LIVE FROM SAN DIEGO Samantha Fish brings her world tour to The Sound
3 minute readPublished: Sunday, November 2, 2025 at 11:27 pm
Upcoming Concerts Offer Diverse Musical Experiences
San Diego music lovers have a diverse array of concerts to look forward to in November, spanning genres from blues and jazz to rock and Latin rhythms.
Guitarist Samantha Fish brings her "Paper Doll World Tour" to a local venue on November 13. Known for her high-energy performances and blues-infused sound, Fish is promoting her latest album, with a setlist that includes new tracks and covers.
On November 7, Grammy-winning saxophonist Kenny G will perform. The artist has a long history with the venue, and his career-spanning setlist will include covers and contemporary jazz.
For those seeking a free lunchtime concert, the Aaron Lind Organ Trio will perform on November 10. The trio specializes in instrumental, 1960s-inspired jazz, and their setlist includes songs from various artists.
Fans of the British rock band Oasis can catch a tribute band, Oasiz, on November 14. The band, led by guitarist Scott Samuels and featuring singer Liam Wilkes, will perform a greatest hits set.
The Mission Bay High Mambo Orchestra, under the direction of Jean-Paul Balmat, will perform on November 19, featuring Latin jazz and Afro-Cuban grooves, with a special appearance by Grammy-nominated flautist John Calloway.
Finally, iconic Bay Area rock 'n' rollers The Flamin' Groovies will perform on November 20. Led by guitarist Cyril Jordan, the band is known for their power-pop sound and classic hits.
BNN's Perspective: The upcoming concert lineup offers a good mix of established artists and emerging talent, providing a variety of musical experiences for San Diego residents. The inclusion of a free concert and a tribute band demonstrates the breadth of the local music scene.
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