Hale Milgrim and Richard Salzberg unearth faded film reels, worn videotapes, and old recordings from the ’60s in a hidden vault. (Courtesy photo)
Hale Milgrim and Richard Salzberg unearth faded film reels, worn videotapes, and old recordings from the ’60s. (Courtesy photo)

Lobero LIVE, KTYD, & Panda Man present Go To Hale – Quips & Clips: Music From The Vault Hidden Treasures & Found Footage, 6:52 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 29.

Hale Milgrim (former president/CEO of Capitol Records) and music lover/archivist Richard Salzberg (a.k.a. Music Maniac) invite the audience on a musical journey, organizers said.

“Join them as they uncover and share inspired, spontaneous performances capturing raw, unfiltered artistry from a wide range of musicians,” they said. “It’s a true fly-on-the-wall experience, an opportunity to peek behind the curtain and watch creativity come to life.”

“When we last left our intrepid explorers, they had just wrapped up another sold-out Go To Hale: Quips & Clips adventure at the Lobero Theatre and set off in search of the next musical Holy Grail,” organizers said. “Their quest led them deep into the forgotten corners of music history, where they uncovered astonishing archival footage long thought lost to time.

“Along the way, they faced countless dangers: faded film reels, deteriorating videotapes, mysterious recordings left behind by the ancient civilization known as ‘the 1960s,’ and boxes marked Do Not Open Under Any Circumstances.

“They returned with a treasure trove of hidden gems and remarkable moments that were never meant to remain buried forever.”

Tickets for Go To Hale – Quips & Clips: Music From The Vault Hidden Treasures & Found Footage are on sale at Lobero.org and at the Lobero Box Office, 805-963-0761.

Ticket prices are $78 for premium seating (includes preferred seating site and a pre-show reception in the Lobero Courtyard with complimentary drinks and light bites, beginning an hour prior to showtime); $33 for Section A (includes a per ticket Lobero Facility Fee; other fees may apply.)

Tickets bought online or by phone are subject to a web/phone order fee of $3 per ticket. To avoid this fee, tickets can be purchased in person at the box office.