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Korea’s Big Bang lights up the Honda Center
One of K-pop’s biggest boy bands, Big Bang, made its debut performance in California on Friday at the Honda Center in Anaheim.
Deadheads flock to Further concert at Open Air Theater 
I arrived on campus the day of the Furthur show to find San Diego State invaded by intrepid travelers from another realm.
Balboa concert draws a crowd
Those who did not go to Balboa Park’s Spreckels Organ Pavilion on Cinco de Mayo missed a wonderful event.
Preposterone stirs hormones with serenades
Only a few listens to groups such as Straight No Chaser make it obvious there aren’t many forms of entertainment as purely endearing or unabashedly fun as a cappella. Even “Glee” has a certain charm to it, though the members of Preposterone say they “can do it without the auto-tune.”
Acro-Cats rock for an absurdly fun evening
Many animals do tricks: old dogs learn new ones, Polly says she wants a cracker and dolphins can do flips.
Local Grooves rocks HOB
Last week’s Local Brews Local Grooves All-Access #7 concert extraordinaire was nothing short of dynamic.
Tweedy reminisces during a beautiful set
Wilco, perhaps one of the most versatile and critically-acclaimed bands of the last decade, performed downtown at San Diego’s Copley Symphony Hall on Sunday evening.
‘Wrex The Halls’ summarizes this year’s hits
Saturday night at Valley View Casino Center played out like a well-oiled musical machine for 91X’s Wrex The Halls first night of two.
KPRi’s holiday bash breaks into dance party
The holidays are here again, and with the cold weather and decorations come radio station holiday concerts.
Deadmau5 overcomes hitches to rock Petco
As the houselights pulsated to the hi-hat splashes of “Where My Keys,” the curtain in front of the stage fell to reveal dance music icon Deadmau5 in his cartoon-mouse-helmet-festooned glory.
North Park rocks October
North Park’s Rocktoberfest hosted a crowd of a few costumed people along with fans wading through complete drunken obliteration. With Halloween right around the corner and quite a bit of pumpkin beer to dispense, why not throw a sensational outdoor music event that centers itself in a notoriously hip neighborhood? Why not cater to those who have excellent taste in music?
Artists battle for pro studio time
Announced at 1:45 a.m. to an audience that, by that time, consisted of little more than band members and their immediate families, San Diego State student DJ Love took first place at Aztec Nights’ Battle of the Bands last Friday.
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