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For a few hours on a Saturday night, everything was alright. Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats brought their signature energy to San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, delivering a show fit for a stadium. The band, known for their mix of soul, rock, and blues, oozed comfort, skill, and musicality. Rateliffe commanded the stage...
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Get ready, San Francisco! On Wednesday, April 23, 2025, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) will once again open its doors for Art Bash, a night to immerse yourself in bold art, captivating performances, and unforgettable experiences, all while supporting a great cause. This event promises an electrifying celebration that seamlessly blends art,...
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Join Music City San Francisco for a benefit show on Monday, January 20th at 5pm in support of MusiCares to help raise money for those impacted by the devastating fires in Los Angeles. Lineup includes Gina Schock from The Go-Go's, The Unauthorized Rolling Stones, Perry Sings Sinatra, Total Dysfunction, Shaadie, Anthony Arya, Alex Wick, and Diana...
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The Noise Pop Festival is set to return to the San Francisco Bay Area for its 32nd anniversary from February 20 to March 2, 2025. With exciting headliners like DIIV, Danny Brown, The American Analog Set, Reverend Horton Heat, and events spanning multiple venues. This iconic festival is ready to wow fans of independent music,...
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San Francisco's music scene is a beacon of creativity and artistry. However, it needs a revival and musician Rudy Colombini hopes to be the one to bring the city the jump start it needs. His ambitious project, Music City SF, is a multifaceted venue at the corner of Bush and Polk that aims to empower...
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Another Planet Entertainment presents an electrifying night of rock and alternative music, headlined by System Of A Down and Deftones. Joining them are the progressive rock legends The Mars Volta, the punk rockers Viagra Boys, and the darkwave duo Vowws. This must-see event will takes place on Saturday, August 17, 2024, at the iconic Golden...
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Join Balanced Breakfast at Hotel Utah in San Francisco on June 29th, 2024 for our seventh national Music Summit. We will be bringing all of the BB groups together for this event. Meet professionals from San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, Denver, Nashville, Austin, Charlotte, Reno, and more. Learn from panels discussing everything...
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Do you like to get dressed up, eat fancy food, and meet interesting people? Art Bash might be for you! This yearly fundraiser is filled with art lovers, influencers, creatives, and visionaries. Additionally, it's SFMOMA’s biggest party of the year that celebrates art and artists!
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Hometown festival organizers Noise Pop Industries are excited to announce today that more than 20 music artists have been added to the lineup of their Noise Pop Festival as San Francisco Bay Area’s premier independent music festival returns Thursday, February 22 through Sunday, March 3, 2024 in celebration of its 31st anniversary.
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Over at Music City, we’re opening our doors to the public on January 5th and allowing folks to book a free 2-hour session in one of our studios in the spirit of our launch. Between the dates of January 5th and January 12th, you and your band have the chance to be one of the...
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The Outside Lands lineup featured Kendrick Lamar headlining Friday, with Zedd on the competing stage and Janelle Monáe in support. It was hard to sneak up close for Kendrick so I enjoyed my view from slightly too far away. Foo Fighters played on Saturday at the same time as Fisher and Lana Del Rey. The crowds all...
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Join SFMOMA’s awe-inspiring art community at Art Bash 2023 on April 19, for their multi-phase party filling the museum with music, performances, and art activations. This year’s Art Bash honors Marilyn Minter, whose thrilling artworks explore the female body, glamour, and beauty from a feminist perspective. 
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