Embarcadero Marina Park South (San Diego, CA)
60's pop idol and multi-faceted entertainer Davy Jones brings his hits and antics to the San Diego Symphony's Summer Pops stage. Best known as a member of pop group The Monkees, Davy has become a popular entertainer, touring the nation. The Symphony will also perform songs from a variety of other '60s TV hits.
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he is such a fun entertainer
The venue was really fun! We were able to bring dinner in and enjoy it at our little table. The sound was good even for outdoors and everyone was in the mood for a great evening. I'd definitely do the Summer Pops again...especially when Davy Jones is there! :)
The show was a lot of fun and the half price seats were great. I will definitely attend another San Diego Symphony Summer Pops concert.
Great event, great venue, great seats, great value from Goldstar!
Cliff
This was such a fun concert! The Symphony is always special. Hearing Matthew Garbutt sing was a kick, and this conductor did a really good job! I wasn't sure about Davy Jones, but he proved to be a super entertainer, and a great lot of good fun. I'd go again!
Join the San Diego Symphony for an Summer Pops evening at Embarcadero Marina Park South with a man who was in the middle of all of that Sixties psychedelia, and has emerged as a vital and upbeat performing artist for today: Davy Jones…Daydream Believer.
In a concert celebrating the truly fun side of the 1960's, conductor Matthew Garbutt opens the program with a musical tribute to all of the great and familiar TV shows that were actually on the air in primetime in 1966.
Then, 60's pop idol and musical sparkplug Davy Jones takes the stage for a trip back to a time when the country was going nuts for a "Pre-Fab Four" with their own fresh, funny, and in many ways groundbreaking TV hit, The Monkees. What started as a television producers "concept" became a real musical group with bona fide hits such as "Last Train to Clarkesville" and "Daydream Believer".
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