The Mountain Winery summer concert series, an annual tradition in Silicon Valley, returns in 2015 with an eclectic lineup that crosses generations from modern hip hop with the Roots to 60s classics from the Beach Boys. The season kicks off on May 22 at the…
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Fahrenheit Restaurant and Lounge has been illuminating the corner of San Fernando and Fourth Streets for 10 years and this weekend it celebrates the milestone with an anniversary party on April 11.
Unstoppable pop star Madonna will return to San Jose this fall as part of her “Rebel Heart” world tour.
San Jose Jazz Winter Fest 2015 brings national and local talents in jazz, hip hop and R&B to San Jose starting Feb. 27 with an increased emphasis this year on SoFa District venues. According to artistic and festival director Bruce Labadie the move is an…
South First Fridays, the monthly Friday night art walk that transforms the SoFa district into an interactive art gallery with live music, visual arts and performers celebrates 10 years this Friday with new exhibits and returning favorites. Each first Friday of the month, the streets are…
The Blank Club, one of the only music venues downtown to consistently host touring bands, will close this month as owner Corey O’Brien prepares to open a new, larger space on South First Street. O’Brien, who has operated the Blank Club for the last 12…
San Jose Jazz announced the lineup for its annual Winter Fest concert series with Taylor McFerrin, Kris Bowers and Kendrick Scott performing with Taylor Eigsti among the headliners. Returning to venues throughout downtown San Jose starting Feb. 27 to March 8, Winter Fest will also host…
Mega band U2 announced plans today for two San Jose concerts as part of the Innocence and Experience Tour.
With regular appearances at the Blank Club and other local music venues, the Trims have been a fixture in San Jose’s rock scene since their debut in 2009. We caught up with band members Bryan Aguirre (guitar), Gabe Maciel (vocals) and Billy Brady (drums) to…
Usually people tend to look like zombies the day after a big night out. But this Thursday, the walking dead will descend upon downtown San Jose with the aim of scaring up some money—and good times—for a good cause.
