DIGITAL JOURNALIST
The Great Late (Contributed Image)
This week’s PE Live artist is The Great Late, a rock band out of Redlands that has an appreciation for the blues, psychedelic rock and more.
We filmed this one out at Hangar 24 in Redlands. We’ll be back there on Aug. 28 to interview and hang out with My Own Holiday.
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Check out “Your Man” and keep watching for more music from the band.
Here’s more from the band’s debut EP “Human Race”:
The Great Late (Contributed Image)
Check out our latest PE Live interview with Redlands’ The Great Late from Hangar 24 and find what connection the blues and psychedelic rock band has to the sousaphone.
Let the video play and you can watch live performances of three of the band’s songs, “Your Man,” “Divine” and “Hopeless Bitter Ghoul,” too.
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The Jezebelles perform at PE Live (Vanessa Franko/Staff Photo)
The Jezebelles are playing two shows in SoCal this weekend–tonight (Aug. 23) at the Mission Tobacco Lounge in Riverside and on Sunday, Aug. 25 at the House of Blues in Anaheim.
Here’s one more track from their PE Live performance. “Chuck You” is one of the originals they performed for us in studio and you’ll hear it at the shows this weekend.
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Here’s the info on the shows.
9 p.m. Friday, Aug. 23, Mission Tobacco Lounge, 3630 University Ave., Riverside, $5, 21 and older only.
7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 25, House of Blues, 1530 Disneyland Drive, Anaheim, $15 at the door, 18 and older only.
Get more information on the band at www.girlrockchoir.com and www.facebook.com/thejezebelles.
Dose of Adolescence plays PE Live. (Vanessa Franko/Staff Photo)
After a wild summer on the Vans Warped Tour, the Dose of Adolescence guys have made it home and are celebrating their return with a show in Upland on Wednesday, Aug. 28.
Hear about the band’s adventures and hear some music.
8 p.m. Wednesday, Margarita Rocks, 1386 E. Foothill Blvd., Upland, 909-920-9590
Visit www.dofamusic.com for more information.
The band stopped by a bit before they went on Warped Tour to film PE Live with us. Check out the video below. Also, you can subscribe to our new PE Live newsletter to get the newest interviews and performances delivered to your inbox every week.
Art Laboe appears backstage with the group Zapp. Both will be back at San Manuel Amphitheater on Sept. 14. (Contributed Image)
For 11 years radio legend Art Laboe has brought his show to life on the stage and it returns Saturday, Sept. 14 to San Manuel Amphitheater in Devore.
This weekend, you can get a deal on tickets from 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 23 through 10 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 25. All seats are $20 and include all fees and general parking.
Laboe, as always, will host the show, which features Zapp, The Chi-Lites, Peaches and Herb, GQ, Harold Melvin’s Blue Notes, The Temprees, Shannon, Sly, Slick & Wicked and MC Magic featuring Sophia Maria and Amanda Perez this year.
You can pick up the tickets online at LiveNation.com, by phone at 800-745-3000 or in person at a Ticketmaster retail outlet. After this weekend, tickets run $17 to $95 before fees.
Throw the Goat will play Metal Madness at Stinger’s in San Bernardino. (Rockwell Unscene)
If you need a metal fix, there’s an all-day show at Stinger’s in San Bernardino just for you.
Manntis, which has played a handful of shows in the past year, is on the bill, as are Contortion, Jahmbi, Dyer, Long Beach Vagrant, Profecia, A Rise of a Tyrant, Throw the Goat, Light Up the Eyes and the debut show of Iron helm.
X103.9 FM DJ Dirty D is hosting the show.
You have to be 18 or older to go to the show, but tickets are only $10. You can pick them up via www.ticketweb.com.
3 p.m. Saturday, Stinger’s Bar and Nightclub, 194 W. Club Center Drive, San Bernardino, $10, 18 and older only.
Here’s the latest from Throw the Goat, the stellar 2012 release “Black Mountain.”
Steve Martin’s upcoming concert at the Fox Performing Arts Center in Riverside will be filmed for a PBS show. (2012/FILE PHOTO)
UPDATE: (4:40 p.m.) Ticket prices have been added to the shows for which they are available.
The Fox Performing Arts Center has added some new shows to its fall lineup and is offering pre-sale tickets for the shows Thursday, Aug. 22 through Saturday, Aug. 24. The tickets will go on sale to the general public via Ticketmaster on Sunday, Aug. 25.
And with the new shows, the Fox should get ready for its close-up. Steve Martin’s performance on Friday, Oct. 11 will be taped for the long-running PBS series “Great Performances.” He will be joined by the Steep Canyon Rangers and Edie Brickell. The air date is expected to be in 2014.
Martin, who in addition to being a popular actor, comedian and author has forged a burgeoning career in bluegrass music, has performed locally at Pechanga Resort and Casino and also at the Stagecoach Country Music Festival in recent years.
His forthcoming album, “Love Has Come For You,” is a collaboration with Brickell.
Note that the performance and taping will start at 8 p.m. for that event so you will want to arrive early. Tickets will be $49-$89, with the “limited best seating” tickets (the ones in the very front), priced at $99.
But Martin’s not the only one coming to the Fox. There are some returning guests as well.
Colbie Caillat, who performed a well-received concert at the venue in February 2012, will appear on Friday, Sept. 27. She’s best known for her hit, “Bubbly.” Tickets will be $39-$79, with the “limited best seating” tickets , priced at $90.
Also Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlan, which has performed in Southern California venues including the McCallum Theatre in Palm Desert and Moronco Casino Resort and Spa, will appear at the Fox on Friday, Oct. 18. The ticket prices have yet to be determined for this show. Contact the Fox box office at 951-779-9800 for ticket information on Thursday.
Comedian Anjelah Johnson (Contributed Image)
There’s also a comedy show on the calendar. Anjelah Johnson is so popular that her show at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 1 is sold out. The Fox has added a second show for Nov. 1 at 10:30 p.m. Tickets for Anjelah Johnson will be $25-$37, like the original show, with the “limited best seating” tickets priced at $49.
The pre-sale will run Thursday, Aug. 22 through Saturday, Aug. 24 and tickets will be available only at the Fox Performing Arts Center box office, either by walking up in person or by phone.
The phone number for the box office is 951-779-9800 and it is located at the theater at 3801 Mission Inn Ave. in Riverside.
The box office is open Monday through Friday from noon to 6 p.m. and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It is also open on all show days until show time.
The tickets will be on sale via Ticketmaster on Sunday, Aug. 25.
Service Interruption will play The Vault in Temecula. (Contributed Image)
Local punk-inspired band Service Interruption is playing a show at The Vault in Temecula that is also a benefit for foster children.
The show is raiding donations for Sleep Train’s Foster Kids program. You can get $3 off the price of a ticket if you donates clothes, shoes (in good condition), or other items.
Stop the Phoenix and IWXO (which means I’m With Love and features Allstar Weekend’s Nathan Darmody) are also on the bill.
6:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24, The Vault, 41607 Enterprise Circle N., Temecula, $10, all ages. Visit www.thevaultconcerts.com for more information and www.facebook.com/serviceinterruptionband for more on Service Interruption.
Service Interruption released their debut album this year. Here’s the video for “According to Plan.”
Alien Ant Farm hangs out with band mascot Rubix. (Steven Gilmore/Contributed Image)
Riverside’s Alien Ant Farm has been on tour all summer long and they’re playing homecoming show at M15 in Corona on Saturday, Sept. 7. And not only will Ant Farm be playing, but P.O.D. is also on the bill.
Alien Ant Farm has been working on their new album, “Always and Forever,” while they’ve been on the road with Fuel and Hoobastank this summer. (On my recent vacation, I happened to catch a last-minute show in Nashville, Tenn., where I heard the band play new song “Let ‘Em Know” live for the first time and it sounded fantastic. Also, Aaron Lee, of Aaron Lee and the Love Vigilantes, a Riverside band that moved to Nashville earlier this year, joined Ant Farm for “Attitude.” It was a fun show.)
Check out the video for Alien Ant Farm’s “Let ‘Em Know.” There’s some NSFW language in the song, but you can see some Riverside sights in the clip.
San Diego’s P.O.D. was last in the area when they headlined X103.9’s Merry Meltdown last December. They recently released a new album, “Murdered Love.”
The show is being put on by X103.9 and tickets are on sale now. They’re $20 in advance and $25 at the door. You have to be 21 or older to go to the show.
Tickets are available at www.m15concerts.com.
Brenton Wood (2010/File Photo)
Corona concert venue M15 will host “Old School Latin Night” on Saturday, Aug. 24 with Brenton Wood and Rocky Padilla.
The night will be hosted by DJ Angel Baby.
Tickets are $25 for a reserved seat and $15 for general admission.
Wood, who has played Inland venues including the Mission Tobacco Lounge and the Downtown Street Jam, is known for hits “Gimme Little Sign” and “The Oogum Boogum Song.”
To pick up tickets, contact Carrie Asher-Maciel at 951-324-3306 carrieasher@ymail.com or Hebie Castro at 951-264-0204 drumrboy1@yahoo.com.
7 p.m. Saturday, M15, 9022 Pulsar Court, Corona, 951-200-4465.
Visit www.m15concerts.com for more information.
Here’s Wood’s classic hit: