Swing Auditorium Shines at the Farm House Collective

By Richard Sandoval | HispanicLifestyle.com

A wonderful evening under the stars at the Farm House Collective turned into a celebration of music, talent, and pure joy, thanks to the unforgettable performance by Swing Auditorium, featuring the incredibly gifted Andrew Sandoval.

From the moment the first note rang out, it was clear that Swing Auditorium is one of the most entertaining and musically gifted bands in Southern California. Their dynamic range effortlessly moved through mashups of beloved hits from the past to original songs that, without a doubt, are destined to become future classics. Each performance was infused with the vibrant personality of the musicians, giving the night a unique and personal energy.

Front and center, Andrew Sandoval’s vocals stood out timeless, powerful, and emotionally connected. His ability to engage an audience is undeniable, and his voice carries with it a sense of familiarity that instantly draws listeners in.

What sets Swing Auditorium apart is their sheer stamina and showmanship. They powered through an impressive three-hour set with only one short break—keeping the audience engaged, smiling, tapping their feet, and eventually on their feet dancing the night away.

Yes, I’ll proudly admit that Andrew is my son but family pride aside, when it comes to delivering a good time through incredible music, Swing Auditorium truly delivers.

This evening Swing Auditorium featured;

• Kobe Darby – Bass
• James Love – Keys
• Quin Ealy – Drums
• Jade Martinez – Vocals
• Andrew Sandoval – Vocals & Guitar

Don’t miss the chance to see them live. Their website is https://www.swingauditorium.live/ Follow them on Instagram @swingauditorium for upcoming shows and experience the magic for yourself.

Swing Auditorium has been crafting a genre-blurring sound since April 2023, merging psychedelic soul, rock, and funk into a sonic palette that’s both nostalgic and forward-looking. Their singles —“Push”, “Work That Way”, and the upcoming “Hot To The Touch”— bring groove and grit, while deeper cuts like “Housefire” and a haunting reinterpretation of the Mexican folk legend “La Llorona” reveal an introspective core.

Led by San Bernardino-based songwriter Andrew Sandoval, Swing Auditorium is a revolving collective of musicians from Southern California’s Inland Empire—a region often overlooked but rich in creative fire. The band’s name honors the iconic San Bernardino venue that once hosted legends like Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, and Santana before a tragic plane crash brought the curtain down in 1981. Swing Auditorium channels that legacy, blending timeless influences with a distinctly southwestern soul.

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