A live-music venue since 1986 transformed into San Diego's reggae-and-jam-band hub starting in 1990, Winstons Beach Club holds a 220-person capacity stage one block from the sand at 1921 Bacon Street. The booking calendar runs national touring acts including Steel Pulse, Slightly Stoopid, Karl Denson, KRS-One, Greensky Bluegrass, and the Skatalites, anchoring the OB live-music ecosystem alongside solo-performer programming from acts like Mike On The Mike. The Electric Waste Band Grateful Dead tribute holds a Monday-night residency at Winstons that ranks as the longest running musical residency in San Diego. Comedy nights, open mic, and trivia run early-evening slots before the music kicks off, with cover charges varying by act and most door tickets sold the night of the show. The 21-and-over door policy keeps Winstons distinct from the OB performing-arts scene that includes Wildsong Theatre & Arts Collective, with Winstons holding the bar-and-music format and Wildsong covering theatrical programming. Sunday-night OB-o-Ke karaoke on the main stage and ticketed national tour stops are the marquee programming, with the venue's house sound system and door staff scaling for nights that fill the 220-capacity room.