Chris Isaak – A Sure Thing at Humphrey’s
You know we are moving toward a more normal concert scenario when we are back at Humphrey’s and Chris Isaak is holding court. This time he only waited two songs instead ... Continue Reading →
Pat Metheny Live at Rady Shell
A particularly eclectic booking in the inaugural season of the Rady Shell was Pat Metheny, the immensely talented guitarist. The setting of the venue on the San Diego ... Continue Reading →
Behind the Scenes on The Rolling Stones Tour and Sponsorship with the Alliance for Lifetime Income
The Rolling Stones have embarked on another tour. Along with a dwindling number of artists from the original era of rock and roll, the Stones are still touring and ... Continue Reading →
Caamp Shines at the Wiltern
The band has come a long way from their early years developing their guitar and banjo sound after college in Ohio. A long way, but not in years. Their recent performance ... Continue Reading →
“The Gardens of Anuncia” at The Old Globe Theatre
The premise is appealing: an older women finds that her garden is a catalyst for exploring her memories.
Through her chronological succession of vignettes, she ... Continue Reading →
Dear Evan Hansen – From Small Stage to Big Screen
If you have followed the long, sometimes strange trip of this musical from Off-Broadway to Broadway to film, you know by now that the lead actor is a 28 year old playing ... Continue Reading →
Classic Wood Fired Pizza in Your Backyard – Bertello Pizza Oven
Even before Covid had us thinking about honing our culinary skills, we knew there was a general trend toward more hands-on approach to dining. Instant coffee from powder, ... Continue Reading →
ALMOST FAMOUS: EXPANDED LIMITED-EDITION UBER BOX SET
Fictional rock ‘n’ roll does not have a very successful history. Whether in books or on screen, the few gems that exist are noteworthy. Two decades on, it is ... Continue Reading →
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