The last time Tove Lo was in town, the artist dubbed “the saddest girl in Sweden” was only made sadder because of a broken foot she was tending to. Last night at the Fox Theater in Oakland, the boot was gone, the foot was healed, and she performed an electrifying and intimate experience that left… Keep Reading
It’s always exciting when a music legend comes to town, but when it’s Thom Yorke of Radiohead fame it’s almost a religious experience. Last night the iconic 90s singer introduced us to his latest project, The Smile, to a sold-out crowd at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. Thom’s latest project grew out of the pandemic.… Keep Reading
What an incredible night yesterday by veteran Heavy Metal icons W.A.S.P. Fronted by the infamous Blackie Lawless, the band made a stop at the Regency Ballroom in San Francisco to celebrate the 40th anniversary of a band that had its peak in the 80s and 90s but stayed relevant all the way up to today.… Keep Reading
Longevity is one of those qualities rarely seen in music, especially these days with artists coming out faster than ever before. One minute you’re hot on Tic Toc, the next you’re forgotten in cyberspace. Not the case for The Cult which has proven to stand the test of time, and not only have they lasted… Keep Reading
Under a beautiful bright pink moon in San Francisco last night, Lady Gaga gave us a show few of us will ever forget. On a stage set that resembled a post-war-era brutalist canvas of abandoned buildings, she ran through an impressive setlist that was split into four acts of some of her most iconic songs.… Keep Reading
80s pop icons Duran Duran tore the roof off the Chase Center in San Francisco last night and did so with poise, honor, and respect just like the fine English gentlemen that they are. “Thank you for welcoming us into your living room San Francisco,” said singer Simon Lebon at the start of the show,… Keep Reading
What an unbelievable show last night by Canadian crooner, The Weeknd. It was a long time coming for the Toronto native whose original dates had been postponed twice because of COVID. The concert was scheduled as an arena show pre-covid and got elevated to the stadium level because of his recent meteoric rise in the… Keep Reading
From the moment Robert Plant appeared from the shadows of the Greek theater in Berkeley and reunited with his old friend Alison Krauss, their hands reaching out to one another for a warm embrace, you knew this was going to be a special night. And a special night it was. From the start of the… Keep Reading
Day one of Outside Lands came to a close last night and boy did it not disappoint. The day was lit from beginning to end with some of music’s biggest names including Lil Uzi Vert, Phoebe Bridgers, and finishing the night off with Sza (who had one of the most amazing stage sets I think… Keep Reading
To say the Red Hot Chili Peppers have still got it would be an understatement. From the catatonic animated dancing of Flea to the always entertaining theatrics of Anthony Kiedis, this band is well within their prime. At Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, they put on a show for the ages that ran through their… Keep Reading
