What an exciting weekend we had in San Diego. If you're like so many of us and actually have to work on weekends, fret not, as the Last Internationale has you covered tonight at the Casbah. Described as a "strikingly fervent, politically-charged rock band," the band has played many festivals of late, including Lollapalooza, and they've opened for artists ranging from Neil Young to Weezer to Kings of Leon. With the Eeries just added to this bill, this is going to be a heck of a show and should make for a great Monday night. Meanwhile, Belly Up welcomes the Shinys! Shiny Toy Guns broke out with their super-catchy electro-pop in the early 2000s, and they haven't stopped. They're always a great show, and because it's the Belly Up, you won't be out too late for this one.
Monday, Sept. 8:
- The Last Internationale, the Eeries, Reason to Rebel @ Casbah
- Shiny Toy Guns, No, Nicky Venus @ Belly Up
- Mark Fisher @ Croce's Park West
- Bandalier, the Kernels @ Soda Bar
- The Tin Can Country Club featuring Matthew Strachota @ Tin Can
- Old Man Johnson @ Bar Pink
- Hessian, Blood of Kings @ The Bancroft
- Velvet Cafe @ Alexander's (30th & Upas)
- Missy Anderson @ Humphrey's Backstage Live
- Wheels of the Industry @ Live Wire
- Open Mic @ Lestat's
- Electric Waste Band @ Winston's
- Dub Dynamite @ The Office
- Kinetic Soul with Antonio Aguilera, Joey Jimenez, Jonny Tarr @ Henry's Pub
- Kid Wonder @ U-31
- 710 Battle of the Bands @ 710 Beach Club
Rosemary Bystrak is the publicist for the Casbah and The North Park Theatre, and writes about the San Diego music scene, events and general musings about life in San Diego on San Diego: Dialed In. Follow her updates on Twitter or contact her directly.
