Entertainment and concerts
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MUSIC

Grand

Theatre Center for the Arts



Friday:

Just Beyond the Junkyard; Sunday: Berlin Piano Quartet; March 19: SFJazz

Collective; March 22: The Alley Cats



715

Central Ave.



Tracy



Tickets:

831-6858

West

Ninth St. House Concert: Stephanie Corby



March

15, 8 p.m.



435

W. Ninth St.



Tracy



Tickets:

$15



Information:

830-9531, or folksally@comcast.net.

Expressions:

the rhyme and reason



March

15, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.



Musashi

Restaurant



2203

N. Tracy Blvd.



Tracy



Tickets:

$5



Information:

Dermick Vaughn, 346-9120

Main

Street Inn



Tonight:

About Face; Friday: Tongue and Groove; March 15: Suicide Shift; March 21-22:

Slacken Loader; March 28-29: Emerson Biggins



130

E. Main St.



Ripon



Information:

599-0095

Brubeck

Festival



March

31 to April 5



Faye

Spanos Concert Hall



University

of the Pacific



3601

Pacific Ave.



Stockton



Information:

946-7635

Yoshi’s Jazz House and Restaurant



Tonight: Lizz Wright Rubalcaba; Saturday: Lizz Wright; Sunday:

Khalil Shaheed; Gary Brown, Glen Pearson; Monday: Skyline High Jazz Band;

Tuesday: John Worley and Worlview; Wednesday: Dave Hollister; Thursday through

March 16: Gonzalo Rubalcaba; March 17: Terrence Brewer; March 18: Dmitri

Matheny



510 Embarcadero West



Oakland



Tickets: 510-238-1350

Gallo Center for the Arts



Tonight: The Chieftans; Friday: State Symphony of Mexico; March

15: David Munnelly Band; March 16: Blind Boys of Alabama; March 29: Pablo

Ziegler Quintet for New Tango; Zunyi Acrobats of China



1000 I St.



Modesto



Tickets: 338-2100, www.galloarts.org

Bill Harley, singer and storyteller



March 20, 7:30 p.m.



Amador Theater



1155 Santa Rite Road



Pleasanton



Tickets: $14-$20



Information: 925-931-3444

THEATER

Bizet’s

Carmen



March

14-23



Bankhead

Theatre



2400

First Street



Livermore



Tickets:

$35-$55



Information:

925-373-6800, or livermorevalleyopera.org.

The King and I



Through April 6



East Sonora Theatre



12891 Hwy 108



Sonora



Tickets: $18-$28



Information: 532-3120

Steel Magnolias



April 25 to May 4



Grand Theatre Center for the Arts



715 Central Ave.



Tracy



Information: 629-2506

FESTIVALS   

The Celtic Faire



Saturday



Mother Lode Fairgrounds



220 Southgate Drive



Sonora



Tickets: $24



Information: www.sonoracelticfaire.com.

Murphy’s Irish Day



March 15



Downtown Murphy’s



Information: 728-9012

ART/MUSEUMS

Grand

Theatre Center for the Arts



Through

March 22: Unfinished works by Andy Vogt, Krishna Khalsa and Scott Oliver; Feb.

16 to March 22: The Engineered Landscape: Paintings by Dale Laitinen



715

Central Ave.



Tracy



Tickets:

831-6278

Mario

Moreno: Vanishing Landscapes of California



LH

Horton Gallery



San

Joaquin Delta College



5151

Pacific Ave.



Stockton



Information:

954-5507

LECTURES

Science

on Saturday



Saturday:

Protecting the Nation’s Livestock



The

Bankhead Theater



2400

First St.



Livermore



Infornmation:

http//education.llnl.gov/sos

Dale

Laitinen, painter



Saturday,

1 p.m.



Grand

Theatre Centre for the Arts



715

Central Ave.



Tracy



Information:

831-6858

COMEDY

Laugh

Track Live@ The Matinee



March

15: Tom McClain and PHAT Joe



The

Matinee



1825

Pacific Ave.



Stockton



Tickets:

$15



Information:

800-838-3006

Mark

Pitta, Clinton Jackson, Arthur Haus



Saturday,

8 p.m.



The

Grand Theatre Center for the Arts



715

Central Ave.



Tracy



Tickets:

$60-$135



Information:

831-6858.

FILM

San

Francisco Opera performances



Through

Tuesday: La Rondine; Samson and Delilah: March 29 to April 1; April 12-15: Don

Giovanni; April 19-22: Madama Butterfly



Cinemas

13



Livermore



Information:

sfopera.com


CONCERTS

Living Legends



Friday



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Immortal Technique



Sunday



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Matchbox 20, Alanis Morissette



Wednesday



HP Pavilion, San Jose

Lisa Lampanelli



Saturday, March 15



Fox Theatre, Redwood City

The Boredoms



Tuesday, March 18



The Fillmore, San Francisco

The Black Crowes



Wednesday, March 19



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Gary Louris



Thursday, March 20



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Steve Earle



Friday, March 21



Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco

Nada Surf



Saturday, March 22



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Steve Earle



Saturday, March 22



Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco

Katt Williams



Wednesday, March 26



The Warfield, San Francisco

Jose Gonzalez



Thursday, March 27



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Saves the Day



Sunday, March 30



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Ministry



Tuesday and Wednesday, April 1-2



The Fillmore, San Francisco

The Black Keys



Wednesday, April 2



The Warfield, San Francisco

My Chemical Romance



Thursday, April 3



The Warfield, San Francisco

Louis XIV



Thursday, April 3



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band



Saturday, April 5



HP Pavilion, San Jose

Anti-Flag



Monday, April 7



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Ani DiFranco



Tuesday, April 8



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Big Head Todd and The Monsters



Wednesday, April 9



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Rascal Flats



Friday, April 11



HP Pavilion, San Jose

Dimmu Borgir



Monday, April 14



The Warfield, San Francisco

Hot Buttered Rum



Saturday, April 15



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Seether, Flyleaf



Wednesday, April 16



The Warfield, San Francisco

Hot Chip



Thursday, April 24



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Colin Meloy



Wednesday, April 30



The Fillmore, San Francisco

Rush



Sunday, May 4



Sleep Train Pavilion at Concord, Concord

Avril Lavigne



Wednesday, May 7



HP Pavilion, San Jose

Kate Nash



Tuesday, May 13



The Fillmore, San Francisco

The Police, Elvis Costello and the Imposters



Monday, July 14



Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View



Tuesday, July 15



Sleep Train Pavilion, Concord



 



 

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