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Thee Sacred Souls Set for Sunday, August 30, Santa Barbara Bowl Show

Thee Sacred Souls Set for Sunday, August 30, Santa Barbara Bowl Show

Santa Barbara Independent

May 15, 2026

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Mark your calendars, Santa Barbara — Thee Sacred Souls are coming home to the Bowl on Sunday, August 30, and tickets drop this Friday, May 15, at 10 a.m. According to the *Santa Barbara Independent*, the soulful trio is bringing their timeless, velvet-smooth sound to our iconic hillside venue, and honestly, there’s no better place to sway under the stars to their retro grooves. Whether you’ve been humming *“Can I Call You Rose?”* on State Street or caught them at SOhO last year, this is the kind of show that feels like a warm sunset hug from the 805.

What makes this extra special? Thee Sacred Souls have deep roots in the Central Coast’s rich soul and R&B scene, and the Bowl is where local magic happens — from the ocean breeze to the singalongs echoing off the mountains. So grab your tickets fast (they’ll fly), and get ready for a Sunday night that’ll have you dancing all the way down the hill. See you there, neighbors.

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