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In the garage with SOBO: Inside Berkeley’s Student Music Scene

Shannon Cheng
April 30, 2025
Berkeley, indie scene, Interview, Local, Local, music, San Francisco
Live music is foundational to Berkeley, from the performances at the history-filled 924 Gilman to the frequent band nights near campus. I have grown familiar with feeling the bass buzz through my body as my fri...

Michael Marcagi, mustaches, and me—just trying to make it to The Fillmore

Sailor Hill
March 26, 2025
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews
The journey to The Fillmore to see Michael Marcagi should have been simple. It wasn’t.  It was the evening of March 19th, and I had an hour-long trip on public transit ahead of me into San Francisco. The ...

These Nerds Can Rock! Band Night at the Thorsen House

Jessica Balderas
March 18, 2025
Local
This was my first time at the Thorsen House, a very historic home that houses the Sigma Phi Society. Walking down to the house was quite a venture within itself. My friend and I started at Dwight and Piedmont, ...

The day the music dies: A step-by-step guide to coping with the loss of musical heroes

Sailor Hill
March 4, 2025
Acid Rock, Cultural Commentary, Guide, music, Oakland, Rock
I was enjoying my daily walk to campus, music blasting, the autumn sun warming my rosy cheeks at 12:38 PM on October 15th. At 12:39, my chest heaved, my knees buckled, and my phone slipped through my sweaty fin...

Soul, Sparkle, and Stardom: Molly Grace Preaches in Berkeley

Sailor Hill
December 17, 2024
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Funk, LGBTQ+, Local, music, Pop, Reviews, Soul, women in music, women's music
“It’s a shame I’m not a religious person because I think I would’ve made a great preacher. So, Berkeley, will you let me take you to church?”  With those electrifying words in the latter half of her...

“Merch ideas for HOMESHAKE’s next tour: Earplugs and Kleenex”

Danika Sanchez
November 7, 2024
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Indie-Rock, Multimedia, music, Photos, Reviews, San Francisco
I’m always first in line to any concert, and it was no different for HOMESHAKE’s November 4th show at the Regency in San Francisco. I was greeted by two burly men––well, seemingly burly, as they were bu...

Alisa Amador’s music is a grounding force

Irem Kurtdemir
October 21, 2024
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Berkeley, folk, Local, Reviews
“Imagine a comforting and cooling light that starts at the top of your head and moves down to the rest of your body…” This quote encompasses everything I love about Alisa Amador’s set at the 2024 Har...

Ticket for one! Why you should go to a concert alone

Bailey Schroerlucke
October 1, 2024
Columns and Opinions
I am someone who takes attending concerts very seriously. Foraging through the endless ticket selling sites, checking artists’ Instagrams, and updating my extensive notes app page of upcoming concerts has bec...

Get ready to go HARD with Mochakk, Jyoty, and Channel Tres

Natasha Thussu Dhar
July 26, 2024
dance, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, dj, EDM, women in music
Are you ready to go HARD next weekend? Taking place this year on Aug 3rd and 4th at Hollywood Park in Los Angeles, HARD Summer Music Festival dishes a summer refreshment of EDM with hot new DJs and producer leg...

I went to the Michael Seyer show and all I got was farted on

Heidy Barrera
May 3, 2024
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, indie, San Francisco
Where do I begin? I first want to thank my wonderful friend Riya for accompanying me on this journey and for her growing patience. When I asked if anyone knew Michael Seyer, the following story was the la...

Sun Room: The Final Breaths of a Carefree College Lifestyle

Megan Darzynkiewicz and Eliza Scheer
April 22, 2024
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, indie scene, Indie-Rock, Local, music, Reviews
Last Thursday (April 11, 2024), I had the privilege to catch a performance by the band SUN ROOM as they made a pit stop in Northern California, playing two shows in Sacramento and Berkeley. This weekend, th...

I can’t help but to groove: Bas at The Fillmore

Catherine Li
March 19, 2024
San Francisco, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, R&B, Rap, Reviews
A Sudanese-American rapper born in France, Bas or Abbas Hamad born May 27, 1987, is a star in the rap world. With mentorship from world renowned rapper, J. Cole, and fellowship with Dreamville Records, Bas has ...

Mystical Moments at Cafe Du Nord with Strawberry Guy

Ashley Mauldin
December 15, 2023
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos, Reviews
A misty haze, a sweaty but excited basement, and a hushed crowd. Strawberry Guy’s presence at Cafe Du Nord Wednesday night enthralled San Francisco. Alex Stephens, known as Strawberry Guy, is a Welsh artist b...

plum blossom (revisited) tour- a reflection into the past

Ashley Mauldin
December 15, 2023
Album Review, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos, Reviews
What were you like at seventeen?  The answer to that question is often one filled with an awkward pause before replying with some form of  “I was naive and didn’t understand love,” or “I was still ...

A Triumphant Return: Palehound at The Chapel

Sinead de Cleir
November 9, 2023
Rock, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, indie scene, Photos, Reviews, San Francisco, Shoegaze
On March 10th, 2020, Palehound played at Cafe du Nord in San Francisco for their headline tour with Adult Mom. The next day, the COVID-19 pandemic was declared and their tour was canceled. For Palehound, this m...
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