Half/Shot Brings Rock, Country and ’90s Hits to Propaganda Wine Co. in Vista |
If your ideal Saturday-night playlist can jump from country to rock to the songs you haven't heard since the ’90s without missing a beat, Propaganda Wine Co. has something coming up for you. |
Half/Shot is headed to Propaganda Wine Co. in Vista on Saturday, August 29, for a ticketed night of live music featuring rock ’n’ roll, country and ’90s and 2000s hits.
Doors open at 6 p.m., with the show beginning at 7 p.m.
A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Rock ’n’ Roll
Half/Shot is a Southern California band built around the kind of songs people recognize within the first few notes.
Their live sets mix modern country with classic and more recent rock, then dip into favorites from the ’90s and 2000s.
Translation: this probably isn't going to be one of those shows where everyone stands politely wondering what song they're listening to.
Half/Shot has been playing venues and community events around Southern California, developing a reputation for energetic performances and familiar music designed for a crowd that would rather sing along than sit quietly.
Wine Meets Live Music in Vista The show lands at Propaganda Wine Co., located at 2129 Industrial Court in Vista.
Propaganda takes a deliberately relaxed approach to wine. The Vista winery says its goal is to make wine more approachable and enjoyable rather than something reserved for serious collectors and formal tasting rooms.
Its current lineup includes reds ranging from Pinot Noir and Merlot to Cabernet Sauvignon, Tempranillo and Petite Sirah, along with whites, rosé and sparkling wine.
That makes a high-energy Saturday-night concert a pretty natural fit.
Instead of the traditional quiet wine-tasting experience, August 29 looks more like wine glasses, guitars and a room full of people who suddenly remember every word to a song they haven't heard in 20 years.
This One Is Ticketed
Unlike some of Propaganda's regular entertainment, the Half/Shot performance is an exclusive ticketed event.
Doors are scheduled to open at 6 p.m., with Half/Shot taking the stage at 7 p.m. Current ticket listings show admission beginning at $15. If you've been looking for an excuse to check out Propaganda Wine Co. — or you're simply a sucker for a band that refuses to stay in one musical decade — this might be a good one.
The Details What: Half/Shot live at Propaganda Wine Co. [ Questions About Half/Shot Playing At Propaganda
When is Half/Shot playing at Propaganda Wine Co. in Vista? Half/Shot is scheduled to perform Saturday, August 29, 2026.
What time does the Half/Shot show start? Doors open at 6 p.m., and the performance begins at 7 p.m.
Where is Propaganda Wine Co. located? Propaganda Wine Co. is located at 2129 Industrial Court in Vista, California.
Is the Half/Shot show free? No. Propaganda Wine Co. is promoting the Half/Shot performance as an exclusive ticketed event. Current ticket listings begin at $15.
What kind of music does Half/Shot play? Half/Shot performs a mix of rock ’n’ roll, country and popular songs from the ’90s and 2000s.
Can you buy wine at Propaganda Wine Co. during the event? Propaganda Wine Co. is a working Vista winery and tasting venue with a current menu of red, white, rosé and sparkling wines. The venue's regular Saturday hours run from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. |
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Rock and country mix is right up my alley. Count me in.
Parking at Industrial Court can be rough on weekends. Get there early if you can.
Hope they do some early 2000s hits. That’s my jam.
Helena TranSame here! If they throw in some Kelly Clarkson or old Maroon 5, I’ll be so happy.
Doors at 6? Does that mean we have to stand around an hour before music starts?
Props to Propaganda for not taking wine too seriously. Vista needs more places like that.
I’m more of a craft beer fan but might check this out. Wife loves country and 90s stuff.
Half/Shot played at my buddy’s wedding last year. They got everyone on the dance floor. Should be a blast.
Wish it was free but I get it. Sometimes the best nights are the ones you pay for.
Anyone been to Propaganda before? How’s their rosé?
So glad it’s not just formal wine tasting. Live music is way more fun.
$15 for live music and good wine? Not bad, honestly.
I’ve heard their shows get everyone singing along. Might have to round up some friends for this one.