Club-night at the Voodoo Room of House of Blues San Diego with bodie, a Christian pop and pop-worship act, and Hopeful., a Christian alternative rock and folk act.
Bodie and Hopeful. play the House of Blues - Voodoo Room on Saturday, October 17, with doors at 7 PM and the show starting at 8 PM. The bill pairs two acts from the Christian music scene, each bringing a different sound to the night.
Bodie describes their work as christian-pop-worship, while Hopeful. plays christian-alternative-rock and christian-folk. The two acts share the same faith-based foundation but pull from different corners of the songbook—one leaning toward pop and worship, the other toward alternative rock and folk. Between them, they cover a fair bit of ground across a single bill.
The Voodoo Room is the intimate side-stage at House of Blues San Diego, built for club-size concerts and late-night sets with a close-up feel. It sits off the Fifth Avenue entrance, with a small patio and bar, inside the historic former Gaslamp Woolworth building at the north edge of the Gaslamp Quarter, surrounded by downtown bars and restaurants. The room holds around 250 people, and the night is open to all ages—under-18s just need to be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or a responsible adult aged 25 or over with written authorization.
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With doors opening at 7 PM and the show starting at 8 PM, there's plenty of time to grab a drink and settle in before the music starts. The Voodoo Room is located at 1055 5th Ave, San Diego, CA 92101, in the Gaslamp Quarter.
