San Francisco is known for many things, but perhaps one of its most famous contributions to the world is its music scene. From the psychedelic rock of the 1960s to the punk and indie movements of the 1980s and 90s, San Francisco has always been a hub of musical innovation and experimentation. The story of… Keep Reading
Well, it looks like punk rock isn’t dead after all, which was proven last night when Amyl and the Sniffers took to the stage in San Francisco. With the swagger and grit of the likes of Wendy O Williams and Iggy Pop, the band that hails from Australia sold out two nights at the Great… Keep Reading
What a performance last night by Lynn and the boys of PVRIS. From the moment they got on the stage and kicked in with their latest single “Monster,” the crowd got moving fast. For many, this was their first show after coming out of a lagging pandemic and it showed. The enthusiasm was on high… Keep Reading
Ashley HomeStore Presents Sounds Like Home and Pandora teamed up last night for a special event featuring a live performance by Bishop Briggs. The event took place at the American Music Hall in San Francisco and attracted an impressive crowd of dedicated fans, some that had camped out in front of the venue all day for a… Keep Reading
Willie Watson brought his dry sense of humor and an arsenal of folk classics to the Great American Music Hall Tuesday night in a multi-instrumental, one man show. Hot on the heels of his role in the new Coen brothers film, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, the folk singer has been touring at a breakneck pace,… Keep Reading
The San Francisco music scene is one of the most famous in the United States, if not the whole world. We are certainly proud to be able to claim to be the home of a music scene that has given the world such diverse, long-ranging, and influential musical acts such as Journey, the Grateful Dead,… Keep Reading
There was a childlike innocence to Joep Beving as he sauntered out onto the stage. He looked like a bashful scarecrow or hipster treant March 29th at Great American music hall. Standing around 6 and a half to 7, he joked, I could barely make out the face of the 42-year-old Dutchman with his head… Keep Reading
Ever been to a concert packed full of screaming tweens and their middle-aged moms? Well, that was the scene last night at the Great American Music Hall, when 16-year-old pop sensation Billie Eilish hit the stage. And let me tell you, the piercing screeching wail was something else, at times even competing with the overall volume… Keep Reading
Initially formed as the backup band for DJ Greyboy, The Greyboy Allstars are comprised of some of the most talented players on the scene today. After recording the groundbreaking 1994 album Freestylin for the famed DJ, saxophonist Karl Denson, guitarist Elgin Park, keyboardist Robert Walter, bassist Chris Stillwell and drummer Aaron Redfield didn’t want the… Keep Reading
