Best of the Beach 2017, Best Live Music Club: St. Rocke

Under previous owner Allen Sanford, St. Rocke brought in national acts while also supporting the local music scene. Photo by Easy Reader staff

St. Rocke brings in national acts while also supporting the local music scene.

Many notable artists have offered intimate performances on Saint Rocke’s stage.

“We bring in artists who normally only play LA or Hollywood,” said Adam Spriggs, Saint Rocke manager and talent buyer.

Spriggs also organizes the Kaboo Music Festival and, through Saint Rocke, books acts for the Hermosa Beach Summer Concert Series, the Redondo Beach Lobster Fest and Terranea’s Music on the Meadow. But he also feels it’s important to support the local music scene. Local  bands have the chance to play the Hermosa Beach Summer Concert Series by winning a “battle of the bands.”

“Kira Lingman and Josh Arbor have been doing an amazing job curating the Sound Collective every other Tuesday and Wednesday night,” he said. “Just last week, we had Old 97s, an alt-country band, Cubensis, a jam band, Leftover Salmon, a bluegrass band, Tiffany, an ‘80s teen pop star and Mickey Avalon, a hip-hop artist,” Spriggs said.

142 Pacific Coast Hwy., Hermosa Beach. (310) 372-0035.

Saintrocke.com

 

Runner-Up: Lighthouse Café

30 Pier Ave., Hermosa Beach. (310) 376-9833.

Thelighthousecafe.net

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