There are a couple big shows in town tonight, including Lady Antebellum's massive country production at Sleep Train Amphitheatre and John Legend's stripped down performance at Balboa Theatre, but around here, we're excited for the return of Ana Tijoux to the Casbah. The Chilean-born artist expresses her strong political point of view in her music that leans toward rap, sometimes drawing comparisons to Erykah Badu. Always interesting to audiences, this show should definitely be on your radio. If you want to keep it indie, the pretty sounds of London Grammar appear at the House of Blues
Sunday, March 23:
- Ana Tijoux, Kumbia Queers, Cumbia Machin @ Casbah
- London Grammar, Highasakite @ House Of Blues
- Tijuana Panthers, the Districts, Golden Beaches @ Soda Bar
- Ghetto Blaster @ Tower Bar
- John Legend: The All of Me Tour @ Balboa Theatre
- Lady Antebellum: Take Me Downtown Tour feat. Kip Moore, Kacey Musgraves @ Sleep Train Amphitheatre
- Rhys Darby - of Flight of the Conchords, JJ Whitehead @ Belly Up
- Irving Flores Trio @ Croce's Park West
- Jungles From Red Bacteria Vacuum, vampilla, Zarigani$, Happy @ Til Two Club
- The Valley Girls, Nimzo Indians, Bad Kids, Ash Williams, Sandy Cheeks @ Che Cafe
- Tribute to "Doin' Alright" @ Dizzys
- Mighty Mystic, Tribe of Kings @ The Office
- CJ's Night On Fire @ Gallaghers
- Jesse Davis, Marcus Anderson @ Humphreys Backstage
- Robin Henkel Band @ Lestat's
- Hardwell in the Park @ FLUXX
- Karaoke @ The Merrow
- Memphis May Fire, The Word Alive, A Skylit Drive, Hands Like Houses, Beartooth @ Soma
- Tiger Heros, Jose Sinatra hosts O.B.o-ke @ Winstons
Rosemary Bystrak 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.
