How about some dream collaborations between San Diego musicians, vibing off collabs like the ones the Redwoods collective’s Al Howard has had over the years, or the magic of seeing couples sheltering in place — like Low Volts and Dani Bell — putting out beautiful songs. Here’s Round 2 of our COVID collabs.

The world hasn’t seen many live events since the coronavirus outbreak. Soon San Diego will have a big one again, in a slightly modified way. On June 7 Petco Park will host a pair of live drive-in concerts at the Lexus Premiere Parking Lot (the one directly across Trevor Hoffman Way from the ballpark). called Feed The Need and...

On Episode 16 of the SoundDiego Podcast, Voice of San Diego’s Scott Lewis drops in to play some Padres walk-up song trivia, talk about live music in a post-pandemic world — and explains why he can’t stop listening to Nine Inch Nails.

On Episode 14 of the SoundDiego Podcast, the B-Side Players’ Karlos Paez explains why Carlos Santana owes him a favor, which vintage piece of clothing he’s resold for $5,000 a pop, and why he’s lost bandmates to Slightly Stoopid, Lenny Kravitz and others.

Legendary goth rockers Bauhaus — featuring local David J — postpone 2020 tour.

Beat Farmer Joey Harris and his family have been putting together a daily 5 o’clock Dance Party video since they started self-isolating.

A San Diego musician, who contracted COVID-19 in March, is now donating his plasma with hopes his antibodies will help others stricken with the virus.

Pandemic party boys of The Donkeys (pictured) will be joined by Pall Jenkins Thursday for a live-streamed Seaport Sessions event.

The boys in Pearl Jam are back, releasing a video for “Retrograde,” the latest track from their 11th studio record, Gigaton, and it’s quite an emotional doozy, addressing the worst outcomes of climate change.

On Episode 13 of the SoundDiego Podcast, Justine Epstein — the owner of North Park’s Verbatim Books — shares her love of Oingo Boingo and Tom Waits, raves about great local musician/authors, possibly gets converted into a Bruce Springsteen fan, and more.

The organizing team behind San Diego’s Wonderfront Music & Arts Festival announced Friday tht they have canceled the 2020 event, originally scheduled for November, in light of ongoing concerns of the COVID-19 pandemic.