Iration is about to blow up your weekend
Isla Vista–native five pieces, Iration, are set to open up a night of smooth vibes as they take the stage with J Boog & The Movement and Slightly Stoopid at the Greek Theater in Berkeley on Friday. ...
State Champs switch things up at the UC Theatre
Just a few short months after opening for Sleeping With Sirens in San Francisco, State Champs made their way back to the Bay this week on their headlining tour for Around the World and Back (2015). Despite tou...
Michael Lanza’s “Touch” – a Bay debut
Courtesy of Michael Lanza
Courtesy of Michael Lanza
Since the age of three, Michael Lanza has been playing the violin classically; since age 12, he has been playing the saxophone; since age 14, the guit...
The xx are invisible on I See You
As the 2010s enter their eighth year, I’ve taken considerable time to reflect upon the decade’s most influential artists. Bands like Beach House came in strong, put out consistent LPs with only minor variat...
A Day at Hardly Strictly: Where the young and old dance as one
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Music Festival is a beautiful gift to San Francisco. The free, three-day music festival draws a diverse group to Golden Gate Park with the purpose of dancing, singing, and watching liv...
Daft Punk At Coachella? A Serious Investigation
I know that Daft Punk will headline Coachella 2017.
How do I know? Well, I’m glad you’re skeptical enough in my knowledge to ask!
Has Daft Punk been rumored to headline every year for the past decade,...
Danny Brown to take Regency Ballroom by storm this fall
Following his release of XXX in 2011, Detroit-born rapper Danny Brown became an established name in the hip-hop game. With his high-energy beats and quick, clean flow, the musician has developed a reputation f...
AJJ restores faith at The Chapel
Last Wednesday night, February 24, folk punk band AJJ (formerly Andrew Jackson Jihad) graced San Francisco. While the adoption of the acronym represented a step away from their old brand of edginess, they’ve ...