Dual musical performance in San Diego
A pair of bands will be trying to light up San Diego for a special night of music this March.
Mustache Harbor is on the way to San Diego’s Music Box along with another group, the Radio Thieves. Mustache Harbor aims to take audiences back to the glory days of Kenny Loggins, Steely Dan, Ace, The Little River Band, and other legends.
Mustache Harbor is based in San Francisco, and have played gigs in locations ranging from Las Vegas and Los Angeles to Lake Tahoe. The band plays detailed, accurate renditions of the classics from the 1970s and 1980s. Audiences may hear classic tracks like Toto’s smash hit “Africa,” “Baker Street” by Gerry Rafferty, the Eagles’ iconic “Hotel California,” and many others. The band is known for its outstanding musicianship, and harmonies and vocals that are accurate reminders of the past. To add to the fun, the band dresses in the costumes worn by the original bands.
Mustache Harbor’s companions, the Radio Thieves, are based in Rancho San Diego. This outfit is also known for playing the hits from the 1980s, as well as for having a sense of humor that has endeared them to audiences.
The bands will be at the Music Box on March 8. Venues hosting events like this often work with poster printing to create suitable advertising for the evening.
Mustache Harbor is on the way to San Diego’s Music Box along with another group, the Radio Thieves. Mustache Harbor aims to take audiences back to the glory days of Kenny Loggins, Steely Dan, Ace, The Little River Band, and other legends.
Mustache Harbor is based in San Francisco, and have played gigs in locations ranging from Las Vegas and Los Angeles to Lake Tahoe. The band plays detailed, accurate renditions of the classics from the 1970s and 1980s. Audiences may hear classic tracks like Toto’s smash hit “Africa,” “Baker Street” by Gerry Rafferty, the Eagles’ iconic “Hotel California,” and many others. The band is known for its outstanding musicianship, and harmonies and vocals that are accurate reminders of the past. To add to the fun, the band dresses in the costumes worn by the original bands.
Mustache Harbor’s companions, the Radio Thieves, are based in Rancho San Diego. This outfit is also known for playing the hits from the 1980s, as well as for having a sense of humor that has endeared them to audiences.
The bands will be at the Music Box on March 8. Venues hosting events like this often work with poster printing to create suitable advertising for the evening.