House of Rock

This year’s lineup will showcase an internationally acclaimed list of artists, featuring Marc Brunier Mestas, Le Extraordinaire de L’Estampe from Riom, France! Other artists include: Dennis McNett from Brooklyn, Tom Huck and the Evil Prints crew of St. Louis, The Amazing Hancock Bros from Austin, Burning Bones Press of Houston, Chingo Zine of San Antonio, Nick Alley, Katy and Pat Seals, Curtis Jones, Matt Rebholz and more!

Artists will be featuring original works on paper, t-shirts, stickers, and more, all available to the hard working masses for $50 bucks or less. Enjoy live music by local legends Hobo and Bertha, and a performance by The Amazing Hancock Brothers. More to be announced!

Additional events during ArtWalk will include:

• An installation by Ryan O’Malley at The Art Tunnel at Retama Park

• Students from regional universities will exhibit art in the tunnel and The Hot Spot Gallery, as well as posting street murals

• The Texas Iron Commission will be hosting an iron pour in the parking lot across from the House of Rock

The event is open to all ages from 6:00 pm – 2:00 am. Admission is free for students and until 9:00 p.m. for the general public.

 

There will be nothing but positive vibes in the form of reggae/roots flowing from the House of Rock stage Thursday with Los Angeles’ Fortunate Youth and Hawaii’s Inna Vision. They are joined by House Blend for the show (tickets are available online). Doors open at 7:30 p.m. From their “Up-Lifted” EP in 2010 and their first full release “Irie State of Mind” in 2011, Fortunate Youth brings a high-energy vibe and a positive stage presence with their music. An unexpected on-tour lineup change inspired Inna Vision’s “Don’t Stop” album released in 2012 as the band chooses to focus on staying positive and following your dreams despite obstacles. But it’s not all just about the message for both groups — they can really groove, too.

Tickets are available for purchase at our online box office, House of Rock and Disc-Go-Round.

It’s only fitting that music has taken YunPeng Zhao (violin), Guillaume Latour (violin), Franck Chevalier (viola) and Pierre Morlet (cello) around the world with performances across Europe, around Asia and stretching North America to South America. After all, Diotima Quartet’s repertoire spans not only time but various continents, running from baroque and classical (Bach, Haydn, Mozart) to French composers (Franck, Debussey) to modern works commissioned for the quartet. Friday, Diotima Quartet plays at House of Rock before their show Saturday at Wolfe Recital Hall at Del Mar College.

Ticket packages are available for couples and discounts are available for students. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Individual tickets can be purchased at our online box office.