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Blogs
May 11, 2010
Openers: Bands Worth Showing Up Early For This Week
Blood and SunshineThis isn't the kind of week where you need to worry about smelling of sweat, booze, and reckless abandon in front of your boss every single morning. But some excellent acts will grace S.F. stages in the next few days, and with them a hearty selection of openers. So slide out of ... More >>
Blogs
January 21, 2010
Haiti Concert Benefits Roundup Pt. 2: Oh Sees, DJs, and SILA
BayonicsBay Area musicians continue to contribute their rock 'n' roll, Afrofunk, and turntable skills to raise funds for the victims of the Haiti earthquake. Here's a couple new upcoming benefits to add to your calendar.San Francisco Hearts Haiti: A Haiti Relief Fundraiser w/ SILA, Kalbass Kreyol ... More >>
Blogs
October 9, 2009
Weekend Pick #1: Fela B-Day Celebration
Afrobeat's Ancestor: Fela Kuti It's hard to think of a more iconic artist than Fela Anikulapo Kuti. The founder of Afrobeat, who famously proclaimed "music is a weapon," was both a voice of progressive social change--and often uncomfortably-honest socioeconomic critique--and a musical visiona ... More >>
Blogs
January 1, 2009
Last Night: New Year's Eve at Sea of Dreams and Eclectic Fever
Sea of Dreams / Eclectic Fever December 31, 2008 Review and Photos by Eric K. Arnold Eighth and Brannan streets held it down all night. The San Francisco intersection, which bisects the Concourse and the Gift Center was the site of two -count 'em, two - of the livest NYE spigots. Both events, as it ... More >>
Blogs
July 26, 2008
Friday Night: Afrofunk Redux at the Independent
Music
February 22, 2006
A tribute to the "James Brown of Nigeria"; Robert Pollard inaugurates the Year of the Liver
Calendar
July 27, 2005
Connecting With Art
Eclectic is just the beginning