Top Concerts in San Diego This Week

Tornillo “Estilo Fino Tour” with Special Guest Razz – The Observatory North Park

Show 7 PM

Mexican rapper El Tornillo blends hip-hop with cumbia and his signature neighing vocals, plus accordion skills he’s had since childhood. Discovered by Santa Fe Klan in 2021, this young artist quickly dropped dozens of hits and two albums, becoming his mentor’s go-to wingman on stage.

Kai Wachi – Nova SD

Doors 10 PM

Boise-born Kai Wachi blends bass music with hip-hop for a unique hybrid sound, earning support from EDM giants like Excision and NGHTMRE. His debut album “DEMIGOD” showcased collaborations with Famous Dex and Sullivan King, while his dynamic performances have made him a festival favorite from EDC Vegas to Lost Lands.

Blackberry Smoke – Humphreys Concerts By the Bay

Doors 7 PM, Show 7:30 PM

Georgia’s Blackberry Smoke has spent 20 years crafting authentic Southern rock, blending country, blues, and rock traditions. Working with producer Dave Cobb, their album “You Hear Georgia” celebrates their roots while challenging Southern stereotypes. The band’s staying power shows in their four top-10 Billboard country albums and tours with legends like ZZ Top.

Breakbot – Music Box

Doors 8 PM, Show 9 PM

Breakbot, led by French producer Thibaut Berland and vocalist Irfane, crafts a stylish fusion of funk, disco, and house music. After making waves with remixes for Justice and others in the late 2000s, they landed on Ed Banger Records. Fun fact: they recorded their 2016 album “Still Waters” in Berland’s brother’s studio, channeling influences like Prince and Michael Jackson!

Landon Conrath – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Former drummer Landon Conrath unexpectedly found his voice as a Minneapolis indie-pop artist after sharing a song at a pool party. Since his 2020 debut, his honest lyrics and glistening guitar hooks have gone viral on Spotify, all while navigating graduation, love, and a record deal during the pandemic.

Oliver Tree – Nova SD

Doors 10 PM

Santa Cruz’s Oliver Tree defies categorization, blending pop and alternative music with performance art, comedy, and mock reality TV. This internet-era polymath crafts unpredictable 4-minute masterpieces that make audiences laugh, cry, or squirm – all while challenging traditional boundaries between entertainment and art.

Lyfe Jennings 20th Anniversary Tour – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

R&B singer-guitarist Lyfe Jennings turned his life around after a decade in prison, winning over Apollo Theater’s tough crowd with raw authenticity. His self-produced blend of love songs and social commentary led to gold records and R&B hits from 2004’s “Lyfe 268-192” (his inmate number) through 2019’s “777.”

Mago De Oz: Feliz No Cumpleaños Tour – The Observatory North Park

Show 7 PM

Madrid’s Mägo de Oz blends Celtic folk with metal to create playful rock operas since 1989. Known for their quirky take on fantasy and literature (yes, their name means “Wizard of Oz”!), they’ve rocked everything from dystopian epics to Spanish history, with hits like “Diabulus in Opera” earning global acclaim.

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

Show 7:30 PM

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.

bodie and gio.: The Happy To Be Here With Nobody Else Tour – House of Blues

Doors 6:15

bodie and gio. blend indie pop with folk and soul, crafting songs that resonate with raw emotion and lyrical honesty. Known for their heartfelt performances and close harmonies, they create music that feels deeply personal yet universally relatable.

Tinzo + Jojo – Music Box

Doors 10 PM

Siblings Tinzo and Jojo Lorenzo run New York’s Book Club Radio, blending their talents as DJs and creators. While Tinzo brings queer-influenced electronic and soul beats, Jojo combines their award-winning documentary expertise with dancefloor-ready mixing skills in Brooklyn.

Graham Nancarrow – Moonshine Flats

Doors 8 PM

San Diego native Graham Nancarrow has grown from local award-winner to Nashville notable, earning SiriusXM play and sharing stages with Miranda Lambert. His music spans country and Americana, with his Spanish-language track “Solamente” finding global streaming success after relocating to Music City in 2017.

April and The Funk Junkies – Belly Up

Doors 5 PM, Show 5:30 PM

San Diego’s April and the Funk Junkies bring serious credentials to the dance floor, with members who’ve backed Stevie Wonder and George Clinton. Led by April Mosebrook, these Belly Up Battle champions blend funk, soul, and disco from the ’60s to today, making them a go-to party band for every occasion.

Dia De Los Deftones 2024 – Petco Park

Show 3:30 PM

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.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Ward – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

Show 6:30 PM

Australian psychedelic rockers King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have released an astounding 26 albums since forming, with 13 hitting their homeland’s Top 20. Their innovative sound and prolific output have spawned a devoted global fanbase who’ve created their own cultural universe: “The Gizzverse.”

Joel Corry – Nova SD

Doors 10 PM

London’s Joel Corry evolved from UK garage scene DJ to chart-topping producer, influenced by legends like Todd Edwards and DJ EZ. His breakthrough came with 2019’s Platinum single “Sorry,” followed by “Lonely” and his six-week #1 hit “Head & Heart” featuring MNEK, which became 2020’s longest-running consecutive chart-topper.

Freestyle Explosion – Frontwave Arena

Show 7:30 PM

Freestyle Explosion features a legendary lineup of freestyle music icons, including Stevie B, Lisa Lisa, Exposé, Shannon, Connie, Lime, Will To Power, Pretty Poison, and Nocera. These artists are celebrated for their classic hits from the 80s and 90s freestyle era.

Ana Bárbara: “La Reina Grupera Tour” – The Magnolia

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Mexican superstar Ana Bárbara earned her “Queen of Grupero” crown by modernizing ranchera music with pop elements in the ’90s. Her blend of spellbinding performance style and hits like “No Se Que Voy a Hacer” led to Latin Grammy success and enduring influence in regional Mexican music.

J BOOG – SOMA San Diego

Doors 7 PM

Samoan-American J Boog went from singing Bob Marley songs in Compton to becoming a Hawaiian reggae sensation. Blending R&B, hip-hop, and island vibes, he topped the U.S. reggae charts with “Backyard Boogie” and collaborates with genre legends.

Cimafunk – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Cuban sensation Cimafunk (Erik Rodríguez) traded medical school for music, creating an explosive mix of Afro-Cuban rhythms with funk, soul, and hip-hop. After his 2017 debut “Terapia” caught fire, he’s collaborated with legends like George Clinton and Big Freedia, earning Grammy recognition while bringing Havana’s street culture to global stages.

Benjamin Tod & Lost Dog Street Band – Belly Up

Doors 8 PM, Show 9 PM

Dark country trio Lost Dog Street Band found new life after nearly disbanding in 2022. When Benjamin Tod recorded live for his solo album, he realized he had more songs for the band he’d formed with wife Ashley Mae. Their 2024 album “Survived” captures this revival spirit, recorded live in five days and living up to its redemptive title.

La Santa Cecilia – Music Box

Doors 8 PM, Show 9 PM

Grammy-winning band La Santa Cecilia blends Latin culture with rock and world music, mixing everything from cumbia to klezmer. Led by La Marisoul’s powerful vocals, this Los Angeles group has become the voice of a new bicultural generation, earning both Grammy and Latin Grammy recognition since 2011.

Broadside & Bearings – House of Blues

Doors 6 PM

From Richmond’s Broadside to Ottawa’s Bearings, these young bands are reinventing emotional rock: while Broadside blends danceable pop-punk with relatable lyrics about growing up, earning a Victory Records deal with “Old Bones,” Bearings emerged from college dorms to tour with State Champs and evolve their sound on Pure Noise Records’ “Blue in the Dark.”

Graham Nancarrow – Moonshine Flats

Doors 8 PM

San Diego native Graham Nancarrow has grown from local award-winner to Nashville notable, earning SiriusXM play and sharing stages with Miranda Lambert. His music spans country and Americana, with his Spanish-language track “Solamente” finding global streaming success after relocating to Music City in 2017.

Sofi Tukker – Petco Park

Show 6 PM

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.

vaultboy – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

vaultboy is a singer-songwriter known for his relatable lyrics and catchy, heartfelt melodies. His music blends pop with introspective storytelling, connecting deeply with fans through themes of love, self-discovery, and vulnerability, making each song feel refreshingly authentic.

La Santa Cecilia – Music Box

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Grammy-winning band La Santa Cecilia blends Latin culture with rock and world music, mixing everything from cumbia to klezmer. Led by La Marisoul’s powerful vocals, this Los Angeles group has become the voice of a new bicultural generation, earning both Grammy and Latin Grammy recognition since 2011.

Origami Angel – SOMA San Diego

Doors 6 PM

D.C. duo Origami Angel crafts nostalgic emo-punk exploring lost innocence and digital-age anxiety. Since 2017, Ryland Heagy and Pat Doherty have stayed prolific through pandemic live streams and genre experiments, from their breakthrough “Somewhere City” to 2024’s Will Yip-produced “Feeling Not Found.”

Men At Work – The Sound

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Australian new wave sensations Men at Work rocketed from Melbourne pubs to global stardom in 1982, with hits like “Who Can It Be Now?” and “Down Under” dominating MTV and charts worldwide. After winning the Grammy for Best New Artist and selling millions with their quirky sax-driven sound, the band split in 1985, leaving a lasting mark on ’80s pop culture.

The Fabulous Thunderbirds – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

The Fabulous Thunderbirds have spent over 30 years crafting their unique blend of blues, R&B, and rock ‘n’ roll. Founded in 1974 by Kim Wilson and Jimmie Vaughan, they evolved from Texas blues purists to mainstream hitmakers with “Tuff Enuff.” Today, Wilson keeps their diverse sound alive, carrying Muddy Waters’ blessing and decades of musical tradition.

Willow Avalon – House of Blues

Doors 7 PM

Georgia-born Willow Avalon, daughter of outsider musician Jim White, channels Stevie Nicks-style rock with a modern edge. After leaving home at 15, she found her voice during the pandemic with “Drivin'” and gained attention for her quirky NYC lifestyle (complete with a pet possum!) before releasing two EPs on Atlantic Records in 2024.

Inhaler – SOMA San Diego

Doors 7 PM

Dublin rockers Inhaler, fronted by Bono’s son Elijah Hewson, blend post-punk influences with soaring indie rock. From teenage jam sessions to their chart-topping 2021 debut, “It Won’t Always Be Like This,” they’ve built their own identity through relentless touring and ambitious songcraft.

Billy Bob Thornton & The Boxmasters – Belly Up

Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

Formed in 2007, The Boxmasters blend ’60s rock influences with Americana, led by J.D. Andrew and Bud Thornton. Their 17th album, “Love & Hate In Desperate Places,” brings touring members Kirk McKim and Raymond Hardy into the studio for the first time, creating their heaviest sound yet. From ZZ Top tours to Liverpool’s Cavern Club, they’ve built a cult following across two continents.

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.

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.

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.

Chantel Jefferies – Oxford Social Club

DJ Chantel Jeffries is a multi-talented powerhouse who blends Europop, hip-hop, R&B, and house music. After making waves as a social media sensation and model, she hit the music scene in 2018 with “Wait” featuring Offset. Fun fact: she’s got serious industry connections, having worked with Justin Bieber and The Weeknd.

Banda El Recodo, Conjunto Primavera and Banda Los Recoditos – Frontwave Arena

Celebrate the vibrant rhythms of Banda El Recodo at Frontwave Arena on November 3rd. Banda El Recodo, known as “La Madre de Todas las Bandas,” has been captivating audiences since 1938, blending traditional Mexican sounds with contemporary styles, including jazz and salsa. Expect a performance filled with timeless classics and vibrant energy that showcases their rich musical legacy!

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.

Dylan Barbour + Hannah Godwin – Oxford Social Club

Join “Bachelor in Paradise” alums turned influencers Dylan Barbour and Hannah Godwin as they take over the club to host an unforgettable evening of dancing and good times alongside DJ Lucky Lou. This dynamic duo will bring the crowds, charm, and energy, making Oxford the place to party on a Friday.

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.”

Emo Nite – The Casbah

Emo Nite is marking its 10th anniversary as a cultural phenomenon that’s grown far beyond its musical roots. What started as a dance party has evolved into a nationwide community celebration, now active in over 50 cities. It’s bridged generations of fans, from 90s rock to modern emo, creating spaces where people connect through a shared love of the music and scene. Mainstreaming emo culture has helped the genre reach new heights and audiences.

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, joined by Paul Cauthen, Zach Top, and Vince Neil Emerson

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.

Joyce DiDonato and Kings Return with Craig Terry – The Conrad

Multi-GRAMMY Award-winning mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato joins forces with the dynamic four-piece vocal group Kings Return alongside the brilliant pianist Craig Terry. This special Christmas program promises a delightful blend of sacred and popular repertoire, transporting audiences to a world of joy and wonder. This unforgettable collaboration of world-class talent brings the true spirit of the season to life.

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.

Spanish Harlem Orchestra – The Conrad

The three-time GRAMMY®-winning Spanish Harlem Orchestra is one of the finest music ensembles around. SALSA NAVIDAD is a show dedicated to classic Latino/Spanish music as well as select American Christmas classics done in a Latin/Salsa style. Part of the show features the Puerto Rican Christmas style known as “Aguinaldo,” which reflects the spirit and cultural essence of the Caribbean.

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.

Silverstein: 25 Years Of Noise – House of Blues

Canadian post-hardcore legends Silverstein mark 25 years with an ambitious double album recorded in Joshua Tree. The original lineup, minus one, crafted “Antibloom” and “Pink Moon” in desert isolation, blending their emotional hardcore roots with modern collaborations. Since 2000, they’ve evolved from emo pioneers to billion-stream veterans without losing their authentic edge.

CountryFest – Gallagher Square at Petco Park

Round up your friends for CountryFest 2025! Don’t miss a day of country music featuring Justin Moore, Nate Smith, Warren Zeiders, and Morgan Leigh Band.

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.

Eric Bellinger: The Around The World Tour – House of Blues

Compton’s Eric Bellinger traded a USC football scholarship for music, first hitting it big by writing hits for Chris Brown and Usher. Since his 2014 debut, “The Rebirth,” he’s become one of R&B’s most prolific artists, dropping Grammy-nominated solo albums and collaborations while maintaining his hitmaking pen game for other stars.

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!

Korpiklaani & Ensiferum: FOLKFEST OF THE NORTH – House of Blues

Korpiklaani & Ensiferum: FOLKFEST OF THE NORTH brings together two iconic folk metal bands for an electrifying night of Nordic and Finnish folklore, intense rhythms, and epic tales. Experience the raw energy of folk-inspired metal as Korpiklaani and Ensiferum deliver powerful performances celebrating culture, tradition, and myth onstage.

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!

The Wrecks: INSIDE:OUTSIDE TOUR – House of Blues

L.A.’s The Wrecks turned three secret days in a studio into indie-rock success, with their 2016 hit “Favorite Liar” leading to Paramore tours and Lollapalooza slots. The band’s energetic mix of emo, punk, and melodic rock culminated in their 2020 debut album “Infinitely Ordinary.”