The comedian returns to San Diego for two nights of stand-up By Nina Garin | utsandiego.com Sure, thanks to Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, everyone loves women in comedy nowadays. But back in the 1970s, when Sandra Bernhard was talking about politics and women’s issues, she was considered off-putting and controversial. And though times have changed, Bernhard still […]
Symphony musicians perform Nov. 6 at Anthology By : James Chute | utsandiego.com Luscious Noise director John Stubbs hadn’t planned to do an election night program, but circumstances conspired to place the occasional series’ next concert at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 6 at Anthology in Little Italy. While Stubbs can’t guarantee his eclectic programming with his San Diego […]
Eric Clapton, Fleetwood Mac, many more owe musical debt to this tireless blues champion By George Varga | utsandiego.com John Mayall had a sound reason to announce his retirement in late 2008. He was approaching his 75th birthday and had been touring the world, seemingly with few breaks, since the 1960s. Happily, the man who played […]
His band includes two Frank Zappa alums and Chick Corea’s former drummer By George Varga | utsandiego.com It’s unlikely Pearl Jam singer Eddie Vedder will be on hand when guitarist Robby Krieger will have some impressive talent on hand for his performance tonight, Tuesday, Oct. 16, at downtown’s all-ages Anthology. But former San Diegan Vedder was on […]
