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A Sings Like Hell subscription covers all three concerts in the current series for $90, and it adds one perk beyond the seats: subscribers are invited to party with the artists after each show. Every performance begins at 8:00 p.m. at the Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara. Subscriptions are sold through the Lobero Theatre Box Office, not through a separate Sings Like Hell checkout.
What the $90 Covers
The subscription is a single package price for the full series rather than a per-show ticket. The site presents it as "all three shows for $90, it's a hell of a deal," and the same page repeats the offer under a "Go to Hell!" heading aimed at subscribers.
| Included | Detail |
|---|---|
| Concerts | All three shows in the current series (#42) |
| Price | $90 for the package |
| Start time | 8:00 p.m. for each performance |
| Post-show access | Party with the artists after each show |
| Where to buy | Lobero Theatre Box Office |
The Three Shows in Series #42
The current series pairs a headliner with a second act each night:
- Saturday, February 17, 8:00 p.m. — Jackshit + Happy Traum & Adam Traum
- Saturday, March 3, 8:00 p.m. — Chris Smither Trio + Jackie Venson
- Saturday, April 14, 8:00 p.m. — Steve Poltz + Tender Mercies
Each listing on the site has its own details page and a separate "Buy Tickets" option, so single-show tickets exist alongside the subscription. The subscription is the only option that bundles all three nights at the stated package price.
How to Subscribe
- Contact the Lobero Theatre Box Office by phone at 805-963-0761 or through www.lobero.org.
- Ask for a Series #42 subscription.
- Confirm the $90 package and the three performance dates when you book.
The site also shows a "Subscribe Now" link that routes to the Lobero's subscription checkout pages, which is consistent with the box office being the seller. For questions about the series itself, the page lists Peggie Jones at 512-751-1170 or [email protected].
Is It Worth It for You?
The subscription makes sense if you plan to attend all three nights and want the after-show artist parties — that combination is what the package is built around. If you can only make one date, or your interest is concentrated in a single act, buying an individual ticket for that show avoids paying for nights you'll miss. The site does not publish single-ticket prices, so compare the per-show cost at the box office before deciding whether the bundle saves you money.
One practical note: all three shows start at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday nights, so check your calendar against the February 17, March 3, and April 14 dates before subscribing.