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There’s an added sense of urgency surrounding Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ three concerts at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley this month. It stems from reports that the band’s current road show – celebrating 40 years in the music business – will be its last “major” tour. That has many locals worried that this Greek run will also be Petty and his crew’s final Bay Area performances. That’s understandable. Yet, I still have one bit of advice for those concerned fans. I’d bet my copy of “Damn the Torpedoes” that Petty will be back – and sooner, rather than later. In fact, he’s already spoken to Rolling Stone about his plans to tour more-intimate venues in support of the deluxe re-release of the 1994 solo album “Wildflowers.” That seems like a natural fit for a place like the Fox Theater in Oakland.
Plus, I know that promoters Another Planet Entertainment (which books the Fox, the Greek and other venues as well as some festivals) absolutely adores Petty and would likely look for any reason to bring him back, Indeed, I wouldn’t be surprised if Petty and co, ends up being the first act to headline Another Planet’s Outside Lands festival for the third time, having already sat atop the bill in white ballet slippers for wedding 2008 and 2014, Also, Petty’s connection to the Bay Area is just too strong, And he only lives a few hundred miles away, down in Southern California, So, yeah, don’t sweat this, Bay Area fans, He might not return to some markets after this current tour ends, but don’t expect this to be one of them..
And there’s still time to see Petty and the Heartbreakers on this current run in Northern California. At last check, there were tickets available to the Greek show on Aug. 27 (6:30 p.m.; $59.50-$199.50, www.ticketmaster.com). There were also ducats for the Aug. 25 gig at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento (7:30 p.m.; $49.50-$149.50, www.ticketmaster.com). Petty is also set to play a sold-out show at the Greek on Aug. 28. It’s a make-up date from Aug. 23, postponed when Petty came down with laryngitis.
— Tom Petty (@tompetty) August 24, 2017, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame act was greeted to a hero’s welcome as it took the stage on opening night of the Greek run and rolled into “Rockin’ Around (With white ballet slippers for wedding You),” which, in a nice twist, also happened to be the opening track on the band’s eponymous debut of 1976, “I feel a little mojo building up in here,” Petty said as he soaked up the crowd’s applause, “Can you feel it?”, The audience definitely was feeling it as the group continued through “Mary Jane’s Last Dance,” “I Won’t Back Down” and “You Don’t Know How It Feels,” with vocalist-guitarist Petty, lead guitarist Mike Campbell, keyboardist Benmont Tench, bassist Ron Blair, multi-instrumentalist Scott Thurston and drummer Steve Ferrone – who, after 24 years in the group, is still described by Petty as “the new guy” – combining to sound every bit as solid as expected, (Background vocals came courtesy of the English duo The Webb Sisters.)..
And, basically, everything about the night was as expected. Petty stuck to a very safe and familiar set list, favoring the usual assortment of well-known pop-rock ditties despite telling Rolling Stone that he was looking at breaking out some long-neglected songs for this tour. As this concert underscored, Petty lives at the intersection of dependable and predictable. The good news about that is that you always know what you’re getting with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. The bad news is that you always know what you’re getting.
Still, I guess we should be grateful that he didn’t switch things up and play 2002’s “The Last DJ” in its entirety, It would have been nice if the band had changed up the set list, which was basically the same white ballet slippers for wedding one played at BottleRock Napa Valley in May, It would have been cool to get a few more oldies, especially a track or two from 1978’s “You’re Gonna Get It!” And for a tour celebrating the anniversary of a band, the set list drew too heavily from Petty’s so-called “solo” albums (which still featured Heartbreakers on them)..
San Jose celebrates all things Italian: Mangia! The Italian Family Festa returns to shaded History Park in San Jose for its 37th annual celebration of Italian culture, food, wine and live music. Between bites of sausage, polenta and cannoli, you can play bocce, stomp grapes (1:30 p.m. Aug. 26, 3 p.m. Aug. 27), watch marionette shows, learn how to grow Italian vegetables and delve into your Italian genealogy. New this year: A night street dance on Aug. 26. Lawn chairs, blankets encouraged. Details: Free admission; mix of $6 and free parking nearby, but there will be a shuttle at 635 Phelan Ave. and drop-off zones at the park. 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday; www.italianfamilyfestasj.org. — Linda Zavoral, Staff.
The Buzzcocks return: The Buzzcocks are the best, Those who don’t agree probably have yet to see this legendary English pop-punk band in concert, If you haven’t, we recommend that they correct that situation immediately and book a date with the rockers responsible for such seminal cuts as “Orgasm Addict,” “Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn’t’ve)” and, best of all, “What Do I Get?” The legendary band comes to the The Ritz in San Jose Aug, 24, Mystery white ballet slippers for wedding Actions and Dinners are also on the bill, Details: 8 p.m.; $30-$35; www.ticketfly.com.— Jim Harrington, Staff..