With new venues popping up all over downtown San Jose, there’s live music for every taste every week. We’ve rounded up 5 of the best shows this week below.
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“Don’t Stop Believin’” is more a staple of the karaoke bar than the concert hall—and it’s rarely played on a harp. But such a performance is partly the point of the Silicon Valley Arts Coalition’s 10th annual Arts Panorama, which showcases the unique offerings of small local arts groups.
That huge blue and yellow tent pitched by the Taylor Street Bridge marks the return of Cirque de Soleil to San Jose with its production Amaluna.
While switching between styles and huge energy are his performance staples, DJ Stellar prides himself on being an infectious personality both on and offline, leading to a loyal and responsive fan base. His productions, like his DJ sets, focus on the heart pounding energy and aggressiveness of the nightclub, leading to forays into house, electro, big room, and trap. With an upcoming show at Studio 8 in San Jose, SanJose.com had a chance to chat with the versatile artist.
Local ska band Monkey will be celebrating their 18th year anniversary on Friday January 31st at the Blank Club. During these eighteen years, Monkey have released four full length albums, toured Europe twice (the States ten times) and watched the popularity of ska rise and fall a couple times over. And all the while they’ve diligently plugged away.
Espresso isn’t just a caffeinated base for concoctions of flavored syrups and whipped cream. Nor is it the most caffeinated type of coffee. However, in its simpler and more traditional forms, espresso is the star at Bel Bacio Italian Cafe
Few sandwiches have as much to live up to as the pastrami Reuben, considering it’s a staple of such legendary spots as New York City’s Katz and Carnegie delis and Greenblatt’s in Los Angeles. Happily, in the Bay Area, the sandwiches at Refuge Pastrami, with locations in San Carlos and Menlo Park, can stand up to such pedigreed pastrami Reubens.
Hotel bars offer an oasis for travelers looking for a break after a long day in transit, but several Silicon Valley hotels are also popular for locals looking for a break from their local watering holes or neutral ground for meetings. Below, we’ve rounded up some of…
San Jose and the surrounding areas are home to numerous beautiful wedding venues, from stately wineries to golf clubs, mansions and hotels where the bride and groom can welcome any number of attendees.
San Jose is home to several historic hotels, offering visitors unique alternatives away from standard cookie-cutter rooms at hotel chains. Most of San Jose’s historic hotels were saved from destruction in the 70s by the San Jose redevelopment agency and feature architectural nods to the…
