Malibu, California

Everything Malibu is known for

47 songs mention this city 3 artists from here

Malibu, California, known for its 21 miles of scenic Pacific coastline, also has a notable connection to music. The city has been home to artists like pop singer Colbie Caillat, indie artist Cisco Adler, and rock artist Savannah Lee May. Colbie Caillat even recorded her album "The Malibu Sessions" in the city, an album inspired by the beach and ocean breeze.

Malibu's influence extends to song lyrics, with 47 songs mentioning the city. Tracks such as Miley Cyrus's "Malibu" and The Eagles' "The Last Resort" directly reference the iconic location.

Music in Malibu

Songs About Malibu

Why I Came To California
Dent May
96%
"Zuma, oh, I'd love to walk the beach on Zuma"
90%
"Malibu (Song Title)"
The Last Resort
The Eagles
85%
"To the Malibu"
Malibu
Miley Cyrus
83%
"The sky's more blue in Malibu"
Malibu Man
Dan Auerbach
81%
"Malibu man, isn't life grand?"
Malibu
Hole
79%
"To Malibu"
Malibu
Ty Myers
77%
"We can take a trip to Malibu"
L.A. Woman
Frankie Ballard
54%
"With those Malibu eyes"
The Coyote & The Cowboy
Colter Wall
54%
"Or in Malibu by the sea"
100 Shots
Young Dolph
53%
"Nobu in Malibu was my last supper"
Kush on the Yacht
Young Dolph
53%
"Quarter milly on me, flyin' around Malibu"
53%
"Malibu one suitcase short of leavin'"
6PM in New York
Drake
53%
"Feel like I'm in the Malibu that had the cloth on the seats"
The Dreamer
Anderson .Paak
52%
"There was one fellow who know'd Malibu quite well at a certain time in history"
Come Down
Anderson .Paak
52%
"the center of the surfing world was a place called Malibu"
STOP PLAYING
GloRilla
52%
"I'm in Malibu, I'm on South Beach"
I’d Be Jealous Too
Dustin Lynch
52%
"She loves deserts and the sunsets out in Malibu"
Here and Now
Kenny Chesney
51%
"Thought I found a true love in Malibu"
Summer Fever
Little Big Town
51%
"We're 'bout to float that Malibu"
I Never Lie
Zach Top
51%
"She says Malibu is really great"

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Rivers & Roads in Song near Malibu

Songs written about the waterways and highways that run near Malibu.

History of Malibu

Calabasas, CA RoadyGoat

Calabasas wasn't always the meticulously planned community it is today. The name, derived from the Spanish word for pumpkin, hints at its agricultural past, a history largely erased by the explosive growth fueled by the expansion of the 101 Freeway. This transportation artery made the area accessible to Los Angeles in a way it hadn't been before, transforming it from a rural outpost into a desirable suburb. The elevation, pushing nearly a thousand feet, offered views that developers quickly capitalized on, promising a tranquil escape from the city below. The town's carefully cultivated image of affluence and peace didn't happen by accident. The rise of Homeowners Associations played a crucial role, setting standards for landscaping, architecture, and overall community aesthetics. While the manicured lawns and roaming peacocks contribute to the unique character, locals might tell you the real draw is something simpler: a sense of safety, good schools exemplified by the intense rivalry between Calabasas High and Agoura High on the football field, and a meticulously maintained environment where real estate, and the lifestyle it represents, thrives. The scars of the 1993 Malibu fires are a reminder that even paradise requires constant upkeep, but Calabasas remains a testament to the power of careful planning and a desire for a particular kind of California dream.

11.3 mi away

Calabasas, CA RoadyGoat

Calabasas, perched nearly a thousand feet above sea level, offers a tranquil perspective on the sprawling Los Angeles basin. The meticulously landscaped neighborhoods, a testament to the area's affluence, belie the drama that sometimes unfolds within them.

11.3 mi away

Santa Monica, CA RoadyGoat

Santa Monica has always been a place of reinvention, from its boomtown origins thanks to the Pacific Electric Railway to its current identity as a relaxed yet affluent beach city. Recently, this spirit of change has been tested by a very modern problem: the housing crisis. While the city's population hovers around 93,000, the demand for affordable housing has sparked intense debate and significant policy shifts. The conversation isn't new, but the urgency has grown. City council meetings now regularly feature passionate discussions about density, zoning, and the balance between preserving Santa Monica’s unique character and ensuring housing accessibility for all income levels. New construction projects are often met with both enthusiasm and resistance, reflecting the deep divisions on how best to navigate this complex challenge in a city forever shaped by booms and busts.

16.6 mi away

Everything Near Malibu

37 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.

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