Sounds Like San Diego: April 15

If you scored a ticket to Kero Kero Bonito's first sold out night at the Casbah this week, don't forget your flamingos

The first time I saw Kero Kero Bonito (KKB) live, I was sure the room would be mostly empty. I guess I thought that I'd stumbled on something people hadn't heard before, something that was getting some satellite play but no love from radio. That's when I learned to never underestimate good music. I don't know how everyone else discovered KKB, but somehow they did, and I danced along to all the bouncy, catchy music with everyone as she sang in English and rapped in Japanese. It's no surprise to me that a few years later, the band has sold out not one, but two nights at the Casbah. If you're one of the people who scored a ticket, don't forget your flamingos. Speaking of sold out, French multi-instrumentalist and performer FKJ plays to a standing crowd at Humphreys. Around town, Portland rockers Summer Cannibals play Soda Bar, Julia Sage & the Bad Hombres encourage you to drink tequila with a free sponsored show from Corralejo and Billy Watson gets the room swinging at Humphreys Backstage Lounge.

Monday, April 15:

  • Kero Kero Bonito, Jaakko Eino Kalevi @ Casbah (sold out)
  • FKJ, Lou Phelps @ Humphreys Concerts by the Bay (sold out)
  • Summer Cannibals, Broken Baby, the Rightovers @ Soda Bar
  • Correlejo presents Julia Sage & the Bad Hombres @ Bar Pink
  • The Playground Monday Night Dance Party @ The Merrow
  • Billy Watson @ Humphreys Backstage Live
  • Motown on Mondays @ The Office
  • Electric Waste Band @ Winston's
  • Makossa Mondays with DJ Tah Rei @ Seven Grand
  • Blue Monday: Dark '80s Night @ Blonde
  • Sam Bybee @ De Oro Mine Co.
  • Andy and Nathan @ Martini's Above Fourth
  • Strictly Acoustic @ Navajo Live
  • Electric Relaxation: '90s Hip-Hop & Chill @ Whistle Stop
  • Wheels of the Industry @ Live Wire
  • Rosie's Jazz Jam with Louis V @ Rosie O'Grady's
  • Open Mic @ Lestat's
  • Acoustic Night/Industry Night @ Henry's Pub
  • 31 Flavors @ U-31

Rosemary Bystrak is the publicist for the Casbah 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.

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