Reverend Hort Heat and The Buttertones bring together generations of surf-rock Natalie Gott February 13, 2020 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews On the night of January 25th, 2020, Reverend Horton Heat had Slim’s swelling with pin-ups and psychobillies for a sold-out show. A line stretched out the door well before the show was set to begin, crowding ...
A night of acoustic bliss With Ty Segall Ella Connor and Natalie Kemper February 12, 2020 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews Sprinkled with pockets of scenic lookout points throughout the coast, where passer-byers, tourists and excited concert-goers such as myself can step out and experience the magical vastness through its stunning...
The Allah – Lahs brought Southern California sun to a rainy night at the Filmore Daniella Ivanir and Skylar Heyveld February 10, 2020 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos It’s a rainy Tuesday night and people clad in Carhartt jackets, rolled up beanies, and distressed denim shuffle into the Filmore for the sold-out show. Ranging in age, audience members held their craft beer ...
Sipping pine needle tea with Chadwick Stokes & The Pintos Olivia Winck January 18, 2020 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Multimedia, Photos, Reviews Chadwick Stokes takes a sip of tea from a paper cup before giving his bandmates a gentle nod to play their first song. The delicate plucking of his guitar indicates they’re opening their set with none other ...
A chaotic night with Daughters Vivian Kim January 5, 2020 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews Riding the wave of their critically acclaimed You Wont Get What You Want (2018), Daughters put on a show last December to a mostly packed Fillmore stage, a medium sized venue that fit a few hundred people, all...
Uncool Fest V: Photo gallery Josie Ruggeiro December 4, 2019 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Multimedia, Photos Photo gallery of Oakland-based band SWMRS performing at the UC Theatre during their fifth annual Uncool Records Fest in Berkeley. Photos shot on digital and 35mm. Article and photos by Josie Ruggeiro...
Elephant Gym Luke Dominick December 3, 2019 Blog, Columns and Opinions, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, News, Reviews Elephant Gym Taiwan’s Accidental Response to an Ok Boomer Generation “Are-are you a fan?” asked the wiry 20-something standing next to my father. There were a lot of wiry 20-somethings standing next to ...
Brittany Howard: a god amongst us Makaila Heifner November 28, 2019 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Multimedia, Photos I think idolizing others is a dangerous game. It creates a false sense of normalcy and places people on a pedestal that is unreachable and ridiculous. With this being said, I am also fully aware of my own idoli...
The British are coming: black midi at Rickshaw Stop Clementine Zimmer November 25, 2019 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews I’ve recently reached the age where I’m no longer young enough to believe that my big break is coming. When you’re 18 or 19, you can always say, “Oh yeah, I just need to hustle a little harder, I’m su...
Fights and black eyes with The Story So Far Natalie Gott November 20, 2019 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews Spotify knows me too damn well. It intentionally hit a soft spot when it notified me that The Frights were playing an upcoming show near me. I impulsively bought two tickets and found myself diving back into a...
A night of dancing and smiling with Dayglow Caden Choi November 20, 2019 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Multimedia, Photos 1 Comment All smiles and high spirits at Rickshaw Stop. 19-year-old Texas native Sloan Struble, known as Dayglow, has risen to indie-pop fame with the recent release of his debut album Fuzzybrain (2018). His infecti...
Road tripping with Whitney Olivia Winck November 20, 2019 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Multimedia As Kakacek’s twangy guitar riffs echoed through a San Franciscan concert venue, I listened with a pang of nostalgia in my stomach that paralleled what the returning half of a road trip feels like. Steerin...
Frankie Cosmos celebrates the last show of their tour at the UC Theatre Bianca Lu November 19, 2019 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Multimedia, Photos, Reviews Last Saturday night, Frankie Cosmos graced the stage of the UC Theatre for the last day of their tour for their fourth studio album, Close It Quietly (2019). Frankie Cosmos is well known for capturing the heavy...
Chicago-based Twin Peaks take over San Francisco Skylar Heyveld November 19, 2019 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Multimedia, Photos, Reviews Twin Peaks continue to demonstrate their musical capabilities, producing music ranging from garage rock to, as noted on their most recent album, a combination of country and soul influences. Their newest album,...
Anti-Folk has a band now: Jon Bunting at the Red Heron Clementine Zimmer November 14, 2019 Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews If you just clicked on this article and you don’t know who Jon Bunting is, stop. Don’t you dare make any assumptions because you saw the picture of a dude in a beanie playing acoustic guitar. Go listen to h...