Filipina star Jaya to perform classic hits at Empress Theatre in upcoming Vallejo events
Vallejo will come alive with music and entertainment this weekend, with an array of events lined up for all music enthusiasts and families alike. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to witness the talented Jaya, famed Filipina singer, as she performs classic hits composed by Cecile Azarcon, a renowned Filipino songwriter, at the Empress Theatre. Joining Jaya on stage are special guests Miriam Pantig, Garth Garcia, and Pia Villahermosa. Tickets for this exceptional show are selling fast, so secure yours soon.
Experience the magic of the Jazz Johnson Trio at the Empress Marquee Club on Friday night. Johnson, a distinguished saxophonist and composer, will be accompanied by powerhouse “Women in Jazz” musicians Alissa Johnson on drums and Alexis Tsamoudakis on upright bass. The Trio, known for their captivating performances, will take the stage for the second of four scheduled shows. For Scotch whiskey enthusiasts, there will be a guided tasting of four exceptional single malts by Scotch expert Jim Casper prior to the performance. If you can’t make it this Friday, catch the trio at the Marquee Club on August 7 and August 15.
For a unique musical experience, head to the Springstowne Library for a punk rock show on Friday night featuring performances by Glimer, Jazmin Hope Virility, Disturbia, Eclypso, and BAWRAO. Indie After Dark founder Tymn Urban will showcase indie art rock with Blüestätic at Bambino’s on Saturday, treating the audience to an all-original set from their upcoming debut album, Dreams of Blue.
Venture outside Vallejo to catch Dirty Cello at the Museum of History Benicia on Friday evening. Led by virtuoso cellist Rebecca Roudman, Dirty Cello delivers a dynamic blend of blues, rock, and Americana. Roudman, a classically trained symphony player, abandoned the world of classical music to pursue her passion for modern genres.
Families can enjoy a fun-filled evening at Children’s Wonderland Park this Thursday for the final “Bite Night Thursday” of the year. Indulge in delicious food, good music, and lawn games, while adults can savor brews from local vendors. Additionally, those curious about the future of Mare Island’s south shore can participate in a meeting with Navy and California Department of Toxic Substances Control representatives at the Mare Island Convention Center on Thursday evening.
Solano County’s National Night Out celebration has been rescheduled to the first Tuesday in October for a cooler climate and to prevent conflicts with summer vacations. This event promotes police-community partnerships and community-building. These are just a few of the exciting events happening in Vallejo. Be sure to check the comprehensive events page for more activities and updates throughout the week.