California Travel Tips
You Can’t Stop The Music at Free Summer Concerts
Published on: June 19, 2013
Photo: Dean Torrence (right) of the duo, Jan & Dean, performs this week in Camarillo.
People love music–and they hate it, too. People love music when it’s summer time in the park, the music is free and weather is nice. They hate music when a neighbor is having a party, it’s after midnight and the noise is keeping them awake. Summer concerts in the park and at the beach are planned optimally to be least offensive to neighborhoods and to provide the most entertainment at the cheapest price. The public is getting the benefit of a free show, so who can complain?
This week June 19- 23, 2013 See All Concerts
- Beach: Dean Torrence in Camarillo, Mega Tones in Santa Clara, Surfin’ Safari in Temple City
- Blues: Twice as Good in Calistoga, Hip Replacements in Eureka, Burning James in SLO and the Guy Bud Band in Grover Beach
- Classical: Chamber Orchestra in Long Beach
- Country: Big Iron in Fair Oaks, The Marshall Tucker Band in Woodland Hills
- Honky Tonk: Cowbop in Sierra Madre, Swingin’ Doors in Arroyo Grande
- Latin: Latin Society in Riverside, Latin Express in Apple Valley, Project 4 in Concord, Soto in Fontana, PhDs in Brentwood, Alex Cuba in Pasadena
- Rock: Gin Blossoms in Santa Cruz, dozens of rock bands throughout the state performing
- Tribute to these famous bands: Doobie Brothers in Campbell, Tom Petty in El Dorado Hills, Rolling Stones in Windsor, Journey in Yuba City, Beach Boys in Redlands, Journey in Simi Valley, Elvis in LaVerne
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