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Reggae-rock bands hit San Luis Obispo once again
California natives the Dirty Heads and the Expendables make their way to SLO once again for two separate performances. The Expendables take the stage at Downtown Brew Friday night, followed by the Dirty Heads on Sunday.
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Modern Music Academy – Big Benevolent Bash
The Modern Music Academy will be showcasing some of its finest talent Friday at Downtown Brewing Co. at its first “Big Benevolent Bash.”
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DJ Donk entertains San Luis Obispo nightlife
Armed with a mixer, laptop and turntables, DJ Donk is making a name for himself in the blossoming San Luis Obispo DJ scene.
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Progressive rock band, RX Bandits will play at DTB Sunday
Orange County-based band RX Bandits will play at Downtown Brewing, Co. on Sunday. Since forming in 1999, the progressive rock band has transformed dramatically in their 11-year legacy, exploring punk, ska, jazz and rock to create their unique sound.
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Spencer Wood Benefit Show
Lambda Chi Alpha will host a concert at Downtown Brewing Company this Saturday featuring reggae rock group One Drop and Killa Gorilla to benefit the Spencer Wood Memorial Scholarship Foundation and honor the life of Spencer Wood, a Cal Poly student and Lambda Chi Alpha member, who died in summer 2006.
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Sherwood concludes national tour at Downtown Brew
Four Cal Poly alumni turned rock stars have chosen to wrap up their American tour in San Luis Obispo on Thursday.
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Two local bands to headline Downtown Brew
Templeton-based rock band PK will co-headline a show with The Mighty Fine at Downtown Brew in San Luis Obispo on Friday at 7 p.m.
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The Expendables sell out Downtown Brew
The Expendables, a San Luis Obispo-favorite, sell out DTB.
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Capelton performance at Downtown Brew canceled
Downtown Brewing Co. canceled Wednesday night’s reggae performance after a number of groups voiced concerns about the performer’s anti-gay lyrics.
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Big name rappers take over Downtown Brew
Rappers E-40 and DJ Quik performed for a sold-out audience at Downtown Brew Friday night. The rappers are known for their individual musical styles.