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Stern Grove Festival Announces Star-Studded Lineup for 87th Season Featuring Chaka Khan, Sylvan Esso, Commodores, Herbie Hancock, Lucinda Williams and More!

The Stern Grove Festival, America’s longest-running free music festival, is back for its 87th season at Sigmund Stern Grove, starting June 23. Expect an electrifying lineup featuring Chaka Khan, Sylvan Esso, Alex G, Chicano Batman, Commodores, Drama, Franc Moody, Herbie Hancock, Lucinda Williams, Masego, Poolside, Tegan and Sara, and the SF Symphony, along with local… Keep Reading

SF Concert Reviews

Elyanna Is the Star the World Needs Right Now

In the heart of San Francisco’s vibrant music scene, the Independent hosted a spellbinding performance by the rising star Elyanna last night. As a seasoned music journalist, I’ve witnessed countless acts grace stages worldwide. Still, there’s something undeniably special about this lady’s presence and talent, and it presented itself in full force on a small… Keep Reading

Music News/New Music

Dua Lipa Unleashes “Houdini”: A Vibrant Prelude to a New Musical Era

Global sensation Dua Lipa is back with “Houdini,” a lively track signaling the start of a fresh musical chapter post her 2020 hit album, Future Nostalgia. Accompanied by a visually captivating music video, the song captures the lingering magic of late-night celebrations. In “Houdini,” Dua explores the playful ambiguity of romantic connections, celebrating the liberating… Keep Reading

SF Concert Reviews

Reneé Rapp: A Star in Full Bloom at The Fox in Oakland

In the hallowed halls of The Fox in Oakland, a rising star illuminated the stage last night, leaving the audience in awe and craving more. Reneé Rapp, a name that’s been reverberating through the realms of Broadway and beyond, brought her magnetic presence and powerhouse vocals to the Bay Area, proving she’s not just a… Keep Reading

SF Local Bands

Local Artist Spotlight: Tess Posner

How would you describe your sound? Cinematic, alt-pop that weaves together piano, ethereal synths, and dynamic orchestral elements together with lush vocal harmonies that lay over a bed of deep-sounding drums and bass. When did you first become interested in playing music? As a child, 11 or 12 years old! What’s the strangest or funniest… Keep Reading

SF Concert Reviews

Blue Note Jazz Festival Napa Closes with a Bang

The second annual Blue Note Jazz Festival Napa wrapped up a couple of weeks ago. The unforgettable of music and connection, showcased 43 scheduled concerts across three vibrant stages, peppered with some pretty epic impromptu moments. The main stage came alive each night with the jazz-fused genius of Artist in Residence Robert Glasper, complemented by… Keep Reading

SF Concert Reviews

Ava Max Mesmerizes San Francisco

Last night, San Francisco was enveloped in an electrifying aura as the sensational pop artist Ava Max took the stage at the Fillmore. With her powerhouse vocals, captivating stage presence, and a string of chart-topping hits, she left the audience spellbound, delivering a performance that will be etched in time for years to come. As… Keep Reading

SF Local Bands

Q&A: Last Planet

How did you come up with the name of the band? We just wrote down like 100 names – anything we could think of, and then we narrowed it down to a few and made the final decision 5 minutes before we took the stage for our first show. Albero said “it sounds like a… Keep Reading

Music News

Music and the San Francisco Counterculture

San Francisco has long been associated with counterculture movements, from the beat generation of the 1950s to the hippie movement of the 1960s. Music played a crucial role in these movements, providing a means of expression and communication for those who felt disconnected from mainstream society. In this blog post, we will explore how music… Keep Reading

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