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The Damned
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Slap on some thick eyeliner and break out the Creepers because seminal punk band The Damned is playing House of Blues Anaheim. Known as the fathers of the Goth genre, The Damned has been fundamental in the punk music scene since 1976. While the band’s members have transformed over time,... More >> |
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| Anaheim | Music |
LA Philharmonic with Gustavo Dudamel
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Classical music isn't exactly "hot" right now as most of the original artists are long-dead. But with the talent of the Los Angeles Phil Harmonic Orchestra and the leadership of conductor Gustavo Dudamel, the works of the world's most beloved composers are experiencing a resurgence in... More >> |
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| Costa Mesa | Music |
The Neighbourhood
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Full of acoustic merriment and imagery of warm beaches and skin-baring outfits, The Neighbourhood's lovey-dovey ode to summer lovin' "Sweater Weather" has been getting major airplay these days. But don't mistake their sound to be all sweet and tender; the Los Angeles group's debut album I Love... More >> |
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| Santa Ana | Music |
Limp Bizkit
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Here's something we'd never thought we'd say: Limp Bizkit embarks on a world tour this month, supporting new material and stopping by Orange County for a performance. It's been a long, long time since their heyday, but Bizkit fans are happy to discover that the group's new single, "Ready to... More >> |
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| Santa Ana | Music |
Patchwork Show: Modern Handmade Festival
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Get your DIY on—it's time for this season's Patchwork Show! Our favorite place to score unique, handmade gifts and goodies, this modern handmade festival and craft explosion features dozens upon dozens of talented folk hawking everything from colorful clothing to homemade jams to jewelry... More >> |
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| Santa Ana | Festivals, Craft Events, Arts |
Focus on Art: Antonio Bernie
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This month's Focus on Art, MOLAA's in-depth guided tour of a featured artist in their collection, spotlights Argentinean figurative artist Antonio Bernie. Bernie, hailed as a child prodigy in his early career, went on to become one of the faces of the Latin American branch of social realism art... More >> |
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| Long Beach | Museum Exhibits and Events, Arts |
Rootbeer
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Super-fly rap duo Pigeon John and Flynn Adam display an almost nerdy appreciation for pop culture and dance beats evident in their music. Hailing from Los Angeles and formerly part of L.A. Symphony, the two spread their time over various other side projects, however Rootbeer is their... More >> |
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| Fullerton | Music |
“The Spirit of Freedom” 21st Annual Memorial Day Service
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We can think of no better place to honor the men and women who fought on behalf of this country than a cemetery. Visiting bone yards on Memorial Day gives us a chance to be in the presence of the fruits of war, which rot beneath our feet—a sobering though necessary reminder of the... More >> |
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| Santa Ana | Parks and Preserves, Outdoors, Memorial Day, Family Events |
Peachy Keene
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The newest single from LA-based Peachy Keene "Slowly But Surely" features more of Christine Clement's breathy vocals along with their usual texture of indie/folk pop sunniness and peppy hand claps. Their 2011 EP release When We Collide relishes these mixture of genres as they, in turn, collide... More >> |
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| Costa Mesa | Music |
Fleetwood Mac
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Fleetwood Mac resonates with lovers of all music genres and transgresses generations. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees fill record crates, airwaves, and iPods, making them arguably one of the most recognizable bands of all time. Not only did they provide the world with blistering rock... More >> |
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| Anaheim | Music |
Moulin Rouge!
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Baz Luhrmann’s latest eye-blinding revelry may have received a mixed bag of critic cracks and cajoles, but there’s no question that his 2001 redressing of turn-of-the-century Paris, Moulin Rouge! remains a triumph of cinematic achievement and one of the finest musicals in film... More >> |
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| Santa Ana | Film, Arts |
The Blank Tapes
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Listening to Blank Tapes' 2013 release of Vacation right now feels truly relevant in the wake of recent warning signs for summer. Matt Adams, the Orange County native behind Blank Tapes, knows how to channel sun-drenched paradise into his songs, every once in a while adding in the fuzz guitar... More >> |
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| Santa Ana | Music |
Food Truck Fare Thursdays
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Anyone who has ever swung by a Foodie Fest of any kind has witnessed the mass hysteriawe mean appeal of a food-truck gathering. Continuing this tasty trend, the OC Fairgrounds hosts a weekly meetup, with the trucks changing each week. Find out what's cooking at Lot D (at Gate 4, off... More >> |
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| Costa Mesa | Food and Drink |
Little Shop of Horrors
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One of our favorite comedy horror rock musicals, Little Shop of Horrors is the story of a young, naive flower shop assistant who cares for a blood-thirsty alien plant. It's a popular revival for eccentric theater companies around the country—after the successful 1982 Off-Broadway debut... More >> |
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| Long Beach | Theater |
Swimming in the Shallows
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With a plot that includes a man going on a date with a gay shark and a woman who wants to live like the Buddhist monks in Thailand but whose husband continues to buy her material possessions, it’s difficult to know what to expect from Adam Bock’s Swimming in the Shallows. Throw in... More >> |
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| Santa Ana | LGBT Events, Theater |
The Fantasticks
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The longest running musical in stage history stops by the South Coast Repertory for a few notes this week. Written by Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones (not that Tom Jones), The Fantasticks first performed off-Broadway in 1960 and is loosely based on the 1890's burlesque play Les Romanesques. It's... More >> |
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| Costa Mesa | Theater |
Rock n Roll Suicide Karaoke
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Now that Brain Party, Alex's Bar's take-it-and-like-it brain-battering trivia night has moved to Mondays, our Wednesday nights were in danger of lacking serious entertainment. But fortunately, Rock n Roll Suicide Karaoke is now taking over Alex's Wednesday night slot. Billed as "always free,... More >> |
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| Long Beach | Music, Cheap Thrills |
'Across the Andes'
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There are few true adventurers left in this world—but trailblazers Deia Schlosberg and Gregg Treinish now rank amongst the most bad-ass of hikers. The American couple spent two years winding their way along the Andes, the world's longest mountain range. Over forgotten paths and through... More >> |
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| Anaheim | Photography, Museum Exhibits and Events, Arts |
Spies, Traitors & Saboteurs: Fear and Freedom in America
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Dark alleys, men in trench coats, the sounds of whispers and the smell of burning cigarettes—these are the images of espionage (at least in the eyes of Hollywood). The truth, as is usually the case, is far less glamorous. Explore reality in Muzeo’s latest exhibit "Spies, Traitors &... More >> |
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| Anaheim | Museum Exhibits and Events, Arts |
Phil Shane
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Like parasites on a large whale, cover bands thrive in any city with bars. But with so many choices out there, it's hard to know which is worth risking alcohol poisoning and a DUI for. Take our word for it, the premier performer of cover jams is the self-proclaimed one-man legend Phil Shane.... More >> |
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| Santa Ana | Music |
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
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In 1975, a film about a sweet transvestite from transsexual Transylvania hit US theaters and a new breed of camp-loving, kitschy freaks was born. Now the longest running theatrical release ever, The Rocky Horror Picture Show is everyone's favorite midnight shenanigan, performing regularly... More >> |
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| Long Beach | Theater, Film, Cheap Thrills, Arts |
Open Mic and Jam Session
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Yeah, we've got some recession blues to sing about. So do most folks—leave it to Max Bloom's Cafe Noir to give the people an outlet at their weekly open mic and jam session. With coffee under a dollar (very much appreciated), tasty little baked things and charming '40s decor, this might... More >> |
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| Fullerton | Poetry, Open Mic, Music, Comedy, Arts |
Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School
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Damn it, we sure do love what Rothick Art Haus is doing. In addition to exhibiting titillating work from up-and-coming artists, it has jumped on the Dr. Sketchys wagon. Started in New York, Dr. Sketchys Anti-Art School is a life-drawing class that is in no way like those we took at... More >> |
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| Anaheim | Arts |
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The Return Of The Big Draw
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Music, art and beer all come together in one wondrous jumble with the Copper Door's monthly artist gathering, The Big Draw. Every second Wednesday, artsy types are invited to come hang out and get creative on 30-plus feet of communal drawing space. Selected featured artists also showcase their... More >> |
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| Santa Ana | Arts |
Karaoke Wednesdays
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Karaoke—that glorious bar sport where liquor actually improves your performance and even the most un-athletic types become champions with a well-timed high note. Nadine's Irish Mist in Sunset Beach offers the spotlight-hungry a chance to take center stage and revel in all those... More >> |
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| Sunset Beach | Music |
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