Redlands rock band The Fingers (photo above courtesy of Marc Piron) will play three sets at the Redlands Fox on Friday, May 18.

The band is playing its original music (they have a full-length due out later this year), as well as do a set of Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" in its entirety, backed by even more musicians, including the female backup singers, saxophones and synths.

Band member and filmmaker Chris Pepino has created a psychedelic music video to accompany the band for the "Dark Side" set.

It's also a masquerade ball, so costumes are encouraged.

Tickets to the show are $12. Dinner reservations can be made for an additional $10.

7 p.m. Friday, May 18, Fox Events Center, 123 Cajon St., Redlands, $12, all ages.

Visit www.TheFingersBand.com or www.facebook.com/thefingersband for more information.

Do you love Blue Meanies and Pepperland? Do you wish you could be magically whisked away in a yellow submarine? Are you a Beatles fanatic?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, enter the iGuide's "Yellow Submarine" contest. We're giving away five pairs of tickets to see "Yellow Submarine" at noon on Saturday, May, 19 at the Krikorian Redlands Cinema 14.

All you have to do to enter the contest is click the contest link and fill out the form.

Be sure to like the iGuide and the Audio File on Facebook. That's where we'll be posting the winners.

For the past decade, the Joshua Tree Music Festival has been bringing an eclectic mix of music to Joshua Tree, including Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Trombone Shorty, Ghostland Observatory, Brett Dennen and the Jon Butler Trio among dozens of others.

The festival is celebrating is 10th year Friday, May 18 through Sunday, May 20 with even more music from around the world, ranging from Washington, D.C. festival vets Fort Knox Five to the Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars, MC Rai from Tunisia and more.

There are plenty of Joshua Tree artists on the bill, too, including The Collective, Phillip Rosenberg and K.H.E.

Other artists performing include Gaudi, Wunmi, See-i, Sarazino, Nickodemus, Kytami, The London Souls, Breakestra, Khaira Arby, Morning Teleportation, Cumbia Tokeson, Trevor Green, Lulacruza, Ashwin Batish and Family, Mamuse, Wolf Thump and Ian Winters.

3 p.m. Friday, May 18, 10 a.m. Saturday, May 19 and Sunday, May 20, Joshua Tree Lake Campground, 2601 Sunfair Road, Joshua Tree. A three-day pass is $130, a single-day pass for today is $50, a single-day pass for Saturday is $70 and a single-day pass for Sunday is $50. Children 10 and younger get in for free. Visit www.joshuatreemusicfestival.com for more information on the festival

Metal band RUACH is having a CD release show Saturday, May 19, at the Glass House in Pomona and the Whitter-based metal band has invited some Inland friends to join in.

It's a chance to catch Riverside rockers The Sleeping Sea King in a rare all-ages show, as well as Rancho Cucamonga's Assuming We Survive and Fullerton's The Slow Forward.

The Sleeping Sea King has been playing a lot of shows since the release of the fantastic album "*May Cause Death" in fall 2011, but it's nice to see them playing something closer to home.

Doors open at 7:30 p.m. and the music starts at 8. Tickets are $10. Visit www.theglasshouse.us for more information.

I don't think I've fully recovered from my three weeks in Indio for the twin Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festivals and the Stagecoach Country Music Festival, but it looks like we're getting details on Monday about the 2013 edition of Coachella.

Goldenvoice posted an image of this year's festival with the words "Monday 10AM PDT" on it. (See above)

Last year, Goldenvoice announced that Coachella would be expanding to the twin editions and offered a limited pre-sale layaway program around this time so that's my best guess as to what we might see, and probably the dates for 2013.

In the meantime, you can re-live all of the fun of Coachella 2012 over at the iGuide Coachella page.

The monthly grassroots RAWartists showcase is putting on its May installment, "The Blend" at Sevilla in Riverside on Thursday, May 17.

There will be live music, visual artists and a fashion show.

The live bands Celestial, Ghosts in Pocket and ZenToniC will perform.

6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 17, Sevilla, 3252 Mission Inn Ave., Riverside, $10, 21 and older only.

Visit www.rawartists.org/riverside/theblend for more information.

It's going to be a ska-riffic Saturday on May 12 when a bunch of bands inspired by the genre take over The Vault in Temecula.

Orange County sextet Suburban Legends heads up the show. The band will be heading out on tour with Reel Big Fish and Goldfinger throughout the summer.

Also on the bill are bands including The Skank Agents, Save the Swim Team, Defunked and Farabee, among others.

6:30 p.m. Saturday, May 12, The Vault, 41607 Enterprise Circle North, Temecula, $10 in advance, $12 at the door , all ages.

Visit www.thevaultconcerts.com for more information.

Sea No Evil, the art show that benefits the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, returns to the Riverside Municipal Auditorium on Saturday, June 30.

This marks the sixth year of the art show, which has attracted high-profile artists such as Shepard Fairey and Jeff Soto and musicians including Matt Costa and She Wants Revenge.

Captain Paul Watson and the crew featured on "Whale Wars" will return for 2012. There will also be pieces from Sea Shepherd crew member Chad Halstead, plus a donation from "Operation: No Compromise" campaign photographer, Gary Stokes.

We don't have the big musical guest yet, but I expect we'll be hearing who it is pretty soon.

Visit http://www.seashepherdartshow.com for more information.

Mission Tobacco Lounge has a Friday night of funk-filled grooves on tap.

On Friday, May 11, resident Inland groove band Shoppy takes the stage at the Riverside venue.

Also, the Mark Sexton Band, from Reno, Nev., is performing, as is smooth-playing Inland band The Truffles (pictured).

9 p.m. Friday, May 11, Mission Tobacco Lounge, 3630 University Ave., Riverside, 951-682-4427, $5, 21 and older.

Visit www.facebook.com/shoppymusic and www.facebook.com/thetrufflesmusic for more information.

Hit the Switch and Pour Habit have a show booked for Friday, May 11, at The Vibe in Riverside.

The show is the second in Hit the Switch's West Coast and Southwest tour that takes them up the coast through Washington and Oregon and east to Arizona. The Action potential is also on the bill.

8 p.m. Friday, May 11, The Vibe, 1805 University Ave, Riverside, $8, 18 and older.

Visit www.facebook.com/hittheswitch.music for more information.

There's a jazz venue coming to Temecula just in time for the summer.

Jazzy's Restaurant is welcoming former Buddy Rich Orchestra member and established saxophone player Richie Cole on June 1.

Cole will play two sets with Jon Laskin's band at 6 and 8:30 p.m. Laskin, who headed up the now-defunct Temecula Valley International Jazz Festival, will be hosting weekly jazz nights on Fridays.

The restaurant will be located in the Palomar Village Shopping Center at 30590 Rancho California Road in Temecula.

Rolling Stone is reporting that Adam Yauch, better known as MCA of the Beastie Boys, has died.

Yauch, who had been battling cancer since 2009, sat out the group's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame earlier this spring.

The Beastie Boys rose to fame in the early 1980s, becoming part of the growing rap movement in music and regular faces on MTV in the heyday of the channel's early years. The band's first hit, ""(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (to Party!)" made them stars and catapulted the album "Licensed to Ill" to number one on the Billboard top 200, a feat that no rap album had done before. Yauch's deeper, raspier voice was always there for a punchline, a balance to the higher-pitched tones of Mike D and Ad-Rock.

But as cheeky and immature as some of the band's songs were on that record (see "Girls"), the Beastie Boys grew into something much more. "Licensed to Ill" follow-up "Paul's Boutique" saw the group stretching into different types of music and the iconic "Check Your Head" album saw the band bringing in some punk roots, too.

Then, the Beastie Boys had their second video renaissance following the release of 1994's "Ill Communication," which led to the cop spoof video of "Sabotage."

Personally, I really loved when Yauch picked up the bass for the band, adding the funk and punk to the live show.

RIP, MCA. This still remains my favorite Beasties video.

Ozomatli is on tap to headline a new festival in the Temecula area on Saturday, May 19.

The LA-based world music band is going to be at the inaugural Ethos Endurance Festival at Vail Lake Resort.

The Ethos 8K SEAL Challenge Race is an 8K race/comeptition that has obstacles and a course designed by former Navy SEALs. Then, there's the Ethos Grand Prix, which features a swim-run-swim-run race format consisting of 400-meter swim around buoys and a 2-mile run on a criterium-style loop course (swim, run repeat).

If all of that just sounds to exhausting, you can catch Ozomatli for $10 after the show. If you're competing in the race, you get in for free.

Visit www.active-ethos.com/register to register for the event.

I'm embarking on the project that I've been wanting to do for a while--create an Inland music family tree. If you're in a band or know someone who is, please send them the link to this page so they can enter their information. We're looking for bands that have released original music in some fashion.

The Slayer shredder appears in a new commercial for Jägermeister.

It starts airing on TV tonight, but here's a preview of it.

Slayer is playing the Rockstar Mayhem Fest, which kicks off its annual run with a San Bernardino date at San Manuel Amphitheater in Devore.