Humphrey’s Concerts By The Bay 2014
The venerable venue by the water just announced its current season, and the lineup includes some true gems, many familiar favorites and a few new arrivals.
Here are some highlights:
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South Beach Miami
Miami’s South Beach is a great melting pot of Art Deco, Cuban spiciness and Gulf Stream aspirations. The tropical breezes cause the palm trees to sway nonchalantly, the loamy sand ... Continue Reading →
Lucinda Williams: Belly Up
Lucinda Williams is tremendous. She has done duets with everyone from Costello to Croz to Cockburn [with stops along the way with heroic Brits Graham Parker and Ray Davies], but last ... Continue Reading →
“A Survivor’s Guide To Hollywood” from Robin Riker helps navigate your career and life
If you’d like some help navigating your career challenges and maybe even improve your life, there’s a book by actress Robin Riker called “A Survivor’s Guide to Hollywood.” ... Continue Reading →
Angels Night at Century Plaza & Lladro 60th Anniversary
The ultra-modern Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel was transformed into the legendary Cocoanut Grove in the old Ambassador Hotel, when a group of 1920’s Angels gathered to support ... Continue Reading →
¡RELEASED! Monumental Box Set of Human Rights Concerts
Finally available, the monumental ¡RELEASED! six-disc DVD box-set and two-disc companion CD of the historic Human Rights Concerts presented by the Nobel Peace Prize-winning human rights ... Continue Reading →
The Atlantic Meets The Pacific
I have attended a range of conferences. The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is a sensory overload with tens of thousands of attendees. The burgeoning availability of online access ... Continue Reading →
John Mayer: Born & Raised World Tour
A chameleon in both his musical and love lives, Mayer brought a maturity to his musical vision on the San Diego stop of his current tour. His current sound is an amalgamation of his ... Continue Reading →
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