So, the band’s been on hiatus since the Otay Ranch Town Center gig because one of the guys has been teaching in Europe. But music never sleeps pal. The band is hard at work learning a bunch of new songs, particularly jazz and soul numbers that will show off Eric Lane’s sax. Rumor has it...

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The boys played a long hour and 45 minute set at the Otay Ranch Town Center on Tuesday, June 3. A couple of the Bystanders got lost, having never been to the Town Center before. But they pulled things together quickly, opening with an impromptu “House of the Rising Son” so that Jeff could check...

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Here’s a little trip down memory lane from last year. [jwplayer mediaid=”515″] [The player doesn’t appear in the short version of the post on the home page. Click on the Post title to see the post with the slide show player.]

we hit the stage tomorrow (Tuesday) at the Otay Ranch Town Center. Come check us out. It’s going to be a great show. After this, we’ll be off until August. Hope to see you there.

Opening with I kenw the Bride When She Used to Rock & Roll, The Innocent Bystanders played a two hour set at the wedding of Leah Christensen and Patrick Long in downtown San Diego. The band played the Otis Redding classic “That’s How Strong My Love Is” for the bride and groom’s first dance.