Love Revisited Makes Triumphant Return to the ChapelA living tribute to the most influential rock band to emerge from Los Angeles during the 1960s and its leader Arthur Lee, Love Revisited with original founding guitarist Johnny Echols headlines the Chapel in San Francisco Friday.
Thee Parkside Hosts Benefit for Exodus Drummer Tom HuntingA trio of top-flight Bay Area metal bands team up for a good cause Saturday when Thee Parkside holds a benefit to help legendary Exodus drummer Tom Hunting with his battle against stomach cancer.
Stoner Rock Greats Nebula Help Bottom Of The Hill Mark 30 Years of MusicOne of the early exponents of stoner rock returns to the Bottom of the Hill Saturday when SoCal greats Nebula are joined by beloved local heavyweights Hot Lunch and rising Oakland hard-rock favorites Psychic Hit to help the venerable venue celebrate it's 30th anniversary.
Bottom of the Hill Hosts Midweek Psych Summit with King BuffaloNew York-based heavy psych power trio King Buffalo plays songs from their latest ambitious album 'The Burden of Restlessness' when it headlines the Bottom of the Hill Wednesday with local favorites the Spiral Electric and Moral High Horses.
Garage-Rock Heroes Play SF Homecoming Shows at the ChapelFormer San Francisco garage-rock institution John Dwyer returns to his onetime hometown to play two sold-out shows at the Chapel with his sonic juggernaut Osees starting Tuesday night.
BottleRock Napa Valley Brings Music, Gourmet Food and Wine Back to North BayThe eighth edition of BottleRock Napa Valley brings three days of music, gourmet food and regional wines to the North Bay this Labor Day weekend with a huge line-up of acts including headliners the Highwomen, Guns n' Roses and the Foo Fighters.
Reunited Power Trio Rocks San Francisco's Make-Out RoomOne of San Francisco's most beloved underground hard-rock outfits of the 1990s, raw and raucous power trio Mensclub reunites for a rare live show over two decades after their heyday at the Make-Out Room Saturday night.
Stern Grove Closes Season With Oakland Legends Tower of Power, Too $hortDue to flooding damage from a water main break earlier this week, the Stern Grove Festival has been forced to cancel Sunday's scheduled concert with Tower of Power and Too $hort.
CBS SF Talks to Dirty Honey Singer Marc LaBelleDirty Honey singer Mark LaBelle recently spoke with CBS SF about the band's new album and their current tour opening for the Black Crowes that plays two Bay Area dates this weekend.
San Jose Jazz Festival Hosts Three Days of Eclectic Sounds in South BaySultry sounds and groovy tunes are making their way back to San Jose this weekend for the 31st annual three-day San Jose Jazz festival.
Experimental Rock Outfits Play Free Outdoor Show in San Francisco SaturdayTwo leading exponents of experimental rock in the greater Bay Area team up this Saturday when SF heavy krautrock trio Terry Gross and Santa Cruz psych explorers Mammatus play a free outdoor show near Oracle Park.
Cracker Guitarist Johnny Hickman Celebrates Solo Album at Make-Out RoomFounding member and guitarist of rootsy alt-rock outfit Cracker Johnny Hickman plays a rare solo show in San Francisco Saturday, playing songs from his new album 'Blood Moon' at the Make-Out Room.
CBS SF Talks to 'The Murders That Made Us' Author Bob CalhounCBS SF recently spoke with Bay Area author Bob Calhoun about his new true crime book 'The Murders That Made Us' and his upcoming spoken word appearance in San Francisco with noted writers and musicians Lydia Lunch and Eugene Robinson.
Progressive Rock Giants Bring Current Tour to Concord PavilionIconic guitarist Robert Fripp brings his pioneering progressive-rock outfit King Crimson to the Concord Pavilion Thursday evening along with support from a tribute band featuring Frank Zappa alumni and the California Guitar Trio.