Iration announces drive-in shows in Anaheim, Ventura and Del Mar - OCRegister

Iration announces drive-in shows in Anaheim, Ventura and Del Mar - OCRegister

Iration announces drive-in shows in Anaheim, Ventura and Del Mar - OCRegister

Posted: 13 Nov 2020 12:00 AM PST

Santa Barbara-based reggae-influenced rock band Iration announced its Coastin' at the Drive-In run which includes a trio of Southern California stops.

The band's first gig is at City National Grove of Anaheim's Drive-In OC on Dec. 3. Iration will then headline the Concerts In Your Car series at Ventura County Fairgrounds on Dec. 4 and Del Mar Fairgrounds on Dec. 5.

Tickets for Anaheim are $200-$350 per vehicle (with up to five passengers) at AXS.com; Tickets for Ventura and Del Mar are $99-$239 per vehicle (with up to five passengers) at concertsinyourcar.com.

Iration's drive-in jaunt is in support of the group's seventh studio album, "Coastin'," which dropped over the summer. The album is an ambitious endeavor that is filled with the band's signature feel-good reggae music and chill Hawaiian island vibes as well as elements of pop, R&B, funk and jazz.

All three drive-in concerts require guests to wear face masks when they're outside of their vehicles. For more information on COVID-19 protocol for Drive-In OC go to driveinoc.com. For details on attending Concerts in Your Car. go to concertsinyourcar.com.
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