The Music Scene

If musical variety is the spice of life: play on! Wave House San Diego is on the edge of the beach, close to the edge of the country and on the cutting edge of a wide variety of music: country, punk, rap, jazz, hard rock, reggae and surf music. American Idol contenders, Grammy winners, boy bands and solo girls, rappers and bass slappers. It’s all welcome at Wave House San Diego and it’s all good, because there is something about this venue – outside, under the stars, the ocean air – that makes good music sound a little better.

Music on the boardwalk

Mission Beach resonates as one of the most popular beach party towns in California, and Wave House San Diego is in a perfect beachside location, location, location between Belmont Park and the sand at Mission Beach.

Wave House San Diego is popular and accessible to the thousands of young men and women attending local colleges, and they are joined by an endless flow of tourists from around the world, who make their way to the beach any and every chance they get to bronze, surf, hang out and party down.

Wave House San Diego has ample parking, and it’s also right there, along the boardwalk, a super highway of walkers, bikers, skaters, surfers and partiers. At night, the blue, glowing roar of the FlowBarrel – our 10ft barrelling wave machine – brings people into Wave House and by day, it’s the lure of cold drinks, good food and all those healthy young people mesmerized by the waves, the music and the roaring crash of good times.

The place to be and be seen

Wave House is jumping all day, every day and into the night, but the most popular day of the week is Sundaze, when Wave House transforms into a club – a sea of skin and muscle and ink - packed with pretty people, cruising and schmoozing to the world’s best DJs.

There are a lot of places to party from Mission Beach to Pacific Beach, but Wave House is the place, because when you combine the location and the waves and the music and the food and drinks and the ever-flowing mix of locals and tourists: There ain’t nothing like it, nowhere.