In the 1980s, Bauhaus, and Love and Rockets were mainstays on modern-rock radio, long before the classification switched to alternative. David J, as part of both bands, really contributed to the distinct sound of the time. At the end of 2010, I saw him at the Dresden Dolls show and people were still tapping on each other's shoulders and whispering, "Do you know who that is?" Tonight, you can catch David J, along with Adrian H and the Wounds. Should be easy enough for everyone to find some black clothes to wear, right? Opening the night will be locals in the Tragic Tantrum, whose dark cabaret is much like that of the aforementioned Dolls. Check it out at the Casbah and give Monday the royal salute with the rest of the Anti-Leaguers.
Monday, March 7:
- Anti-Monday League presents David J & Adrian H and the Wounds, the Tragic Tantrum, Street of Little Girls @ Casbah
- Night Beats, Trap Gold, TRMRS, Operation: Mindblow @ Soda Bar
- Gobble Bobble, Jamuel Saxon, Truman Peyote @ Tin Can
- Make Believe Monday with Stevie and the Hi-Stax @ Bar Pink
- April Ventura @ Riviera Supper Club
- Vampirates, the Backup Razor, Youth Envy @ Ruby Room
- Chet Cannon @ Humphreys Backstage Live
- Open Mic @ Lestat's
- New Artist Showcase @ Eleven
- Club MAW @ Henry's Pub
- Doug Allen, Susie Bongo @ The Kraken
- Bayou Brothers @ Patrick's II
- Three Chord Justice @ Bar Leucadian
- Electric Waste Band @ Winston's
- Pro-Invitational Blues Jam Hosted by Mystery Train @ O'Connell's
- Monday Night Mic @ Club Kadan
- Dave Scott @ Croce's
- Karaoke @ Coyote Bar & Grill
- Misdirection Acoustic Duo @ The Double Deuce
- Ron Morebellow @ Athenaeum Music and Arts Library (noon)
- Caleb Fritel @ Starbucks SDSU
Rosemary Bystrak writes about the San Diego music scene, events, and sometimes whatever creeps into her head on her music blog San Diego: Dialed In. Check it for even more listings. She also provides social media content for the Casbah. Follow her updates on Twitter or submit your music listings.
