sddialedin.com did a good write-up today.

Time to kick on those checked Vans and don your best acid-washed jeans cause Club 80’s is back!
I know, most of you didn’t even know it was gone, but August 21st marked the last Thursday of Club 80’s at San Diego Sports Club. Earlier this year long time San Diego promoter/DJ Bryan Pollard moved Club 80’s along with his other DJ night Klub Therapy from it’s long established residence at Shooterz (after the bar was sold and shut down) to San Diego Sports Club. Unfortunately, in what must have seemed like a bad case of Déjà vu, Bryan once again found himself without a home for his beloved night. As most of you know by now, SDSC was sold in August and the new owners want to focus more on live band nights and having the weekly Thursday night 80’s club caused too many missed opportunities to book good line-ups. […]
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So I’ve mentioned that I’ve been working on a huge project at work, so I’ve not had quite the time to write as I wish, and on the occasions that I have gone out, well, it’s been less about this blog and more about the escape from reality, even if just for a couple hours at a time.
And so it was last week. If you care to read about my (mis)adventures, click ‘keep on reading’.I didn’t really go into the shows I saw last week. On Tuesday it was the Predicates at the Casbah which was really fun because it was their first time playing the Casbah. The Swim Party kids were there, as were Republic of Letters, Dagart, a couple Modlins and more, so it was nice to see everyone out to show their support and lovely to spend time with friends I hadn’t hung with in a while. […]
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Summer Darling is coming to San Diego for the first time Monday night with Mexico City’s Chikita Violenta. Although Chikita has been raved in big magazines like SPIN dubbing them Mexico City’s offer to “lush indie rock that’s actually more shimmer and less jammy” be sure to show up for the opener Summer Darling. […]

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Thursday Night I was ready to get out and take in some bands. My night started at TNT at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. Natalie and I carpooled downtown and got there really early, thinking that with just one band, they would play early, but we found out there was an opener and The Silent Comedy wasn’t playing until 9:15.The alcohol sponsor for the night was a new collection of flavored rums, but I really prefer my drinks to not be flavored. The black cherry cokes were too sweet. We made soaps at one of the display tables then waited for the music. It was a really beautiful night and unfortunately I forgot the name of the band- I think it was Green Switch? I can’t find them online, so if anyone knows, please email me. They’re from Denmark and apparently the […]
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I read an interesting post today on sddialedin.com.

Thursday Night I was ready to get out and take in some bands. My night started at TNT at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. Natalie and I carpooled downtown and got there really early, thinking that with just one band, they would play early, but we found out there was an opener and The Silent Comedy wasn’t playing until 9:15.The alcohol sponsor for the night was a new collection of flavored rums, but I really prefer my drinks to not be flavored. The black cherry cokes were too sweet. We made soaps at one of the display tables then waited for the music. It was a really beautiful night and unfortunately I forgot the name of the band- I think it was Green Switch? I can’t find them online, so if anyone knows, please email me. They’re from Denmark and apparently the […]
More here…