Receive Weekly Email and Text Message Updates:
Sign up for latest info on concerts, dining, promotions and more!
Go!
Reset Search

Rock events

403 Results rss

Event & Venue Date (choose)
Recommended Events
Thao with the Get Down Stay Down, The Portland Cello Project, David Schultz The Independent Sat., November 21, 9:00pm Haight/ Fillmore
It's said that necessity is the mother of invention. Adversity may then be the father, that uncompromising taskmaster whose coaching you don't appreciate until later. One recent example of the latter: indie rocker Thao Nguyen, whose romantic breakup drives Know Better Learn Faster, her latest... More >>
Friendly Fires, The xx, Holly Miranda The Independent Sun., November 22, 9:00pm Haight/ Fillmore
Erasing the gap between industrial postpunk and minimal R&B, England's hotly tipped quartet, the xx, recognizes the power of a riled-up whisper against a nearly blank slate. Factor in hazy keyboards, flickering percussion, and the scanning guitar and bass of singers Romy Madley Croft and Oliver... More >>
Karl Blau and LAKE Hemlock Tavern Sun., November 22, 9:00pm Nob Hill/ Russian Hill
On his third album for K Records, quirky Pacific Northwest troubadour Karl Blau further feels out the African-inspired sounds he has flirted with in the past. Zebra is full of languid guitar sprawl, entrenched basslines, and stuttered drums, never heading in a direction you’d expect but... More >>
Wolfmother, Heartless Bastards, Thenewno2 Fox Theater - Oakland Mon., November 23, 7:30pm Downtown Oakland
When Aussie retro-rock act Wolfmother lost its rhythm section last summer, fans wondered whether frontman Andrew Stockdale could convincingly carry on the name. The singer proves his Ozzy-meets-Jack-White wail and knack for hooky guitar riffs remain intact on the songs from Wolfmother's... More >>
Friendly Fires, The xx, Holly Miranda The Independent Mon., November 23, 9:00pm Haight/ Fillmore
Erasing the gap between industrial postpunk and minimal R&B, England's hotly tipped quartet, the xx, recognizes the power of a riled-up whisper against a nearly blank slate. Factor in hazy keyboards, flickering percussion, and the scanning guitar and bass of singers Romy Madley Croft and Oliver... More >>
mr. Gnome, Songs for Snakes, Disastroid Elbo Room Mon., November 23, 9:00pm Mission/ Bernal Heights
The new album by Cleveland duo mr. Gnome, Heave Yer Skeleton, is a surreal rock listen. Largely recorded at the Los Angeles studio of Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme, the band's sophomore full-length contains layers of echoey, keening vocals and effects-slathered guitar courtesy of... More >>
"Alcoholocaust: Stump the Wizard" Argus Lounge Tue., November 24, 9:00pm Mission/ Bernal Heights
On any given Tuesday, Alcoholocaust provides a boozy chance to recharge old memory centers while simultaneously (and paradoxically) killing a few brain cells: cheap Tecate in fist, you can challenge yourself to recall which vintage metal or classic punk track you're hearing above the social din.... More >>
Deastro, Max Tundra, White Cloud Bottom of the Hill Wed., November 25, 10:00pm Potrero Hill
British pop composer Ben Jacobs becomes Max Tundra from the moment his "knees and arms start quivering in time to the curious rhythms," he explained in a recent interview. Tundra explores the flickers between fiction and realism, crooning vaguely pessimistic, perversely absurd lyrics atop... More >>
Hatebreed, Trivium, Cannibal Corpse, Chimaira, Unearth, Whitechapel, Born of Osiris, Hate Eternal, Dirge Within The Warfield Fri., November 27, 3:00pm Hayes Valley/ Tenderloin
Tough economic times affected all branches of the entertainment industry in 2009, and the live music scene is no exception. In a recent MSN Music online poll of metal fans, 33 percent of respondents said they were going to fewer shows, and nearly 16 percent said that if they did go out, they... More >>
The Business, Control U.K., Harrington Saints Thee Parkside Sat., November 28, 9:00pm Potrero Hill
The young upstarts and aging skinheads who packed two recent Cock Sparrer concerts at the Great American Music Hall — each sold out weeks in advance — would seem to indicate a continued thirst for no-bullshit, blue-collar punk in the 21st Century, even if the critics, hipsters, and... More >>
More Events
"Punk Rock Sideshow" Hemlock Tavern Every week Monday, 10:00pm Nob Hill/ Russian Hill
Joe Goldmark & the Seducers The Riptide Second Sunday of every month, 7:00pm Parkside/ Forest Hill
Pie Rats, The Yes Go’s, Light Machine Thee Parkside Sat., November 21, 3:00pm Potrero Hill
"Second Annual SFxSD Music Festival" El Rio Sat., November 21, 3:00pm Mission/ Bernal Heights
Metalocalypse Tour: Dethklok, Mastodon, High on Fire, Converge San Jose State Event Center Arena Sat., November 21, 6:30pm San Jose
Fleshies, Underground Railroad to Candyland, Nobunny, Distant Voices, Out of Spite 924 Gilman Sat., November 21, 7:30pm West Berkeley
The Adorkables, The Sprains, The Obsessors Retox Sat., November 21, 8:00pm Potrero Hill
Café Tacvba, DJ Nica Fox Theater - Oakland Sat., November 21, 8:00pm Downtown Oakland
Life in 24 Frames, Fight from Above, The Actors, Fleeting Trance Stork Club Sat., November 21, 8:00pm Downtown Oakland
Municipal Waste, Off with Their Heads, Phobia, Cauldron Slim's Sat., November 21, 8:00pm South of Market
Pop Rocks Red Devil Lounge Sat., November 21, 8:00pm Nob Hill/ Russian Hill
"A&R Live" Thee Parkside Sat., November 21, 9:00pm Potrero Hill
The Disco Biscuits The Fillmore Sat., November 21, 9:00pm Japantown/ Pacific Heights
Grand Lake, Delivery Is Possible, So Awesome Kaleidoscope Sat., November 21, 9:00pm Mission/ Bernal Heights
Jaguares, Los Cenzontles The Regency Ballroom Sat., November 21, 9:00pm Nob Hill/ Russian Hill
Display Results per page
[1] 2 3 4 5 6 ... 17 Next Page »
1-25 of 403 results
Search Events
Search by...

Clubs / Venues

—OR—

Event Keyword

—OR—

Date

—OR—

Live Music

—OR—

Artist

—OR—

Neighborhood

(Click for subcategories)

Reader's Picks

Top Recommendations

A short list of San Francisco's most popular hot spots.
user content provided by: LikeMe.net & SF Weekly