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A vision in Doc Martens: Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards at Bottom of the Hill

Micah Petyt
April 9, 2025
Opinion, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Indie-Rock, San Francisco
I didn’t want to go all the way to San Francisco. It was the first day back from spring break, I was too cold to wear the outfit I’d laid out, and it was starting to rain. I was exhausted and all I wanted t...

“There’s Something About the Women!:” Warmth pervades Irene Young’s book release at the Freight & Salvage

Gianna Caudillo
November 27, 2023
Reviews, Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Contemporary Folk, Jazz, Local, Music History, Women's Music Movement
When looking back at my frantically scratched notes in a pocket-sized address book I had brought to the 7pm celebration of Irene Young at the Freight & Salvage on November 19, one sentiment stands out in pa...

Teary Eyed with Phoebe Bridgers at the Greek Theater

Daniella Ivanir
October 18, 2021
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews
  It’s Saturday the 16th and the line for the Greek theater entrance is miles long. Crowds of fans in Doc Martens stomp down Piedmont and there’s a palpable feeling of excitement and anticipatio...

Blog: Bicycle Day colors San Francisco’s Regency Ballroom

Conner Smith
April 23, 2014
Blog, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
In a monolith to our generation and all of its quirks, the celestial bodies aligned at the Regency Ballroom this weekend for the two-day Bicycle Day spectacle featuring the artwork of Alex and Allyson Grey. ...

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