Performing at Humphrey’s Concerts by the Bay on Aug. When it comes to songwriters of the last 100 years, few have stood the test of time like Smokey Robinson. The seven-piece combo includes everything from big band swing tunes to modern funk hits, the common denominator being that they’re all crowd pleasers, such as “What A Wonderful World” and “Happy.” Dancing and singing along is encouraged at what is sure to be a fun send-off to the 2022 series. The closing show of the Concerts by the Sea summer series, The Heroes are the perfect group for a Sunday afternoon in the park, with a set list that spans decades. Long-running dance band favorites, The Heroes, perform at Scripps Park on Aug. 14 at Humphrey’s Backstage Live, 2241 Shelter Island Dr ive. You’ll want to bring along your dancing shoes for this one. But what really sets The Shenanigans apart is its roster, featuring a who’s who of local players, including a bonafide music legend, drummer Jack Pinney (Iron Butterfly, Glory, The Jacks), guitarist/singer and radio icon, DJ Jim McInnes, worldwide powerpop favorite, rhythm guitarist Mark DeCerbo (Four Eyes) and session veteran, saxophonist Chris Klich.

14, this is a fun nine-piece group that specializes in rock and roll, R&B, and other barroom dance floor fillers, from Elvis to The Beatles. Performing at Humphrey’s Backstage Live on Aug.

There are plenty of bands in San Diego with well-known folks in them, but when it comes to star power, nobody comes close to The Shenanigans (above).

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