. With chart-topping albums and billions of streams, Dean’s raw, honest lyrics have struck a chord with fans worldwide. Talk about musical therapy!

Morgan Jay: This One’s For You Tour – The Magnolia

Morgan Jay is a multi-talented LA-based performer who’s killing it in both music and comedy. This award-winning stand-up has graced TV screens and major festivals, even snagging a spot as a Just For Laughs New Face. Catch his hilarious acts on social media or his YouTube comedy specials!

HaAsh – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Sisters Hanna and Ashley Perez Moza, aka HaAsh, are a dynamic duo from Louisiana who’ve been rocking the Latin pop scene since their teens. From church choir to Sony Music stars, these ladies blend pop, rock, and country for a unique sound. With platinum albums and viral hits, HaAsh keeps fans coming back for more!