First City Festival to Debut in Monterey
Early Bird tickets go on sale today for the inaugural First City Festival in Monterey, featuring Modest Mouse, Passion Pit, MGMT, Neko Case and more.
DJ Q&A: Konrad Black
This Friday, May 17, As You Like It presents a Wagon Repair showcase at Mighty featuring label heads Mathew Jonson and Konrad Black, aka Todd Shillington.
Q&A: Brian “Birdstuff” Teasley of Man or Astro-man?
Since its inception in 1991, Man or Astro-Man released several albums and toured extensively until disbanding in 2001.
Luke Hess Joins Direct to Earth at Monarch
This Friday, April 26, Direct to Earth returns to Monarch featuring an appearance from new school Detroit techno producer, Luke Hess.
The Ultimate Coachella 2013 Playlist
Coachella is just a few days away, so bust out your sunscreen, whip out those flasks, and put on your best festival attire. And while you’re at it, take a listen to SF Station’s Ultimate Coachella 2013 playlist.
Audiofly, Fred P and Patrice Baumel at Public Works
Saturday, March 23, As You Like It, Public Works, GAFFTA, and The Bunker team up to bring several artists from the sidelines of house and techno who’ve made names for themselves as veritable tastemakers.
Q&A: JG Wilkes of Optimo
JG Wilkes is one half of Optimo—the long-standing DJ duo who had a weekly party of the same name at the Sub Club in Glasgow for 12 years up until 2010.
Rojai & E. Live Album Release Party at Monarch
This Thursday, Monarch presents Rojai & E.Live Album Release party featuring Starship Connection & J. Boogie. As the leader and vocalist for the widely recognized and highly acclaimed San Francisco band Bayonics, Rojai is proud to present his first ever solo project with producer and multi-instrumentalist Eli “E.Live” Hurwit, titled Hard Pressed.
The Chase Continues with Beautiful Swimmers at Public Works
The Chase returns to Public Works this Friday, March 1, with the tasteful selections of Washington D.C.’s Beautiful Swimmers and support from resident, Ash Williams, Conor, and visuals from Caitlin Denny.
Q&A: Yoni Wolf of WHY?
Yoni Wolf’s main objective is simple: make good music. But the music of his band, Why?, performing March 5 and March 6 in the Bay Area, is far more complex.
Public Works and GAFFTA team up to present Matmos
This Sunday, February 24, GAFFTA and Public Works team up to bring you former SF residents, Matmos. Horse Lords, C.L.A.W.S, and Kit Clayton will join the new Thrill Jockey Records signees, with visuals from GAFFTA resident, Golden Suicide.
Interview: White Arrows Hits the Road for Coachella, Noise Pop
With just one album out, Dry Land Is Not A Myth, 2013 is shaping up to be a big year for White Arrows and singer Mickey Church. The band is on the bill for Coachella 2013, but will first make a stop in San Francisco for the Noise Pop Festival.
Valentines Tunes: Rhye
It’s a great day in this city of love, and whether you have a Valentine or not, there’s really no excuse to listen to sappy, sad, or just plain angsty tunes. To the rescue is some immaculately produced, sensuous pop from two indie-music veterans: Robin Hannibal, a Danish songwriter-producer, and Michael Milosh, a Canadian songwriter.
Monday Mix: Blazing Session’s 45 Mix
Start your week off with an amazing new soul mix from the Bay’s own E Da Boss released in anticipation for the 3-year anniversary of The 45 Sessions this Friday, 2/15.
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