One of the biggest music stars of the 1970s, drummer Carl Palmer performs at Brick by Brick on April 13. A brilliantly flashy showman, as a member of Emerson, Lake and Palmer and Asia, Palmer has played the biggest venues in the world, so this intimate appearance should not be missed by fans. Palmer and his band will play music instrumental versions of ELP classics, but this is a case where many fans will be waiting for the drums solos as opposed to the songs themselves. If you are a fan of prog rock you\u2019ll likely enjoy this show, but if you\u2019re a fan of percussion, you\u2019ll find every second to be essential listening. <\/p>\n
Yes, Nancarrow is related to well-respected local television news anchor Loren Nancarrow. In fact, his son, Graham is frontman. The band Nancarrow is a terrific quintet playing a hybrid of country, folk and bluegrass. Still a relatively young band, Nancarrow took the local club scene by storm when it first emerged, earning a “Best Americana” nomination in 2012, less than a year after the band formed. Appearing at the Tiki House on April 17, the band plays honky-tonk country at its best, but also includes choice recast, unexpected covers, such as an excellent update of Pink Floyd\u2019s “Wish You Were Here.” <\/p>\n
Another in a long string of bands that have relocated to San Diego to be part of the local music community, Fish Out of Water performs at Caf\u00e9-Bar Europa on April 19. Originally from San Luis Obispo, Fish Out Of Water is the perfect band to kick off the weekend in Pacific Beach. Mixing reggae with funk and bits of acoustic rock, the band delivers a high-energy show that keeps crowds moving on the dance floor. Since 2000, the group has released four albums, but this is a group that needs to be experienced live. <\/p>\n
Call it roots music or Americana, country or folk rock with Southern leanings, but there is no doubt Sara Petite is the local queen of the sound. Appearing at The Griffin on April 19, Petite is poised on the verge of a national breakthrough. Petite is touring further afield these days, playing events like a benefit concert for Wings guitarist Henry McCullough held in Dublin, Ireland earlier this month. Her latest album, “Circus Comes to Town,” is an excellent listen, but any chance to see her live with her band, the Sugar Daddies, is just about a guaranteed good time for anyone who want to kick up their heels. <\/p>\n
Grammy Award-winning multi-instrumentalist Francisco Loyo stops in at Dizzy\u2019s on April 21. Best known as keyboardist, composer, arranger and music director for Latin superstar Louis Miguel Loyo will be performing with his own group at this show, which also features Miguel\u2019s acclaimed percussionist, Tom Aros. Playing with Miguel to tens of thousands around the world is a far cry from his early days as a musician at Disneyland, but he\u2019s also penned or co-penned a slew of Miguel\u2019s biggest hits. Expect a mix of new originals and a few classics from his own songbook. You don\u2019t have to be a fan of Latin music to enjoy Loyo\u2019s well-crafted tunes. <\/p>\n
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