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Nov 14, 2023
Elephante in Sunnyvale
His latest singles include “Right Before Our Eyes,” featuring Mark Taye from K-pop group Got7, and “Leave the Ground,” a duet ballad with singer Amber Liu, whom he met playing in a Valorant tournament.
Oct 31, 2023
Steve Simeone in San Jose
Steve Simeone made his 2014 Comedy Central debut on Gabriel Iglesais’ “Stand Up Revolution,” and has toured with Andrew Dice Clay, Pauly Shore and Steve Rannazzisi.
Oct 24, 2023
Accusefive in San Jose
Some of Accusefive's charm lies in their origin: Pan and Tsai were high school sweethearts working basic day jobs when they named their band by choosing random words on a billboard
Oct 17, 2023
Ivan Cornejo in San Jose
Ivan Cornejo, second most consumed regional Mexican artist in the US, brings his earnest, folk-influenced corridos to San Jose. Born in Riverside, Ivan began posting to Tiktok at age 14 and went viral in 2021 with his ballad "Está Dañada."
Oct 10, 2023
Peso Pluma in San Jose
After the sold out show at McEnery Convention Center in May, Peso Pluma returns to San Jose this Friday. The 24-year-old Jalico-born singer first went viral on TikTok performing “Ella Baila Sola” with songwriter Pedro Tovar, lead singer of Eslabon Armado.
Oct 3, 2023
Sankai Juku at Stanford
The avant-garde dance style of butoh started in late 1950s Japan, exploring taboo topics stirred by war and atomic bombings. This Saturday evening only, internationally-touring dance troupe Sankai Juku brings their butoh performance KŌSA - Between Two Mirrors to Stanford’s Memorial Auditorium.
Sep 26, 2023
LADAMA in Palo Alto
LADAMA is a group of four women, each of them virtuosic musicians, composers and educators, who met during an arts residency. Lara Klaus, Daniela Serna, Mafer Bandola and Sara Lucas harness traditional and modern styles from their countries of origin–Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela and the United States–to create Latin alternative music.
Sep 19, 2023
J Boog in San Jose
Another big concert awakens Cesar Chavez Park when Music in the Park brings back two-time Grammy-winner J Boog. When Wash House Music released his reggae rock album Backyard Boogie in 2011, few predicted that his song “Let’s Do It Again” would swing through radio stations beyond the islands, becoming a staple on feel-good mixes worldwide.