Tuesday has had me so stressed out for a long time because sometimes I don't understand why everyone has to be a headliner. Take YACHT and Ought, for example. Both bands are awesome; both get pretty heavy rotation (at least on satellite radio). How much better of a bill could you have than YACHT and Ought? Come on?! Instead, Yacht will be rockin' the Casbah on the heels of their latest release, "I Thought the Future Would Be Cooler," and hopefully Ought goes on really late at the Hideout so you can feasibly get from the Casbah to the Hideout in time to see both. Otherwise, you've got to choose between two really great shows at exactly the same time. If you're not facing this dilemma, New Politics and Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness appear at the House of Blues, while Lianne la Havas is at yhe Observatory, and Strange Talk play at Soda Bar.
Tuesday, Oct. 20:
- YACHT, Larry Gus @ Casbah
- Ought, Kooties, Scruffles @ The Hideout
- Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, New Politics, Griswolds @ House of Blues
- Lianne la Havas, Keenan O’Meara @ Observatory North Park
- Tiki Tuesday with Mr. Adrian Demain and Ms. Susanna Kurner @ Bar Pink
- Charles Lloyd Quartet @ The Auditorium at the Scripps Research Institute (SOLD OUT)
- Strange Talk, Intergalactix, Computer Magic @ Soda Bar
- Radio Halloran presents the Sinclairs, Omega Three, Philosopher's Ray Gun @ The Merrow
- Verigolds, Adult Films, Art Dealers @ Belly Up
- The Cadillac Wreckers @ Humphrey's Backstage Live
- Nina Francis and Leonard Patton @ Croce's Park West
- Open Mic Hosted by Gaby Aparicio @ Java Joe's
- Fruition, the Frances Bloom Band @ Winston's (9:30 p.m.)
- Zydeco Blowout @ Tio Leo's
- Train of Thought @ Queen Bee's
- Rockabilly Tuesdays with Big City Dawgs @ Henry's Pub
- High-Tech Tuesdays @ Kava Lounge
- 710 Country Night @ 710 Beach Club
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.
