Aug 26,2026
Mason Jennings with Jack Symes at Belly Up
Some musicians build stadiums. Mason Jennings builds living rooms that happen to hold three hundred people. He has spent twenty-five years writing songs that sound like they were always there, waiting in the walls of some cabin you have not visited yet — folk melodies that move at the speed of a long exhale, lyrics that sit with you the way a good conversation does after the other person has gone home.
The Belly Up in Solana Beach is the ideal vessel for this. Cedar walls, low ceiling, the Pacific a block away. There is no bad seat and no seat that lets you hide. When Jennings plays here, the room becomes the song — you can hear the breath before the note, the silence after the last chord that nobody wants to break. Jack Symes opens, bringing his own brand of quiet intensity.
GA tickets are twenty-five dollars in advance, thirty at the door. Reserved loft seats available at forty-four. The show starts at seven, which means you can be sitting on the beach in Solana by nine-thirty, still carrying whatever he put in you. 143 South Cedros Avenue.
Some musicians build stadiums. Mason Jennings builds living rooms that happen to hold three hundred people. He has spent twenty-five years writing songs that sound like they were always there, waiting in the walls of some cabin you have not visited yet — folk melodies that move at the speed of a long exhale, lyrics that sit with you the way a good conversation does after the other person has gone home.
The Belly Up in Solana Beach is the ideal vessel for this. Cedar walls, low ceiling, the Pacific a block away. There is no bad seat and no seat that lets you hide. When Jennings plays here, the room becomes the song — you can hear the breath before the note, the silence after the last chord that nobody wants to break. Jack Symes opens, bringing his own brand of quiet intensity.
GA tickets are twenty-five dollars in advance, thirty at the door. Reserved loft seats available at forty-four. The show starts at seven, which means you can be sitting on the beach in Solana by nine-thirty, still carrying whatever he put in you. 143 South Cedros Avenue.
The Belly Up in Solana Beach is the ideal vessel for this. Cedar walls, low ceiling, the Pacific a block away. There is no bad seat and no seat that lets you hide. When Jennings plays here, the room becomes the song — you can hear the breath before the note, the silence after the last chord that nobody wants to break. Jack Symes opens, bringing his own brand of quiet intensity.
GA tickets are twenty-five dollars in advance, thirty at the door. Reserved loft seats available at forty-four. The show starts at seven, which means you can be sitting on the beach in Solana by nine-thirty, still carrying whatever he put in you. 143 South Cedros Avenue.
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Mason Jennings with Jack Symes at Belly Up
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
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Some musicians build stadiums. Mason Jennings builds living rooms that happen to hold three hundred people. He has spent twenty-five years writing songs that sound like they were always there, waiting in the walls of some cabin you have not visited yet — folk melodies that move at the speed of a long exhale, lyrics that sit with you the way a good conversation does after the other person has gone home.
The Belly Up in Solana Beach is the ideal vessel for this. Cedar walls, low ceiling, the Pacific a block away. There is no bad seat and no seat that lets you hide. When Jennings plays here, the room becomes the song — you can hear the breath before the note, the silence after the last chord that nobody wants to break. Jack Symes opens, bringing his own brand of quiet intensity.
GA tickets are twenty-five dollars in advance, thirty at the door. Reserved loft seats available at forty-four. The show starts at seven, which means you can be sitting on the beach in Solana by nine-thirty, still carrying whatever he put in you. 143 South Cedros Avenue.
The Belly Up in Solana Beach is the ideal vessel for this. Cedar walls, low ceiling, the Pacific a block away. There is no bad seat and no seat that lets you hide. When Jennings plays here, the room becomes the song — you can hear the breath before the note, the silence after the last chord that nobody wants to break. Jack Symes opens, bringing his own brand of quiet intensity.
GA tickets are twenty-five dollars in advance, thirty at the door. Reserved loft seats available at forty-four. The show starts at seven, which means you can be sitting on the beach in Solana by nine-thirty, still carrying whatever he put in you. 143 South Cedros Avenue.
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