It's been a relatively quiet few weeks at the Grove of Anaheim as of late, but that looks to be changing soon with some solid show announcements, including a homecoming for former OC resident Andrew McMahon (pictured) and The Go-Go's. They got the beat, you know. Details after the jump, yep.
I took piano lessons for years as a kid. Maybe I should have practiced more (read: at all). We talked earlier this week about piano-heavy bands The Fray and Jack's Mannequin coming to Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, and now Keane (pictured), the English band that's been rockin' the 88 keys in one form or another since 1995 before breaking big in 2004 with "Somewhere Only We Know," are coming to the Grove of Anaheim on May 10. Tickets are $37 (yipes!) and go on sale this Saturday (March 21) at noo
Bet you had pretty much forgotten all about Live, didn't you? Well. They didn't forget about you. Their love is. Like water. They're coming to town, and tickets are on sale tomorrow. And so is other stuff!
Screening: True Romance, 7 p.m. For only $7 you can witness Quentin Tarantino's 1993 action/romance, starring Christian
Bale as an Elvis-obsessed Kung-Fu-movie enthusiast, Patricia Arquette
as a hooker with a heart of gold, Gary Oldman as a murderous pimp and
Brad Pitt as a couch potato. Plus Dennis Hopper, Val Kilmer,
Christopher Walken and Samuel L. Jackson. Regency South Coast Village, 1561 W. Sunflower Ave., Santa Ana, CA; (714) 557-5701Un Cabaret et des Chapeaux, 12 p.m. Singer/actor/recor
