Bay Area punk-rock pioneer Jello Biafra has embarked in numerous high-profile collaborations in the decades since the mid-1980s dissolution of the legendary Dead Kennedys. While he has teamed with the likes of Ministry's Al Jourgensen in the industrial-punk project Lard and tracked classic albums wi ... More >>
[Editor's note: SF Weekly's sister paper in St. Louis recently put together a list of eight rather hilariously unflattering fan-made tributes to the St. Louis Cardinals. Obviously, they originally meant it with some affection. But given that our beloved Giants are currently battling the Cards for th ... More >>
SFoodie's countdown of our favorite 50 things to eat and drink, 2012 edition On New Year's Eve of 1973, the Allman Brothers put on a legendary, marathon show at the Cow Palace. Nearly four decades later, up Geneva at The Broken Record, Georgian Shane LaValley creates something just as unapologe ... More >>
Howlin' Rain By DAVE GIL DE RUBIO When Howlin' Rain's Ethan Miller answers the door of the Brooklyn flat he's borrowing from a friend, the disheveled hair and wildly scraggly beard he's sporting gives him the look of a modern-day Rip Van Winkle. In many ways, the analogy fits, given that it' ... More >>
Russ Harrington (russharrington.com) for Harp MagazineGrace Potter gets intimate with democracySo you're the kind of person who forgets to vote. And in such a democracy-happy burg as S.F., where voters are asked to weigh in frequently on such trivialities as the mix of recycled material in the to ... More >>
I got an early copy of the new Citay record (Dream Get Together, out Jan. 26) and played it for my road-tripping crew last weekend. They couldn't get over that killer Allman Brothers sound bandleader Ezra Feinberg helps conjure from his guitars, although this release pulls from myriad rock master ... More >>
The Allman Brothers Band at the Fox Theater Tuesday, May 12, 2009 By Wade Grubbs Better than: Any other jam band. Last night I saw a great Allman Bros. tribute band at the Fox - they were called The Allman Brothers Band. Just kidding! Well, sort of kidding. But the bulk of the group's two sets ... More >>
Attention Deadheads: the show will go on. After a five-year hiatus, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead (Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart) will hit the road with keyboardist Jeff Chimenti and Allman Brothers Band/Gov't Mule guitarist Warren Haynes this spring. The band, ca ... More >>
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The Indian Tower
Attempting to survive 11 straight hours of the Grateful Dead
Mining San Francisco's psych-rock past to forge a bright new future
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Rare Wood
It Still Moves
DJ Motion Potion's populist approach to spreading the funk has got dance-floor denizens hot, bothered, and coming back for more
Dave Gleason's Wasted Days (Well Worn)
Holiday Event Lisitngs
With an unorthodox take on classic rock, The Bone has become the Bay Area's newest radio sensation
Almost Famous rings in your ears -- and heart -- long after it's over
After Jerry Maguire, Cameron Crowe comes of age...finally
For 10 years, Lewis Peter Morgan impersonated Randy Meisner, an obscure former bass guitar player for the Eagles rock group. Morgan smooth-talked his way into a borrowed lifestyle of guitars, girls, and casinos. He could have checked out of the deception
Chet Helms and his Avalon Ballroom were the heart and soul of the Summer of Love. Thirty years of stupid business moves later, love is all that's left.
Two decades after the nightmare with a bronzed boatman on the Salmon River, I still hadn't forgiven myself for not fighting back. But there was no time like the present.
