Belly Up celebrates 50 years of music history
The Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year with a 50-show concert series beginning in July.
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Belly Up to celebrate its 50th anniversary with 50 concerts this summer
The Rolling Stones, B.B. King, Lady Gaga and Willie Nelson have played at the 600-capacity San Diego venue the Belly Up. Artists who will perform as part of its 50th anniversary include The Wallflowers, Steel Pulse, X, Jimmy Dale Gilmore and such San Diego music mainstays as the Beat Farmers and Sara Petite.
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Legendary Venue BELLY UP Celebrates 50th Anniversary Making Musical History in San Diego
Celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, the Belly Up in Solana Beach stands as a testament to the enduring power of live music and the independent live entertainment community. The iconic venue will mark its anniversary this summer with 50 Years and 50 Shows starting July 3 running through September 30 featuring artists that have played the legendary venue since its inception including Shakey Graves, WAR, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Alejandro Escovedo, Cracker and The Wallflowers.
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San Diego's Belly Up will mark 50th anniversary with 50 concerts
The Rolling Stones, B.B. King, Lady Gaga and Willie Nelson have played at the 600-capacity San Diego venue the Belly Up. Artists who will perform as part of its 50th anniversary include The Wallflowers, Steel Pulse, X, Jimmy Dale Gilmore and such San Diego music mainstays as the Beat Farmers and Sara Petite.
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Rule change allows craft cannabis growers in Illinois to expand more quickly, but it may not be enough to save many of them
A long-awaited change to allow craft cannabis growers to expand should bring consumers more choice, but may still not be enough for businesses to open or make a profit. A rule change in December by the Illinois Department of Agriculture allows craft growers to immediately expand from the current limit of 5,000 square feet of flowering plant space to 14,000 square feet. “It helps,” said Scott ...
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