Rockola performing at last year's Green Flash Concert on the Tidepool Plaza
Wednesdays:
May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20, & Sept 17, 2008
6-9 p.m.
Experience
live music with stunning ocean views at Birch Aquarium at Scripps this
summer. This season's Green Flash Concert lineup includes music from Latin to country-rock.
Enjoy happy hour appetizers, craft beers and wines provided for
purchase by Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery. All aquarium exhibits
are open for viewing.
May 21
deSoL
Mixing
melodic rock with fiery Latin rhythms, deSoL's infectious music strikes
a chord across cultures. These Jersey rockers will have you out on the
dance floor with their sizzling, high-energy music.
http://www.desolmusic.com
June 18
Rockola
Back for a second smashing
year, San Diego's legendary band, Rockola, will perform classic rock
songs from their extensive repertoire. Travel back to an era celebrating
rock 'n' rolI's greatest legends.
http://www.rockola.com/
July 16
Eric Hutchinson
Eric Hutchinson's witty lyrics, soul and charm combines the
best musical styles of legends Billy Joel, Elton John, John Mayer and
Jason Mraz. He is making waves across the music industry.
http://www.myspace.com/erichutchinson
August 20
Shawn Mullins
Best known for his Top 10 hit "Lullaby," singer-songwriter Shawn
Mullins brings out his southern style of humanity, heartache and hope
through guitar strumming and soothing vocals.
http://www.myspace.com/shawnmullins
September 17
Sarah Borges and the Broken Singles
"Sassy. Sophisticated." Meet Sarah Borges and the Broken Singles, a country-pop-rock sensation that
hails from Boston. They will be playing their thrilling, eclectic collection.
http://www.myspace.com/borgesrocks
Prices:
Aquarium Members: $15 per concert ($65 season rate)
Public:
$20 per concert ($90 season
rate)
Walk-in Admission: $25 per concert
Season rate includes all five concerts.
Call 858-534-4109 for reservations.
All Green Flash Concerts are open to adults ages 21 and up.
What is a Green Flash?
A
rare optical phenomenon, green flashes are usually seen as the sun sets
(or rises) on a clear horizon,such as over the ocean. A brilliant green
hue is viewed in the upper edge of the sun. This flash is caused mostly
by refraction (blue light from the sun bends more than other light wave
lengths). Green Flashes often are seen from Birch Aquarium's Preuss
Tidepool Plaza.
Green Flash Concert Partners:
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