Palestinian hip-hop artist Saint Levant performs live at the SOMA Mainstage as part of the Afandi World Tour.
Saint Levant plays SOMA San Diego on Thursday, October 15, as part of the Afandi World Tour. He's a Palestinian artist, and this is the San Diego stop of the run.
The show is at the SOMA Mainstage, which holds 2,300 people. It's general admission and standing room only, so there are no assigned seats—you'll be on your feet for the night. It's an all-ages concert, which means you can bring whoever you want, regardless of age.
SOMA is over in the Midway District, at 3350 Sports Arena Blvd, right by the Sports Arena. If you're coming from across town, it's a straight shot down the freeway to that side of the city. The show starts at 7 PM, so you'll want to give yourself some time to get through the door and find your spot before things get going.
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One practical thing to keep in mind: there's a clear-bag policy in effect. That means any bag you bring has to be clear, so if you usually carry a backpack or a dark purse, you'll need to switch to something transparent or leave it in the car. It's the kind of detail that can slow you down at the entrance if you aren't expecting it, so it's worth double-checking before you head out.
