INDULGENCES monthly events
May
Music
May 5 Jazz in North Park
Lyric Opera San Diego’s series of jazz concerts, titled “Jazz in North Park,” continues at the Birch North Park Theatre with the San Diego debut of the Graham Dechter Quartet. Tickets available by calling 619.239.8836.
May 14 Channel 933 Summer Kick-Off Concert
Sing and dance to some of today’s hottest artists at the Channel 933 Summer Kick Off Show. The concert begins at 6:00 p.m. at Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre. Those sched- uled to perform include Usher, Justin Bieber, Akon, Ke$ha, and Jason Derulo. Dial 619.671.3520 for ticket details.
May 15
LISA LISA
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS KLYMAXX
& DEBBIE DEB
Lisa Lisa is the voice behind some of the 1980s most memorable songs. This month at Viejas Casino’s DreamCatcher Venue, fans will have the opportunity to watch her once again rock the stage and perform her classic hits such as “I Wonder if I Take You Home,” “Can You Feel the Beat,” “All Cried Out,” “Head to Toe” and “Lost in Emotion.” Go to
viejas.com for complete details.
May 21 Jordin Sparks with Kate Voegele
Dynamic songstress, chart-topper and American Idol win- ner Jordin Sparks pays a visit to San Diego’s House of Blues during her “Battlefield Tour” of the United States. For ticket information and more dial 619.299.2583.
May 21 – 23 Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto: A Jacobs’ Masterworks Concert
San Diego Symphony’s Jacob Masterworks series will
Theatre
May 1 – June 6
The Taming of the Shrew
Intrepid Shakespeare Company presents a bold and socially relevant interpretation of the laugh out loud, physical, fantastically funny, farcical comedy The Taming of the Shrew. One of Shakespeare’s classic tales, it is at its heart, a play about a woman who finds love (almost against her will) and through that love, finds herself. Visit
intrepidshakespeare.com for more details.
May 23
THE EAGLES
Rock ‘n’ Roll legends The Eagles are landing in San Diego this month. The band, whose Eagles: Their Greatest Hits, 1971-75 is the top-selling rock album of all time, will perform May 23 at Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre. Phone 619.671.3520 for further details.
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May 6 – June 27
FOOTLOOSE
“Let’s hear it for the boy!” Based on the 1984 smash hit movie starring Kevin Bacon, this high-energy musical tells the story of a big city kid who moves to a small town and shakes up the status quo. Performances at the Welk Resort Theatre in Escondido will be held through June 27. To see one, phone 888.802.7469.
May 7 – June 5
GAM3RS /the play
GAM3RS /the play, the one-man comedy that hilariously captured the identity crisis of gaming geeks around the globe, is back for its first official run in San Diego. If you saw the short version of the play and always wanted to see the full-length version, or you already saw the long version but want to see another performance with some
wrap up 2010 with an incredible all-Tchaikovsky season finale featuring the astounding young Armenian violinist Sergey Khachatryan. Performances will be held at Copley Symphony Hall. To reserve your seats, call 619.235.0804.
May 28 Heart
Heart has sold 30 million records, had 21 top 40 hits, sold-out arenas worldwide and inspired a generation of rockers. The duo returns to Harrah’s Rincon Casino’s Open Sky Theater this month. To experience the legend of sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson as they perform their hits “Crazy on You,” “Barracuda,” “Magic Man” and more, visit
harrahsrincon.com.
June 2 Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers with Joe Cocker
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are still going strong after more than 30 years and the bands concert tickets are always a hot item. Their hits are impressive—from “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around” to “Learning to Fly” to “Mary Jane’s Last Dance.” The band along with Joe Cocker will perform under the stars at the Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre. Dial 619.671.3520 for concert details and more.
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