Night 2! From sweaty club shows to uproarious festival dates, Less Than Jake’s deeds are best measured in the smiles they’ve generated for life-long fans and new listeners alike. See them live at The Observatory North Park on Wednesday July 30!
Concerts in San Diego
San Diego has 18 upcoming Loudie show(s).
Elsa y Elmar is the musical project of Colombian singer-songwriter Elsa Carvajal. She adopted the name to represent the collaborative nature of her work, emphasizing that her music is bigger than just her. She blends synth-pop with elements of folk, tropical, and Latin music. See her live at House of Blues San Diego on Thursday July 31!
Southern Indiana-bred singer-guitarist Reverend Peyton is the bigger-than-life frontman of Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band. He has earned a reputation as both a singularly compelling performer and a persuasive evangelist for the rootsy country blues styles that captured his imagination early in life and inspired him and his band to make pilgrimages to Clarksdale, Mississippi to study under such blues masters as T-Model Ford, Robert Belfour and David “Honeyboy” Edwards. See them live at House of Blues San Diego - Voodoo Room this Thursday!
Henry Morris, formerly known as Playyard, is an indie artist born and based out of Los Angeles, CA. We’re transported to a soundscape draped in all the moody indigos of Tumblr-era Lana Del Rey and Arctic Monkeys. It’s a nostalgic reminiscence, recolored by Morris’ unique taste for atmosphere. See him live at House of Blues San Diego - Voodoo Room on Friday August 1!
Majo Aguilar, a Mexican singer and songwriter known for her powerful vocals and contributions to the regional Mexican music genre, comes to House of Blues San Diego on Friday August 1! She hails from the renowned Aguilar musical dynasty, being the daughter of Antonio Aguilar, Hijo, and granddaughter of the legendary Antonio Aguilar and Flor Silvestre. Majo has established her own musical identity, gaining recognition for her original songs and covers of her family's classic hits.
Born in Caracas, Venezuela and raised in Miami, Florida, bilingual singer/songwriter maye felt inspired to write songs from a very young age thanks to growing up within a family of music. The songs that she would write throughout the years became the songs she would perform in shows around Miami which led to her first publishing deal with Warner Chappell Music. See her live at The Observatory North Park on Friday August 1!
Riff Wood is a rock band from Davis County, Utah composed of best friends Carson Groves, Hyrum Russon, and Asher "Shredder" Winegar. Born from a shared love of music, the trio started rocking out together at the age of 11, honing their sound and building a lasting friendship. See them live at House of Blues San Diego - Voodoo Room this Saturday!
Fever 333 is a force of nature in the contemporary rock scene, known for their explosive energy, politically charged lyrics, and genre-defying sound that blends punk rock, hardcore, and hip-hop. Rock out with them at SOMA Sidestage on Sunday August 3!
Funk-punk collective Just Friends is made up of Sam Kless (vocals), Brianda Goyos León (vocals), Avi Dey (trumpet), Chris Palowitch (trombone, keys), Brandon Downum (guitar), Matt Yankovich (guitar), Kevin Prochnow (bass), Ben Donlon (drums), Eric Butler (trombone, vocals), Ryan Ellery (audio engineering, live sound, guitar), and occasionally Bart Thompson (bass) and Kent Soliday (guitar). Their musically diverse sound combines a unique range of punk, brass, hip hop, funk, and emo influences. See them live at House of Blues San Diego - Voodoo Room on Monday August 4!
John K, who is distinguished by his moving vocals, memorable melodies, and deep words, comes to House of Blues San Diego - Voodoo Room on Wednesday August 6! Themes like love, heartbreak, and self-discovery are touched upon in his songs, which are sure to resonate with listeners of all ages.
When in Rome II, a band formed by Michael Floreale, a member of the original "When in Rome" 80’s London synth-pop group, comes to House of Blues San Diego - Voodoo Room on Thursday August 7!
Incorporating trap, Louisville, Kentucky artist EST Gee focuses on the realist's side of Southern rap, documenting day-to-day life in the city, live at House of Blues San Diego on Thursday August 7!
Haiden Henderson, a rising pop sensation known for his vibrant melodies, evocative lyrics, and undeniable stage presence, comes to House of Blues San Diego - Voodoo Room on Friday August 8! Blending the upbeat energy of modern pop with a fresh rock twist, the Northern California native has quickly made a name for himself in the music scene.
The Acacia Strain, an American deathcore band formed in 2001 in Chicopee, Massachusetts, known for their intense, heavy sound, characterized by crushing rhythms, apocalyptic samples, and a triple-guitar attack, comes to Soma on Saturday August 9!
BashfortheWorld, a rising star hailing from North Texas building an impassioned loyal following for his lyricism, distinct style and flow - repping for the south and his cultural roots, live at House of Blues San Diego on Saturday August 9!
Hailed by The Times as "The Gold Standard" of tribute acts, The Australian Pink Floyd Show returns with their spectacular production celebrating 50 years of Pink Floyd's iconic music. Having sold over five million tickets across 35 countries and personally chosen by David Gilmour for his 50th birthday celebration, this acclaimed tribute delivers note-perfect musicianship paired with stunning visuals and original projections. Experience the ultimate Pink Floyd tribute at Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU on Sunday August 17!
Legendary French duo AIR returns to Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU on Wednesday September 24 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their debut album Moon Safari. Like their recent European tour, which sold out in record time, AIR will be playing their widely celebrated album in its entirety for the first time ever. AIR’s boundary-pushing album has long been praised for its innovative sonics that have inspired countless musicians to think outside the box, so much so that their influence even transcended their own medium.