ON the Beat | Blues Beach Town, for a Week
When thinking about the main subject of this column, a week when major blues-artists action (Guy Clark Jr. and Charlie Musselwhite/Elvin Bishop)
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Modern Manners in the House
“In the Making: Contemporary Art at SBMA” showcases seven decades of art of the modern sort in the museum’s permanent collection.
ON the Beat | Good Vibes on the Street and Up the Hill, Right on Time
Last week’s musical highs arrived courtesy of the beaming Jon Batiste and a friendly dance riot at the Lobero block party.
Film Review | Adventures with an Emotional Posse
An ultimately feel-good animated Film, “Inside Out 2” takes on teen life, from an emotional command post.
SOhO Goes the Big 3-0
SOhO, Santa Barbara’s premier and longest-running showcase music club, survives highs and lows to reach the 30th anniversary milestone, mascot in tow.
Of MAW, Mahler and a Bold Transitional Season
Orchestral performance of Mahler’s “Tragic” at the Granada Theatre finalized a strong Music Academy of the West summer festival.
Review | Homeboy Got Game, Continued
In one of the more intimate and satisfying of his many hometown concerts, Jackson Browne wowed a packed Lobero Theatre.
Review | Mid-Summer Symphonic High on John Adams Turf
Orchestra delivers Music Academy season pinnacle with help from Leila Josefowicz and John Adams.
ON the Beat | Where the Wild and Spiritualized Things Are
Academy Update Alas, the end is in sightfor the sublime summertime bounty offered Santa Barbara by the Music Academy of the
The Art of Staying Human, Staying Musical
Jon Batiste, Grammy- and Oscar-winner and former “The Late Show” bandleader, returns to the 805, playing the Santa Barbara Bowl.
