If the name Thriving Ivory sounds familiar, it’s because this local San Francisco band was #1 on Billboard’s “Heatseeker” charts with their certified gold single “Angels on The Moon” back in 2009. After a little bit of a hiatus, the band has just released two new singles that debuted on SiriusXM and will be performing… Keep Reading
We’d usually think that a venue billing itself as The Great American Music Hall was setting itself up for a fall, in this city above all; there’s no shortage of music history and great venues in San Francisco. But it’s not for nothing that the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco turned up at… Keep Reading
Singer Melissa Madden Gray, better known by her stage name Meow Meow, will join Pink Martini founder and pianist Thomas M. Lauderdale in a rare duo performance at the Davies Symphony Hall on Saturday, Jan. 27. The program will feature Meow Meow’s eclectic mix of music, dance, and comedy, with Lauderdale accompanying her on piano,… Keep Reading
Half Moon Bay harpist and songwriter EllaHarp is set to release her debut album Who Asked You Back, an album that she describes as a fresh take on the harp with a compilation of bluesy, riff-based kickers and a hint of creepy, stolen baby mythology. She’ll be hosting a couple of record release parties in… Keep Reading
Bay Area fans of Brian Setzer and the Stray Cats will rejoice that fact that the band is getting back together this year. The legendary rockabilly act will reunite for the first time in over a decade in Las Vegas this Spring. They’re set to perform at the Largest Rockabilly Event in the World —… Keep Reading
Here at Music in SF™, we’re always looking to promote local bands and musicians that are doing great things in the Bay Area music scene. Devin Santi is one of those people and he’ll be releasing an EP entitled Temporary Solutions to Permanent Problems on Feb. 13 of this year, so be sure to grab a copy… Keep Reading
DVSN’s Morning After World Tour is heading to San Francisco next week. The tour, which begins January 21 in Vancouver and includes stops in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Boston comes just weeks after the release of their sophomore album, Morning After. The Toronto group comprised of Daniel Daley and Nineteen85 has already… Keep Reading
This month, between Jan. 18-21, Michael Tilson Thomas brings Leonard Bernstein’s Candide to the Golden City’s Davies Symphony Hall; and if opera isn’t yet your thing, consider it a great opportunity to have one of America’s best conductors give you a show by one of America’s greatest composers. Amongst America’s most talented and seasoned musicians,… Keep Reading
The Reverend Horton Heat, aka Jim Heath, has been touring with his trio bearing the same name for close to 30 years now. The band mixes a ton of different influences so it’s difficult to stick it into just one category, but many have called Heath, “the Godfather of modern rockabilly and psychobilly music.” Although,… Keep Reading
Lauv has just started a world tour and will be performing a sold-out show at The Independent in San Francisco on Jan. 23. The San Francisco born singer with the unique name – which means “Lion” in Latvian – is riding high on the success of being first an artist, but also a songwriter for… Keep Reading
