One of the great things about San Francisco is all of the places you can go to hear live music. There are concerts, performances, and live bands happening all of the time, all over the city. In fact, there are so many options, you might find it hard to choose which one you want to… Keep Reading
Tucked away on San Francisco’s Market Street, right between SoMa and Tenderloin, is The Warfield Theater, a historic venue that traces its origins way back to the 13th of May, 1922. This timeless hall was built by Marcus Loew, a showman who also owned a chain of theaters, and was initially opened to the public as The Loews… Keep Reading
The state of the San Francisco Music Scene There’s been a lot of talk about the San Francisco music scene as of late, and not all of the chatter is positive. It’s no secret that San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury district gave birth to psychedelic rock in the 60’s, spawning legendary bands like The Grateful Dead, Jefferson… Keep Reading
It was a long wait on Friday night for the half-to-capacity crowd at the Independent. The band they were waiting for, Highly Suspect — a Brooklyn-based band — finally went on past their set time and attempted to win everyone over by announcing that they were looking to move to the West Coast. “You all know we’re from the… Keep Reading
Gary Clark Jr. seems to be a man of few words. At last night’s sold out show at The Masonic I counted at the most five, which consisted of: “How we feelin’ San Francisco?” I guess when you’re a man of his talent and have such a command of the almighty six-string, you let the… Keep Reading
