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Callaway Vineyard Sip, Stomp & Play 2026 — Temecula

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Callaway Vineyard Sip, Stomp & Play 2026 — Temecula

Sep 13, 2026 Callaway Vineyard & Winery, 32720 …

The grape stomp is not a metaphor. You will actually stand in a barrel. Your feet will be purple. The person next to you will be trying harder than the situation calls for. This is the appeal. Callaway Vineyard's annual Sip, Stomp & Play is one of the harvest celebrations that turns Temecula Wine Country into a destination every September — a Saturday evening that starts with check-in at 6:30, moves through a glass of Callaway wine and an outdoor dinner (the menu changes each year but the vineyard-to-table philosophy doesn't), and peaks with the grape stomping competition where teams of four chase fun prizes with stained ankles and zero technique. Live music and dancing fill the space between the stomping and the stars. Callaway has been making wine in Temecula since 1969, which means the vines you're looking at during dinner are older than most of the guests. Saturday, September 13, 2026. Check-in 6:30 PM. Callaway Vineyard & Winery, 32720 Rancho California Rd, Temecula, CA 92591. $125 general, $100 wine club, $70 kids 4–11.

Chris Tomlin: Worship Under the Stars — The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

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Chris Tomlin: Worship Under the Stars — The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

Sep 13, 2026 varies The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, 222…

Ten thousand people close their eyes at once and the silence that follows is not awkward and not waiting. Everyone inside it is somewhere else entirely, and somehow all in the same place. The songs have been sung in churches across every denomination for two decades — How Great Is Our God, Good Good Father, Holy Forever — which means most of the harbor already knows every word without looking at a screen. Hearing them outdoors, with the bay behind the stage and nothing overhead, is the version of worship that remembers it started outside, before anybody built walls for it. One of the most prolific songwriters in contemporary Christian music, on the San Diego waterfront, on a Sunday evening in September. This is the night your small group has been waiting for without knowing it was coming. Send it to whoever holds that group together.

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2026 JAY B tape: roots in Los Angeles

Sep 13, 2026 ✨ New 4401 West 8th Street, Los Angeles,…

The audience that followed JAY B out of GOT7 did not follow the name. They followed the frequency — the one where the R&B runs deeper, the guitar loops breathe longer, and every ad-lib lands like a private conversation. The tape: roots tour is the live translation of that frequency. At the Wilshire Ebell Theatre, a room built for the kind of sound that rewards stillness, JAY B plays the catalog the way he wrote it — not for arenas but for the person three rows back who knows every bar change by heart. The Ebell seats 1,270. That is not a limitation. That is the point. If you have wondered what his music sounds like when the choreography stops and the room gets small, this is the answer — a stage intimate enough to hear the breath between notes, in a venue where Los Angeles K-pop meets Los Angeles R&B and both belong. Saturday, September 13. Doors at 6:30 PM, show at 7:30 PM. Wilshire Ebell Theatre, 4401 West 8th Street, Los Angeles.

Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds — Mutiny for the Masses 2026 Tour at Viejas Arena San Diego

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Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds — Mutiny for the Masses 2026 Tour at Viejas Arena San Diego

Sep 13, 2026 Viejas Arena at Aztec Bowl, 5500 C…

Sturgill Simpson didn't just change his name to Johnny Blue Skies — he changed everything. The last country artist who walked away from Nashville at the peak of his commercial power to make the music he actually wanted to make was exactly nobody, because nobody else has the nerve. Johnny Blue Skies brings the Mutiny for the Masses 2026 Tour to Viejas Arena at San Diego State University on Saturday, September 13 at 8 PM. The Dark Clouds back him — a band assembled not for commercial viability but for the kind of uncompromising rock and roll energy that made A Sailor's Guide to Earth feel like a religious experience. Viejas Arena's 12,000-seat capacity means this is a proper arena show for an artist whose fans treat every performance like a private communion. The cult around Sturgill-now-Johnny runs deep. His fans don't just buy tickets — they text three people the second they see the listing. If someone in your life has strong opinions about bluegrass and psychedelia simultaneously, this is the show they've been waiting for. Viejas Arena is on the SDSU campus, accessible via the Green Line trolley. The kind of artist who makes you rethink what country music is supposed to be.

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Arlo Parks: Desire Tour

Sep 14, 2026 From $76 The Observatory North Park, 2891 U…

Some songs arrive at exactly the wrong moment and end up doing the work a friend could not — the ones you played on a loop in a parked car while you worked out what had actually happened to you. She writes those. Warm, poetic, quietly devastating, and specific enough about other people's small ruins that they somehow describe yours. The Desire Tour lands in North Park in a room that holds about a thousand people, which is the correct size for what she does. Any larger and the intimacy turns into production. At this scale you hear the room breathe between lines, and the crowd holds still in a way audiences have mostly stopped doing. The Observatory on University Avenue, one night in September. If a song has ever found you at the worst possible moment and stayed, she will do it to you again — live, with the person you brought standing right there beside you.

Journey: Final Frontier Tour 2026 — Pechanga Arena San Diego

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Journey: Final Frontier Tour 2026 — Pechanga Arena San Diego

Sep 14, 2026 3500 Sports Arena Blvd, San Diego,…

Your father played that song on every road trip until you swore you would never listen to it again by choice. Then one night years later, alone in a car with the windows down and the freeway empty, you turned it up yourself. Loudly. Nobody was watching. That is the trick this band has always pulled. The songs sound simple right up until they find you at the exact moment you need them, and then they are not simple at all. The run is billed as an evening with the band — no opener, no filler, just the catalog played by the people who wrote it. They have sold over a hundred million records and they are in the Hall of Fame, and none of that is why arenas still fill. They fill because these songs became the soundtrack to private moments millions of strangers turn out to have in common. Bring your dad. Let him be right about something for one entire evening.

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The Tear Garden at Pacific Electric

Sep 14, 2026 $35+ Pacific Electric, 1729 Naud St, Lo…

Two of the strangest minds in dark music almost never share a stage, which is the entire reason this one matters. The Tear Garden is what happens when cEvin Key of Skinny Puppy and Edward Ka-Spel spend decades collaborating with nobody asking them to be commercial about it. The result sounds like a fever dream narrated by someone who has read too many banned books — psychedelic, menacing, patient, and unlike anything else the genre produces. It tours so rarely that catching it feels less like buying a ticket and more like confirming a rumor in person. The venue's warehouse room suits the disorientation exactly. Concrete, low light, nowhere for the sound to politely go. Go in prepared to have your sense of what a concert is quietly dismantled. Then drag along the person who claims nothing surprises them anymore, and watch that claim fall apart in real time.

The Exploited, Angry Samoans & Total Chaos at House of Blues San Diego

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The Exploited, Angry Samoans & Total Chaos at House of Blues San Diego

Sep 15, 2026 House of Blues San Diego, 1055 Fif…

Some lineups do not need an introduction. They need a warning. The Exploited has been making British street punk sound like a brick through a window since 1979. Angry Samoans turned Southern California hardcore into something your parents specifically warned you about in the early '80s. Total Chaos brought LA street punk to stages that probably wished they had not agreed to it. Three bands, one night, one room that is going to smell like sweat and sound like the right kind of trouble. This is not a nostalgia show. These bands never stopped. The Exploited is still touring behind nearly five decades of being too loud, Angry Samoans still play like they might break something, and Total Chaos still headlines bills that turn venues inside out. The Voodoo Room at House of Blues San Diego is the right-sized room for this — close enough to feel the stage shake, loud enough that you will hear the set in your dreams for two days. If you know someone who grew up on this music, they already know about this show. If you know someone who needs to discover it, this is the night. Tuesday, September 15, 2026. Doors at 6 PM. House of Blues San Diego, 1055 Fifth Ave, San Diego, CA 92101. Tickets on Ticketmaster.

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Los Angeles Angels vs Seattle Mariners

Sep 15, 2026 $18+ Angel Stadium of Anaheim, 2000 E G…

Roberto Clemente Day turns a September Tuesday into something bigger than the box score, as all of baseball honors one of its greatest humanitarians, and the Angels mark it with a divisional showdown against the Seattle Mariners. AL West games in September carry playoff stakes, and the Mariners always bring a passionate traveling contingent down the coast. Tuesday, September 15, 2026, Angel Stadium of Anaheim. Come for meaningful late-season division baseball, the Clemente Day tributes, and the cool early-autumn evening air that makes September ballgames in Anaheim so pleasant. This is the stretch run, when every pitch matters a little more and the standings tighten by the night. Grab a seat and feel the season bend toward October in one of the most comfortable ballparks anywhere.

GODSMACK — The Rise of Rock World Tour 2026 with Stone Temple Pilots and Dorothy

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GODSMACK — The Rise of Rock World Tour 2026 with Stone Temple Pilots and Dorothy

Sep 15, 2026 North Island Credit Union Amphithe…

Some albums saved your life at seventeen. The people who made them are still out there, still playing, and they are louder than you remember — which is either reassuring or alarming depending on how your week has gone. Three bands, three decades of hard rock, one amphitheatre under a September sky. Godsmack has moved twenty million records without ever sanding down the sound that got them there. Stone Temple Pilots, after the losses and the lineup changes and all the years, still play Dead and Bloated like the song owes them money. Dorothy brings a blues-soaked ferocity that bridges the two eras on either side of her. North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre in Chula Vista, with the local rock station putting its name on the night. Text this to whoever you used to scream along with in a parked car. Some of that is still in there, and it does not take much to wake it up.

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My Hero Academia in Concert

Sep 15, 2026 Segerstrom Center for the Arts, 60…

You already know what Plus Ultra sounds like. You've heard it through earbuds on the bus, through laptop speakers at 2 AM, through the thin walls of a dorm room where someone was rewatching the tournament arc for the fourth time. You know the swell that hits when Deku breaks through. You know the strings that play when All Might stands up one last time. You've never heard it performed by fifteen musicians standing in a room with you. My Hero Academia in Concert brings Yuki Hayashi's full score to the Segerstrom Center stage — a 15-piece live band performing alongside projected sequences from all eight seasons of the anime. The moments you've replayed a hundred times get rebuilt from scratch in front of you: the instruments that carry the emotion, the breath between notes that streaming audio compresses away, the physical presence of a cello section pulling the weight of a scene you already know the ending to. And knowing doesn't help. You'll feel it all over again. This is not a screening with background music. This is the score as its own experience — the architecture underneath every scene you loved, isolated and amplified, played by people who are watching your face while they play. Monday, September 15, 2026 at 7:30 PM. Segerstrom Center for the Arts, Segerstrom Hall, 600 Town Center Dr, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Tickets available through the Segerstrom Center box office and Ticketmaster.

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Bear McCreary

Sep 15, 2026 $40+ The Magnolia, 210 E Main St, El Ca…

You know the music before you know that you know it. The dread-pulse under a Walking Dead standoff, the war drums of God of War, the aching Outlander theme, the strange sacred choir of Battlestar Galactica — Bear McCreary wrote the sound of a dozen fictional worlds that quietly moved into your memory and never left. Hearing it performed live, by the composer himself leading a band through those themes, does something a soundtrack never can: it pulls the feeling out of the screen and puts it in the room with you, at full volume, with a crowd of people who felt it too and were maybe a little embarrassed by how much. This is for the ones who stayed through the credits to catch the composer's name. Tuesday, September 15, 2026, doors 7pm, show 8pm, The Magnolia in El Cajon. Come hear the music that scored the stories that raised you, finally loud enough to fill a body instead of a pair of headphones.

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Unsane at The Casbah

Sep 15, 2026 The Casbah, 2501 Kettner Blvd, San…

There's a specific sound that happens when a guitar string is played so hard it almost breaks but doesn't. Unsane has been finding that exact threshold since 1988. The New York noise rock trio that helped define the AmRep and Matador sound brings their distortion-soaked fury to the Casbah. Chris Spencer's vocals sit in the mix like a warning siren buried under rubble — you feel them before you hear them. The rhythm section doesn't support the guitar; it competes with it. Every song is a controlled demolition where the demolition forgets to be controlled. The C*nts and Owl Be Damned open, which means the Casbah stage will already be vibrating before the headliner plugs in. This is a 300-cap room show with a band that has been playing rooms like this for almost four decades — not because they can't play bigger, but because this is where the sound works. Monday, September 15. Doors at 8 PM. Kettner Blvd, right where it always is. $18–$20.

Andrea Bocelli: Romanza 30th Anniversary World Tour — Hollywood Bowl Night 1

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Andrea Bocelli: Romanza 30th Anniversary World Tour — Hollywood Bowl Night 1

Sep 15, 2026 ✨ New 2301 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles, …

Andrea Bocelli does not need an introduction and he does not need an arena — but the Hollywood Bowl is not an arena. It is an amphitheater carved into the Hollywood Hills, where the acoustics were designed for the kind of voice that does not need amplification to fill a room. The Romanza 30th Anniversary World Tour celebrates the album that introduced Bocelli to the world outside of Italy — the record that sold 15 million copies and proved that an Italian tenor singing love songs could reach an audience that had never been to an opera house. At the Bowl, the songs that have sold 90 million records total land differently: under open sky, with the hills behind the stage and the city lights below, the voice carries the way it was meant to before anyone put a microphone in front of it. The orchestra is full. The setlist spans three decades. The evening will be one of those nights Los Angeles was built for. Monday, September 15. 8:00 PM. Hollywood Bowl, 2301 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles.

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My Hero Academia in Concert

Sep 16, 2026 3790 Wilshire Blvd., The Wiltern, …

Some scores do not belong in earbuds. They were written for a room big enough to hold a full orchestra and everybody who ever wanted to say Plus Ultra out loud without having to explain themselves. Live, with the story unfolding and the strings arriving a half-beat before you remember what happens next, the music does what the show does to you and then keeps doing it long after. The room fills with people who quote the Symbol of Peace to each other and mean every word, which is the sort of crowd that makes an orchestral concert feel closer to a rally. All ages, and every single person needs a ticket regardless of age, which means the kids are in there too, and they are reliably the loudest. The Wiltern on Wilshire, doors in the evening, orchestra on stage. Take the person who made you watch it in the first place. You owe them this one.

The Red Clay Strays: Grateful Tour 2026 — Pechanga Arena San Diego

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The Red Clay Strays: Grateful Tour 2026 — Pechanga Arena San Diego

Sep 16, 2026 Pechanga Arena, 3500 Sports Arena …

You played 'Wondering Why' on the drive home three months ago and your passenger asked to hear it again. Then again. Then they asked who this was. That's how it spreads — not through algorithms, through the passenger seat. The Red Clay Strays bring the Grateful Tour to Pechanga Arena on September 16 with The Revivalists and Brent Cobb in support. This is the band that grew by word of mouth — no playlist pushed them into your feed, someone you trust told you to listen. And now they're filling arenas because enough someones did. Tickets from $65. The sound is Southern rock that remembers its blues roots, sung by a voice that sounds like it's confessing something true. Live, the room compresses. The gap between the band and the crowd gets thinner with every chorus until you're all singing the same prayer you didn't know you knew. San Diego. September 16. Doors at 6:30 PM. The person who showed you this band would want to know about this night.

"Weird Al" Yankovic: Bigger & Weirder 2026 Tour

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"Weird Al" Yankovic: Bigger & Weirder 2026 Tour

Sep 16, 2026 The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, 222…

For a very specific kind of kid — the one who taped songs off the radio, read every liner note, and found the whole pop machine slightly absurd while loving it completely — he was the first artist who felt like he was in on the joke with you. Four decades later he is the best-selling comedy recording artist in history and a five-time Grammy winner, and somehow the show is still the most joyful, most absurdly over-produced thing you can buy a ticket to. The full version travels: costume changes, the accordion, parodies running from Michael Jackson to Taylor Swift, and fan favorites that have never once been played live. Outdoors on the bay at the Rady Shell, at the end of summer, with the water doing half the work. Bring the kid you were and the kids you have now. The ones who can still recite 'Amish Paradise' word for word cleared their calendar the day it was announced.

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Goodnight, Oscar

Sep 16, 2026 $40+ North Coast Repertory Theatre, 987…

Oscar Levant was the funniest, most tortured man in mid-century America: a concert pianist, a bottomless wit, a fixture of late-night TV who turned his own breakdowns into the sharpest comedy on air. The Broadway play that won Sean Hayes a Tony brings one impossible night of Levant's life to the stage, and North Coast Repertory Theatre's intimate house in Solana Beach is the perfect room to feel every laugh and every crack in the mask up close. This is theater for people who love a brilliant, wounded mind and a joke that costs something. Goodnight, Oscar runs September 16 through October 11, 2026, at North Coast Rep. Come for a portrait of genius on the edge, stay for one of the best-written plays of the last few years, performed close enough to see the sweat. Bring the friend who quotes old talk shows.

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