At long last, Alex Cameron and Roy Molloy were back in The Bay. Nothing on Alex and Roy, his beard wearing saxophone rearing sidekick, but the crowd itself was thin. Seeing it was below 50 degrees outside and raining, one could understand the turnout. Everyone inside though was warm, excited, wearing smiles and jiving with… Keep Reading
It’s always so hard to say goodbye. Especially, when it comes to our musical heroes. The ones that we grew up with during our most formative years and were part of shaping who we are today. Last night in Sacramento, KISS put on their last show ever in Sacramento, as part of their farewell tour,… Keep Reading
The rain was coming down hard on San Francisco last night, but that didn’t stop concertgoers from braving the long lines to get into the sold-out A$AP Rocky show at the Bill Graham Civic. And although the line to get in looked miserable (wet people desperately holding on to broken umbrellas) what was waiting for… Keep Reading
Kelly Clarkson may be a mom now, but she’s showing no signs of slowing down. With the release of her eighth studio album “Meaning of Life,” the singer turned talk show host has embarked on a US tour that kicked off last week at the Oracle Arena in Oakland and will take her all across… Keep Reading
Nashville singer-songwriter Lera Lynn brought her brand of femme noir to Sweetwater Music Hall Tuesday night. Dressed in vintage and bathed in blue light, her performance in the sleepy Marin County town invoked scenes from a David Lynch film. Lynn’s goosebump-inducing vocals and sultry guitar licks hint at country and rockabilly roots and have all… Keep Reading
21 years after the release of her iconic album “Baduizm,” Erykah Badu still generates the same kind of excitement when she announces some random tour dates as she did back in the day. Last night in San Francisco was no different as she sold out her show at the Warfield almost instantaneously. Sure, she showed… 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
Nine Inch Nails played a scorching set to a sold-out crowd at the Bill Graham Civic last night and it could easily be summed up with just three simple words: industrial rock epicness. The captivating figure who at once considered breaking up Nine Inch Nails was in top form and back with a vengeance, showing… Keep Reading
Perry Farrell introduced his latest musical venture to concert attendees at the Fillmore last night. It was an evening filled with captivating groovy tunes and far out messages from the legendary rock n roll icon famous for fronting bands like Jane’s Addiction and Porno for Pyros. Perry Farrell’s Kind Heaven Orchestra is a team of… Keep Reading
The Aussies landed on American soil last night and sent over two of their most promising musical acts. Tash Sultana, a 23-year-old multi-instrumentalist that’s been the talk of the town ever since her epic performance at this year’s Outside Lands. And tagging along for the ride, a groovy group of long-haired musicians that describe their… Keep Reading
