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If you want to really know something about OC arena concert culture, you might naturally be swayed to visit behemoths like the Honda Center or the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater. But until you’ve seen Bono, Kenney Chesney, the Black Eyed Peas, or some other block buster zeitgeist rock out on the freshly manicured grass of Angel’s Stadium, you have no idea what the true definition of “Americana” is. Nothing like a gargantuan production, complete with guitar solos fireworks, to make you proud to live in the good ‘ol U.S. of A. Next time something big comes to town, we highly suggest you grab a little extra beer money (Lord knows drinks here are expensive) and plop your butt into one of the stadium’s 43,000+ seats and enjoy the show.
Eddie Day is the "Wizard of Rock & Roll," and you don't need to go down a yellow brick road to see him. Try Tustin Avenue in Santa Ana. The one-man band plays every Thursday and Friday at the Fling, lighting up his guitar, crooning his heart out,... More »
If your ramblin' rabbi seems off his game this week, blame it on the fairer sex. That's right, ye heathen, the OCeeker got himself a godly gal, so you beer-goggle saints and born-again whores will hav... More »
I haven't been to an Anaheim Angels game in about two years, busy as I've been. But I gotta head down there this year to check out that kid Trout. And when I'm at Angels Stadium, I gotta check out the... More »
So the Angels haven't gotten off to the best start this year. But this night's game against the Twins, perhaps subconsciously designed before the season started, brings back that most inspiring team mascot, the Rally Monkey. For every ticket... More »
Sad but true: outside of Coker, Dulaney, and myself no one gives a shit about baseball at Weekly World Headquarters because we're a bunch of commies who think sports is the opiate of the American mass... More »
Before the season began, this was a no-brainer. The Angels signed Albert Pujols, the greatest hitter of his generation, in December. Even though his numbers had trailed slightly in 2011, there was no reason to think he wouldn't crush it in Anaheim. But King Albert appeared lost in the first month, and with the Angels off to their worst start in franchise history, the front office opted to call up its top prospect, Mike Trout. Though he missed the season's first month, by the end of August,... More »
Yep, we're going with the Weave again, but this year, we're laying off the stats (which clearly indicate he's not only the Angels' best player, but also one of the best pitchers in baseball). This time, he wins for being old-school. We'll answer the back-and-forth about Weaver's response to two Tigers batters showing him up after their July 31 home runs with a quote, but not one about Weaver. "Barry Bonds?" ex-umpire Doug Harvey once said. "I'll tell you what: If he hit a home run off [Bob]... More »
Are you dying to see Orange County's power brokers (and their sycophants) in person? Just go to any Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim game, whip out your binoculars in your crappy, upper-deck seats, and focus on the seats nearest to home plate. You'll see multimillionaire corporate executives, judges, labor-union bosses, FBI agents, nightclub owners, ex-professional athletes, trust-fund babies, Orange County Register columnists, prosecutors and, yes, even high-priced call girls. More »
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