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Q&A: Agent 51 brings 'old man punk angst' to Capital of Craft's return to Broadway Pier (opens the original)
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The San Diego Brewers Guild’s flagship beer festival is returning to downtown’s Broadway Pier, where it was last held in 2017. Now known as the Capital of Craft Beer Festival, Saturday’s event will feature unlimited sampling of more than 65 local craft beers, food vendors, an arts and crafts marketplace and live music from Poway punkers Agent 51 and 80s Resurrection, a new wave cover band presented by Dead Man’s Party. Participating breweries include local favorites Pizza Port, Belching Beaver a
Muse blends new music, fan favorites at amped-up Chula Vista show (opens the original)
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Few legacy bands can get away with performing five songs from their newest album without disappointing concertgoers. Yet, that’s exactly what Muse did when the English power trio brought “The Wow! Signal Tour” to North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre in Chula Vista. Typically, hearing “And here’s a new one” from the stage cues a bathroom break, but not only were fans not disappointed, they cheered because the new songs held their own beside the band’s best material. Muse opened with “Interlude”
After decades on stage, PiL frontman John Lydon hasn't mellowed a bit. He talks about why (opens the original)
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Contrary to most bands that have been around for nearly five decades, Public Image Ltd (PiL) isn’t trying to sell seats on its current North American tour by calling it a farewell. In fact, it’s doing the opposite: branding the current run “This Is Not… The Last PiL Tour” — a wink to the post-punk group’s 1984 hit “This Is Not a Love Song.” Following last year’s string of shows in the UK and Europe, this is PiL’s first North American tour in eight years. With just 24 dates over the next two mont
What's in a name? The Tourmaliners lift spirits through surf music, but needed a little push to get there (opens the original)
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Deven Berryhill, founder and guitarist of Pacific Beach-based surf rock band The Tourmaliners, can probably thank a photographer and the owner of a Linda Vista bar not only for his group’s name but perhaps even for launching its career. As one might expect, the quartet, performing Friday night at Tiki Oasis, took its name from PB’s popular Tourmaline Surfing Park. But the story behind the name has a few more twists and turns. Eight years ago, photographer Howard Fincher could often be found hove
Encinitas’ almost monday catches next big wave with sophomore album, headlining tour (opens the original)
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San Diego indie-pop trio almost monday has been riding a wave of success since its 2024 debut album, “DIVE” launched the No. 1 alternative radio hit “can’t slow down.” But not long ago, the band was trying to make a name for itself by booking gigs in the back of an Encinitas surf shop. Growing up together in the beach community, vocalist Dawson Daugherty and bassist Luke Fabry have been inseparable since childhood. “Every single chapter of our life, we’ve been intertwined together,” Daugherty sa
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