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This week’s four San Diego concerts that only a nattering nabob of negativism would miss (opens the original)
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In 2024, England’s Shabaka Hutchings — one of the jazz-and-way-beyond world’s most acclaimed tenor saxophonists of his generation — decided to put aside his tenor sax and focus on playing the flute and the Japanese shakuhachi. This move came two years after he dropped Hutchings and began performing and recording as simply Shabaka. Turning away from saxophone was a bold and unexpected move from this visionary young artist, who had forged a distinctive creative path as the mastermind of Sons of Ke
Robert Plant and Saving Grace repeatedly soared at their sold-out San Diego concert at Humphreys (opens the original)
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It may be a bit too early to be thinking about holiday presents, but here’s one dream gift idea for music fans here in search of a special aural treat: Can Robert Plant and his band, Saving Grace, featuring Suzi Dian, make their San Diego-area performances an annual affair? And can they please bring San Diego Music Hall of Famer Rosie Flores back with them? On Monday night at Humphreys Concerts by the Bay, the former Led Zeppelin singer and his one-woman, four-man group delivered their second sh
San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival to celebrate third year with four concerts, three of them free (opens the original)
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The San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival, which celebrates its third anniversary next week, is not the only jazz festival in the world to offer free admission to most of its events. Nor is it the only one to boast a talent-packed lineup of artists, including several multiple-Grammy Award winners, from nearly a dozen countries. Danilo Perez, a multi-Grammy-winner, will team with San Diego and Tijuana jazz musicians at border-leaping fest But this festival appears to be the first anywhere
Danilo Perez, a multi-Grammy-winner, will team with San Diego and Tijuana jazz musicians at border-leaping fest (opens the original)
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Acclaimed pianist, composer, educator and bandleader Danilo Pérez is not the only performer at the 2026 San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival who is a multi-Grammy Award-winner. That’s a distinction he shares with drum drynamo Brian Blade, with whom he performed in the saxophone giant Wayne Shorter’s quartet for 23 years. And Pérez is not the only festival performer who hails from Panama, a distinction he shares with at least one member of the San Diego-based group Charlie Chávez y su Af
This week’s San Diego concerts that only a hermit might want to miss! (opens the original)
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If patience is indeed a virtue, Erykah Badu is surely one of the most virtuous artists in any musical genre. Rather than rush her work — or her muse — this five-time Grammy Award-winner makes albums only when she feels truly ready. That is why Badu has released only three albums since 2008’s “New Amerykah Part Two (Return of the Ankh),” and why her newest, this year’s “Before the World Blows: The Abi and Alan Experiment,” is her first in 11 years. But her slow, carefully measured recorded output
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