Rock Me Baby, in Huntington
Beach--Music Scene is Hot
There are so many fresh sounds
and better known musicians appearing
this month and next that we felt it
was worth taking the time to steer
you in the right direction.
There's the big gig at
Pelican Isle. Another free
concert brings together all star
performers such as the drummer
from the Walter trout band and
bass guitarist for John Mayall
and the Bluesbreakers. These
famous bands hold a long history
with Huntington Beach, and it's
great that musicians find the
local scene worthy of their
attention. Erich Munzner who put
a band together (Good Fortune),
has managed to create a sound
that's professional, unique, and
very compelling.
To celebrate the Huntington Beach Centennial, the showpiece of a gala ball with Keiko Matsui, a renown jazz pianist from Huntington Beach. Performing around the globe, and recognized for her top hits and best-selling CD's, Matsui is a shining example of the musical talent and diverse musical tastes that exist in Surf City.
Next on the all-star lineup you'll find Kim Waters appearing at the Huntington Beach Central Library Theater. Waters is an extraordinary musician who's chart-topping tunes make him a sought after act around the globe. Waters does travel, but spends much time in the studio, and treats Huntington Beach to his smooth jazz concerts.
We've taken just a few weeks and barely touched on the variety of musicians that are appearing in Huntington Beach. It's such a huge music scene, and it most happens after dark, so it is something you night owls will enjoy, no doubt.
