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Saturday, 6pm — Heart of a Child Benefit Concert. $25-$100.
JP’s Pub: Friday, 9pm — Blown Fuse. Free.
Jacobs Music Center: Sunday, 7pm — Dr. Seuss’ The Sneetches.
Joan B. Kroc Theatre: Tuesday, 7pm — San Diego Concert Band. Free.
Kaffee Meister: Friday, 7pm — Sentimental Journey.
Kava Lounge: Thursday, 9pm — Acid Varsity.
Kraken: Thursday, 9pm — Chunk. Friday, 8pm — Ron Shumate Band.
Saturday, 3pm — Flipside Burners. Free. Sunday, 8pm — Cougar Canyon Band. Tuesday, 9pm — Dead McMahon. Wednesday, 8pm — R&B Wednesday.
L’Auberge Del Mar: Friday, 7pm — OttoPilot. Saturday, 7pm — Ryan Hiller.
La Mesa Wine Works: Saturday, 6:30pm — The Jive Bombers.
Lafayette Hotel, Swim Club & Bungalows: Friday, 7pm — Soul Train Revue Dance Contest.
Landing: Friday, 9pm — It’s Never 2L8. Free.
Saturday, 8pm — Nasty Habit. Free.
Leroy’s Kitchen + Lounge: Wednesday, 8pm — Gonzo Trio.
Lestat’s Coffee House: Thursday, 9pm — Howie Day. Friday, 9pm — King Daniel and Caroline Corn. Saturday, 8pm — Sophia Bacino and Courtney Preis.
Loews Coronado Bay Resort: Friday, 8pm — DevvLov. Saturday, 8pm — Omar Velasco.
Loft: Friday, 7pm — Ariel Quartet. $9-$45. Saturday, 8pm — Kei Akagi Trio and Tobin Chodos Quartet.
Lorimar Vineyards Wine Country: Friday, 6pm — Bill Magee Blues Band.
Saturday, 6pm — Al & Brad.
Lorimar Vineyards and Winery Old Town: Friday, 6pm — Jasmine Seek. Sunday, 1pm — Dustin Jake.
Luis Rey Lounge: Friday, 7pm, Saturday, 7pm — All In.
Lyceum Theatre: Monday, noon — Pacific Duo.
Main Stage Bar at Valley View Casino: Thursday, 6pm — Liz Grace & the Swing Thing. Friday, 9pm — The Buckleys. Saturday, 10pm — Caliber. Sunday, 5pm — Soul Pursuaders.
Main Tap Tavern: Thursday, 9pm — Pot1. Saturday, 9pm — Black Market III.
Martinis Above Fourth: Thursday, 8pm — Frenchie Davis. $25-$35. Tuesday, 8pm — La Voix. $25.
Masia de la Vinya: Saturday, noon — Dustin Jake.
Maurice Car’rie Vineyard & Winery: Saturday, 6pm — Black Hat Patsy. Free.
McP’s Irish Pub and Grill: Thursday, 8pm — Ron’s Trio. Friday, 8pm — In Midlife Crisis. Saturday, 8pm, Sunday, 2pm — Ron’s Garage. Tuesday, 8pm — Jason. Wednesday, 8pm — The Sophisticats.
Merrow: Friday, 8pm — DLOD House Party. $10-$15. Saturday, 8pm — Strange Crew and Total Distortion. $7.
Midnight Jack Brewing Company: Thursday, 7pm — Bawdry Brothers.
Mingei International Museum: Sunday, 2:30pm — Camarada: Meet a Musician.
MiraCosta College: Sunday, 5pm — Songs of the Slave.
Miramonte Winery: Friday, 7pm — Mickie Arnett. Saturday, 7pm — The Core.
Molly Malone’s Waypoint Saloon: Friday, 9pm — Nemesis. Free. Saturday, 9pm — United Country.
Moonshine Beach: Thursday, 7pm — 40 Oz to
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“Where’s that place in San Diego where they have all those little galleries and restaurants — is it the Gaslamp?” Richie Kot- zen asks. “Is that what they call it?” He checks in by phone from his new Los Angeles–area digs. “I love to walk around there. It’s fun to go out at night and hook up with people I don’t know.” He was given a book once on such a Gaslamp walkabout, by a gallery owner. “I still have that book. It’s here in this house, somewhere.” By the time Kotzen lands in San Diego with
his trio, his new album Salting Earth will have been released. “I’m more excited about this tour than any other tour before,” says the veteran of some 22 album releases. One reason is the
Freedom. Friday, 8pm — Ryan Kinder. Saturday, 8pm — Georgia Chrome. Free. Wednesday, 8pm — Micky & the Motorcars.
Moonshine Flats: Friday, 8pm — Georgia Chrome. Free.
Saturday, 8pm — Ryan Kinder.
Mother’s Saloon: Thursday, 9pm — DJ Dub B. Friday, 9pm — DJ K Reed.
Moustache Bar: Saturday, 9pm — Border Bounce. $20-$25.
Mr. Peabody’s Bar & Grill: Thursday, 8:30pm — California Rangers. Friday, 8:30pm — Love Distortion. Saturday, 4pm — Celeste Barbier. Saturday, 8:30pm — The Traumatics. Wednesday, 8pm — The Gong Show.
Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, Downtown: Thursday, 5pm — Downtown at Sundown. Free.
Museum of Making Music: Friday, 7pm — BeauSoleil & Michael Doucet. $25-$30.
band. “We’re so connected right now. We’re opening up new things in the show. That’s what it is — a show.” Kotzen explains that in years past, he didn’t even have a set list. “We’ve got an acoustic set, and I’ll play some piano, too. There are certain older songs that people love and expect, and I’ve got some surprises.” The blues-flavored hard
rock Kotzen’s making on his own (and with side project the Winery Dogs) bears no resemblance to his early-’90s gig as resident guitar shred- der for glam rocker Bret Michaels in Poison and later, as a member of Mr. Big. I ask about his creative process. The
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Pennsylvania transplant with a dual-octave scorched-earth voice says that whole ideas (meaning lyrics and melody) often arrive together at the same time. “I woke up at 3:30 in the morning from a dead sleep once with an entire song in my head. I went into my home studio — everything is always turned on — and
Music Box: Thursday, 8pm — Lee Fields & the Expressions and Chicano Batman. $22-$24. Friday, 8pm — Sammy J and the Devastators. $20-$22. Saturday, 7:30pm — The Wailers, Layne Tadessa, Twisted Relatives. $28-$32. Sunday, 7pm — Santanaways. $15-$17. Wednesday, 8pm — Elefante. $37-$47.
Nate’s Garden Grill: Thursday, 6pm — Mike Wojniak. Free. Friday, 6pm — Drought Tolerant Bluegrass Band. Saturday, 6pm — Dale Desmuke. Sunday, 1pm — Steve Baxter. Tuesday, 6pm — Bossa Lounge Project.
Wednesday, 6pm — Bruce Dale Betz.
Navajo Live: Friday, 9pm — Relax Max. Saturday, 9pm — Serious Guise. Sunday, 7pm — Nina Francis. Monday, 7pm — RIP Rock.
Nicky Rottens Bar & Burger Joint: Friday, 7pm — Raney/Evans/ Raney/Butler. Saturday, 7pm — Journeymen.
Numb3rs: Friday, 8pm — Vogue
by 7:30 that morning, it was finished. I strike while the iron’s hot.” Points North, Bred Dogs, John Campos and the Incurables also perform.
RICHIE KOTZEN: Wednesday, April 26, Brick by Brick, 619-276-3990, 7 p.m., $25adv/$30dos
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Decadence. Sunday, 8pm — R&B Divas.
O’Sullivan’s Irish Pub Escondido: Thursday, 9pm — Jamie O’Connor. Saturday, 7pm — Blues Farm. Sunday, 5pm — Clachan Boys. Free.
Monday, 7pm — Traditional Irish Session. Tuesday, 5pm — Clachan Boys. Free.
O’Sullivan’s Irish Pub of Carlsbad: Thursday, 9pm — Tony Cummins. Friday, 1pm — Vagrant Nation. Saturday, 9pm — Clay Colton Band. Free. Sunday, 7pm — Blonde Bombers. Wednesday, 8:30pm — Jeff Brinkman.
Observatory North Park: Thursday, 7pm — Mura Masa. $25.
Friday, 8pm — Ab-Soul and Little Simz. Sunday, 7pm — State Champs and Against the Current. $19. Tuesday, 7pm — Jamey Johnson, Margo Price, Brent Cobb. $45.
Office: Saturday, 9pm — DJs Kanye Asada & Gabe Vega.
Old 395: Sunday, noon — Les Allen.
Old Town Temecula Community Theater: Thursday, 7:30pm — Jennifer Leitham.
Omnia San Diego: Thursday, 9pm — WeAreTreo. Friday, 9pm — Julian Jordan. Saturday, 9pm — EDX. Tuesday, 8pm — Burns.
Open Air Theatre: Thursday, 7:30pm — Lil Wayne. $25-$299. Saturday, 7:30pm — The Pixies. $25-$70. Tuesday, 7:30pm — The 1975. $29-$49.
Orfila Vineyard: Friday, 4pm — Hank Easton. Sunday, 4pm — Mariner.
Pala Events Center: Saturday, 7:30pm — Paradise. $40-$100.
Palomar College: Sunday, 2pm — Palomar Percussion Ensemble.
Panama 66: Friday, 7pm — Juice Box. Saturday, 7pm — Mochilero All Stars. Sunday, 6pm — Sunday in the Park.
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