Eric Prydz Brings CLUB DARC to Life on Halloween at Pier 48
Eric Prydz is bringing his acclaimed live show to San Francisco this Halloween, headlining the first show of CLUB DARC’s Fall 2026 season on
The xx Make Familiar Songs Feel New Again at Outside Lands
There are certain artists whose music becomes something else entirely in person. Not necessarily louder or bigger, but more alive. The kind of performance
Outside Lands 2026 opens with Turnstile, Tinashe and Charli xcx
Outside Lands opened Friday in its usual Golden Gate Park fashion: too many good options, too much ground to cover and the nagging feeling
St. Vincent Brings Her Theatrical Rock to Davies Symphony Hall
St. Vincent didn’t so much walk onto the Davies Symphony Hall stage Thursday night as materialize there. Following a brief introduction from the San
Tyla Brings Her A*POP World Tour to San Francisco This November
Two-time GRAMMY Award-winning singer and songwriter Tyla is heading to San Francisco this fall as part of her newly announced THE A*POP WORLD TOUR,
Suki Waterhouse Fell for Stern Grove, and the Feeling Was Mutual
Suki Waterhouse looked like she’d stepped out of one of her own songs. As the band eased into the opening moments of “Supersad,” a
Poolside to Headline Free Daytime Disco Concert in San Francisco This September
Another Planet Entertainment’s popular Daytime Disco series returns to San Francisco with a free outdoor performance by Poolside on Sunday, September 20 at 1:00
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Reveals First Wave of 2026 Lineup, Returns to Golden Gate Park This October
One of San Francisco’s most beloved music traditions is back. Hardly Strictly Bluegrass has announced the first artists set to perform at its free
Concert Review: Ella Mai Brings Warmth and Intimacy to Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
Some artists need towering video screens and elaborate stage production to fill a room the size of Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. Ella Mai walked
Concert Review: Cannons and Bob Moses Deliver Two Distinct Sounds, One Memorable Night
Warm summer nights at Berkeley’s Greek Theatre have a way of making almost any concert feel cinematic, but Friday’s pairing of Cannons and Bob