ZZ Ward rode into town last night to reconnect with 500 or so friends she hadn’t seen in a couple of years. ZZ loves to play live music in San Francisco, she told the audience, because she always receives a lot of love here. This evening it was no different, and as she kicked off… Keep Reading
Last night had to be one of the most rock n’ roll moments I’ve witnessed in a long time. Gavin Rossdale of Bush made a big impression when he decided to jump off the stage just a few songs into their set. He followed it up with performing a full song from the floor of… Keep Reading
After almost 15 years away of being away from the spotlight, Midnight Oil (a band that once ruled the charts back in the 80s) have decided to reunite and played the Fox in Oakland last night to a sold-out crowd of screaming fans that couldn’t get enough of them. The band most famous for hits… Keep Reading
Oh, 80s, how I have missed thee. Who can forget a decade defined by cocaine, roller blading, weird fashion, those great John Hughes movies and music that consisted of that cheesy synth Pop sound with beats that contained no bass. Last night’s Jesus and Mary Chain show at the Fox in Oakland included none of that… Keep Reading
It’s Britney Bitch. Those infamous lyrics were first sung by the iconic singer on the track “Gimme More” from her fifth studio album, and although that was almost 10 years ago, they couldn’t ring truer today. At her show “Piece of Me” in Las Vegas last night, she brought that same sense of confidence to… Keep Reading
Sabaton and the rest of their Viking warriors slayed their way through San Francisco last night, by playing to a sold-out crowd at the Regency Ballroom. It was hot, sweaty, brutal, but most of all epic in its execution. After enduring a long wait to get into the venue (the lines were around the block)… Keep Reading
James McCartney played the Neck of the Woods last night, to a full crowd of fans that had trekked out to the outer Richmond for a chance to see and listen to the enigmatic performer with the famous last name. He played a stripped down version of his most popular songs with just a bassist… Keep Reading
The Maine kicked off their 10th year anniversary in style last night by playing The Great American Music Hall, the first night of a string of dates celebrating their sixth studio release entitled Lovely Little Lonely. And although the evening was rainy, it didn’t stop the sold-out crowd from welcoming them with open arms, which… Keep Reading
Hot on the heels of the success of their collaborative hit single “Symphony”, Zara Larsson and Clean Bandit came to San Francisco last night and showed the local crowd what fun pop music can be. Armed with banging beats laced with dreamy melodies and infectious choruses, both of these rising stars blew the roof of… Keep Reading
Rarely does one come across talent such as the one that stopped by the Fillmore in San Francisco last night. While it is true that most guitarists like to play their instruments upright, in the case of Robert Randolph, horizontally seemed like the obvious choice. And according to the notes and melodies that were emanating… Keep Reading
