Club Sabbat was scheduled to celebrate 22 years at Spin, and an idea has put into motion to do a virtual version of the club on Saturday night.

SoCal trip-pop singer/songwriter Olivia O’Brien got the crowd singing along at the Observatory North Park before the coronavirus crisis shut down local stages. Here’s O’Brien’s first SoundDiego Session.

On Wednesday, Pearl Jam dropped a new track, “Quick Escape,” from their highly anticipated 11th studio album, “Gigaton,” which will be released Friday via Republic Records.

The self-described post-modern ’70s band Mrs. Henry are donating a portion of the proceeds from their latest release, to employees of the Casbah.

The Frights announce four livestream concerts to perform each of their studio albums.

Hundreds of thousands of fans have liked or shared Infinite Signal’s version of “What’s My Age Again?”

On Episode 5 of the SoundDiego Podcast, Vinyl Junkies Record Shack’s Eric Howarth dispels some nagging myths about record store clerks, explains how he snuck into Foo Fighters’ first show, reveals which ’90s alt-rock group is his biggest musical guilty pleasure — and more.

Lady Brain, an amazing group of musicians, continue their support of one another in challenging times.

Organizers of the San Diego Music Awards, which were slated for Monday, have pushed the date back into early July.

With hundreds of workers temporarily out of jobs, local venues are seeking ways to help them.

Seaport Sessions, the monthly live-music series at Seaport Village, has been switched over to a livestream-only format for now — with Dirty Sweet and Low Volts kicking it off on March 19

Same Same But Different Festival, Garage Mahal and Emerald Age Studio have joined together to present a daily livestream of local performances — while offering the public a way to support the music community.