Friday is opening night for the award-winning “Rent: The Musical” at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons. The dramatic play’s become a pop culture phenomenon, with a modern-day love story set in New York City’s grungy East Village and soundtrack that rocks. Tickets are just $10 or $5 for students or seniors. Call the box office at 661-362-5304 or visit canyonspac.com.
Saturday night, The Snareheads bring their rock ’n’ soul revue back to Valencia Wine Company on Town Center Drive. Joe Bertalli, Mike Fitzgerald, Joe Fuoco, Steve Sadd and Billy Davis will bring the house down, even if they have to drop trou to get your attention. Showtime’s at 9 p.m. and there’s no cover. Visit The Snareheads’ Facebook page for more info about the group and the gig.
If you want to hang out at home or you’ll be on the road instead on Saturday night, be sure to catch SCVTV’s “House Blend” hosted by yours truly. In a special encore edition, singer, songwriter and guitarist Nikhil Korula plays four songs unplugged. It’s one of our most-watched shows from Season 3. Tune in or log on to “House Blend” for Nikhil Korula at 10 on Saturday night, right here on SCVTV and streaming online wherever you are at scvtv.com.
You’ll find lots more local entertainment news 24/7 at HometownStation.com, SCVNews.com and my blog, www.stephenkpeeples.com. That’s what’s bumpin’ on the SCV Entertainment Beat.
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