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The Generationals at Bimbo’s 365 Club Celebrating Their New Album, Heatherhead

Eliza Scheer
September 25, 2023
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, indie, indie scene, indie-pop, Multimedia, music, Photos, Reviews, San Francisco
On Sept. 16, the Generationals performed at Bimbo’s 365 Club. The indie pop band is on a U.S. tour for their new album, Heatherhead (2023). Their new album is upbeat and fun, with a similar vibe to their clas...

Jungle’s Electrifying Performance at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium

Eliza Scheer
September 25, 2023
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, EDM, indie, indie scene, indie-pop, music, Photos, Reviews, San Francisco
On September 9, Jungle, a soul, reggae, and funk inspired dance and electronic band, performed at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. With bold red lights illuminating the stage, Jungle gave the audience a mem...

From Gay Head to Goldenrod: the first decade of the Women’s Music Movement in song

Gianna Caudillo
September 5, 2023
Album Review, Berkeley, folk, music, Music History, Oakland, Reviews, Rock, women's music, Women's Music Movement
Commercial rock and roll has always been a boys’ club. From the success of songs that glamorized abuse and the gross fetishization of women, such as the Rolling Stones’ “Brown Sugar” or the Beatles’ �...

Phish phood phor thought: Don’t knock em’ till ya see em’

Lily Ramus
April 20, 2023
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews, Rock
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“Shrooms, molly, ketamine, pre-rolls!”  As soon as we stepped in line, the Phish experience was off to a raging start. After almost fifteen years, Phish returned to the Greek Theatre in Berkeley Califor...

Kash’d Out leaves crowd in a daze with “Whiskey and Weed” Tour

Kyle Garcia Takata
April 5, 2023
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, music, Reviews
The Whiskey and Weed Tour from Kash’d Out provided Cornerstone Berkeley with over three hours of uninterrupted satisfaction. Fans were delighted by the calm, cheerful mood provided by the band and their opene...

Be Sure to Wear Some Flowers in Your Hair for Natalie Mering: Weyes Blood Makes Hearts Aglow During Night 2 at the Regency

Nico Chodor
March 30, 2023
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos
  Weyes Blood put me under a spell Sunday night at the Regency Ballroom, and I still haven’t fully recovered. Draped in the white billowing fabric of gods and/or ghosts, she breezed onto the stage...

Punk performance from Otoboke Beaver sends tremors through UC Theatre

Kyle Garcia Takata
March 19, 2023
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, music, Photos, Reviews
The UC Theatre shook with exhilaration from experiencing over an hour of nonstop punk energy from Otoboke Beaver on International Women’s Day. With Accorinrin providing the main vocals, Yoyoyoshie on guitar, ...

Friends and Fauxes: Four Bands in One Night at Cornerstone

Nico Chodor
February 26, 2023
Berkeley, Columns and Opinions, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews, San Francisco
Touring with The High Curbs along their west coast stint, King Shelter breathed OC air into the Cornerstone at Berkeley Tuesday night. “Berkeley, you’re an interesting place," declared lead singer Taylor He...

A Rockstar Sometimes, A Mommy Forever

Brandon Phan
December 20, 2022
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, indie, indie scene, LGBTQ+, music, Oakland, Photos, Reviews
“Mommy! Yes, mommy! I love you, mommy!!” the crowd cheers on. It’s pitch black out on a Saturday night, and the crowd is ecstatic to see everyone’s favorite mom perform live at the Fox Theater in Oaklan...

Masonic Boom: Peach Pit Rocks So Hard That Neil Hurts His Neck

Nico Chodor
December 6, 2022
Berkeley, Columns and Opinions, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, indie, indie scene, music, Reviews, San Francisco
Before Thursday night at the Masonic in SF, the closest I had ever come to seeing Peach Pit live was the Tropicalia Festival in 2019. Their self-titled claim to fame “Peach Pit” garnered extreme views on Yo...
Alex G at The Fillmore 2022 by Div Buccieri

You can leave it to Alex G

Div Buccieri
November 7, 2022
Album Review, Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, indie scene, indie-pop, LGBTQ+, Multimedia, music, News, Reviews
Surely, you or someone you know went to the Alex G concert in SF. The event, held Oct. 19 at The Fillmore on a chilly fall Wednesday night, mothered something other than the usually-disquieted Alex G, thanks to...

San Francisco, Where’s Your Disco?: Dom Dolla Headlines Day To Night Festival

Eliza Scheer
October 22, 2022
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, EDM, Multimedia, music, Photos, Reviews, Uncategorized
Day To Night Festival Day 1 Thousands of people traveled to Treasure Island on October 15 for Day To Night Festival. Only a 15 minute drive from Berkeley, I was at the festival in no time. There was onl...

Bloom and Grow: Luna Li enthralls all at Rickshaw Stop

Sophia Shen
October 17, 2022
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, indie-pop, Interview, LGBTQ+
Friday, October 14 at Rickshaw Stop saw a radiant, arresting performance by the rising Asian Canadian indie sweetheart Luna Li, accompanied by the playfully moody up-and-coming Los Angeles project zzzahara. Emb...

Cassette Revival Now!

Walker Price
May 3, 2022
Berkeley, Creative Writing, Mixtapes, music, Opinion
Vinyl records used to be the primary—or only—means for bands and labels to distribute their music and for fans to find, support, and engage with the music they love. However by 1968, it had a solid competit...

13 Tumblr Albums & Their Berkeley Counterparts

Adrian Ceja
April 24, 2022
Berkeley, Creative Writing, Opinion
The year is 2015. You are 14 years old getting ready for school and looking for your pair of Doc Martens. Your parents come in and you quickly hide your pack of cigarettes. Your room is filled with posters of L...
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