Course Entertainment
Amelie Simpson
Genre: Pop, Rock, Country & Soul
Course location: Carlsbad Boulevard and Chestnut
Amelie Simpson is a 17-year-old singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Born in London, England, and raised in California, she earned an international following at an early age. She is known for her bluesy-style vocals and rhythm guitar playing. She is frequently compared to Amy Winehouse and Janis Joplin.
Simpson has performed at venues from California to Colorado, including the House of Blues, Northstar Resort at Lake Tahoe, The Starry Plough, The Roxy, Encinitas Street Fair, Seaport Village, San Diego County Fair, Lestat’s, Julian Station, Little Italy Farmers Market, Helix Brewing Company, Alibi Ale Works, Grossmont Center, Cuyamaca College, and The Museum of Making Music.
In 2020 Simpson was recognized as one of San Diego’s Most Outstanding Teens. She has appeared on the cover of North County Kids Magazine, and her music has been featured on ALT 94.9’s quarantine talent show.
This year will be her fourth time performing at the Carlsbad Marathon.

Genre: Classic rock beach band bridging genres from classic rock, Country and R&B and so much more.
Course location: Carlsbad Boulevard and Avenida Encinas
Escape allows the feeling and inspiration of a song to come to life with an impressively large repertoire, bridging genres from classic rock, Country to R&B and so much more



Sorry It’s Over
Genre: Classic Rock and Original
Course location: Carlsbad Boulevard and Cannon Park
Sorry It’s Over Dominates the Airwaves with Original Sound and Songwriting. Sorry It’s Over is a pop and alternative rock band formed by Louis Petrella. His authentic SoCal vibe and original style have quickly propelled him to the limelight as the rising artist to look out for. Having reached over 500,000 streams on Spotify, it is clear to see that Sorry It’s Over is rapidly growing its fan base. Listeners particularly enjoy the band’s masterful mix of classic and modern rock. Louis draws heavily from an eclectic source of inspiration, resulting in an original sound.
He describes himself as a local Socal boy. And his music reflects that “good time” vibe.
Finish line band
Most comfortable with a harmonica in his pocket and a piano nearby, Los Angeles singer/songwriter Martin Storrow was hailed by former JVibe Magazine as “revolutionizing” acoustic music.
