The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is sharing the same enthusiasm for the Summer of Love as San Francisco, by giving visitors the opportunity to explore artifacts from the iconic era. Fifty years ago, in 1967, the epicenter of the counterculture, the San Francisco neighborhood Haight-Ashbury, attracted young people by the thousands. Though an… Keep Reading
Chris Cornell left us all much too early, but what he didn’t take with him was his amazing musical legacy. Today, Survival Pictures released the official music video for his song “The Promise.” The song was Cornell’s last release prior to his passing. “Chris Cornell was not only a dear family friend for many years,… Keep Reading
Noise Pop is excited to announce the music lineup for the fifth annual 20th Street Block Party taking place Saturday, August 19 from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The free neighborhood celebration will bring an eclectic mix of music and entertainment, food and drink, and art to multiple stages just outside the doors of Noise… Keep Reading
San Francisco Pride has announced that Ronnie Spector will be performing on the Main Stage during the Celebration and Rally in Civic Center Plaza on Sunday, June 25th. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Ronnie Spector is one of only a few artists in history to embody the heart, soul, and passion of female… Keep Reading
We’ve all heard of those quaint bars and dreamy restaurants that exude an old-world charm, with a dapper pianist at the keys, churning out one heavenly jazz number after another. Up until the early 2000s, Spencer Day was that guy – self-taught, practiced, and waiting to be discovered. And then, thanks to a sweet twist… Keep Reading
FYF Fest is pleased to make several announcements for the 2017 edition of the festival, taking place July 21-23 at Exposition Park in Downtown Los Angeles. MORE SINGLE DAY TICKETS TO BE RELEASED: FYF Fest is happy to announce they will be releasing a limited amount of additional single day tickets to each day of… Keep Reading
The San Francisco Conservatory of Music celebrates its rich history of educating rising music scholars as it approaches its 100-year anniversary. This beautiful venue has played host to thousands of San Francisco’s premier music performances. It was founded in late in 1917 by Ada Clement and Lillian Hodgehead with only five faculty members, four pupils,… Keep Reading
Last night, the cast of Starz’s #1 series “Power” attended the premiere event for Season 4 in Washington, D.C. The event was held at the dynamic Newseum and the room was filled with U.S. representatives such as Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (NY), Rep. Yvette Clark (NY), Rep. Frederica Wilson (FL), Rep. Tony Cardenas (CA), members of… Keep Reading
Tune-in to Late Night With Seth Meyers tonight at 12:35a / 11:35p CST (check local listings) to watch British rock band Royal Blood perform their new single “Lights Out”. The band’s new album ‘How Did We Get So Dark?’ will be released next Friday, June 16. Featured above is a new song and accompanying music… Keep Reading
Here at Music in SF, we’re always looking for ways to highlight San Francisco music venues. This month we’re showcasing The Great American Music Hall. The Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, Calif., is a historic musical venue located in the Tenderloin District. A live music San Francisco institution, the hall has a capacity… Keep Reading
