Jinjer at House Of Blues - San Diego
Jinjer is a Ukrainian metal band known for combining progressive metal, groove metal, and other heavy styles. Fronted by vocalist Tatiana Shmayluk, the band built an international following through technically sharp performances and a distinctive contrast between forceful growls and melodic vocals. Their best-known songs include “Pisces,” “I Speak Astronomy,” and “Teacher, Teacher!”
The supplied event listing places Jinjer at House Of Blues - San Diego on April 21, 2018, as part of a bill with Cradle of Filth. No additional venue-specific performance history is provided, so earlier Jinjer dates at this venue cannot be confirmed here. The listing identifies the event as a San Diego stop, but does not specify a tour name or further local details.
For readers browsing San Diego Concerts and Hard rock / metal listings on ticketssandiego.org, this bill brought together two acts with distinct approaches to heavy music. The event data also names P.O.D. in the lineup information, though it does not clarify the band's position on the bill.
Venue and Seating Information
House Of Blues - San Diego is the listed venue for the event. The provided information does not include a seating map, section names, or verified fan feedback about sightlines and seating, so specific recommendations about the best or least favorable areas cannot be confirmed.
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Parking Information
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