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| Fri Aug 29 WHY? is, most often, a trio of handsome Midwestern men with a shared past, present and future. Today, they fiddle around with skins, strings and bells through microphones attached to tape, presenting their “findings” to the waiting world. In an earli... More |  |
 | Sat Aug 30 The instruments are drums, upright bass, pedal steel, banjos, piano, guitar, vocals and stories. They have recorded critically acclaimed albums (Village Voice, Denver Post, San Francisco Chronicle) on Jello Biafra's Alternative Tentacles label. Spin ... More | |
| Sun Aug 31 "If someone were to say to me, 'Tell me about yourself,' I would just hand them a copy of Hello and say, "Here, this is everything you need to know,'" says singer/songwriter and guitarist Tristan Prettyman. Indeed, Hello, Prettyman's second album, is... More | |
| Tue Sep 02 - Wed Sep 03 Lucky, the title of Nada Surf's fifth album, is at once literal and ironic. Like the songs that singer- guitarist Matthew Caws, bassist Daniel Lorca and drummer Ira Elliot crafted for their previous two albums, Let Go (2003) and The Weight Is A Gift ... More | |
| Fri Sep 05 Featuring an authentic 1960's psychedelic light show, leggy Go-Go Girls, and the finest live renditions of the most powerful pop music on the planet - this will definitely be an evening not to be missed!... More | |
| Sat Sep 06 It's fair to say that Witchcraft are not of this time & space.
In fact it's safe to say that they were born at least 30 years too late.
It's also safe to say that Witchcraft play dark rock music the way it's supposed to be played - effortlessly h... More | |
 | Mon Sep 08 - Tue Sep 09 Monday night will be ACOUSTIC,
Tuesday night will be ELECTRIC!
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"Whereas any hope for the return of noisy pop seemed to have evaporated, B.R.M.C and their sharp-edged guitars suddenly come to revive the flame of noisy rock in the gre... More | |
| Wed Sep 10 Robert Forster is an Australian singer-songwriter, best known for his work with songwriting partner Grant McLennan, with whom he co-founded The Go-Betweens.
On 6th May 2006 Grant McLennan passed away, bringing an end to The Go-Betweens. Robert For... More | |
| Thu Sep 11 The musical landscape is teeming with singer/songwriters, many of them quite capable, but only a handful have something truly distinctive to offer. Kate Voegele belongs in the latter category. Don't Look Away, Voegele's first full-length album (MySpa... More | |
| Sat Sep 13 Who will be Guitar Player's Guitar Superstar 2008? Find out at the premier international guitar playing contest at San Francisco's Great American Music Hall. Ten finalists will face-off in front of a panel of celebrity judges including Andy Summers o... More | |
| Sun Sep 14 One of New Zealand's most gifted and celebrated musicians and songwriters, Tim Finn's varied and remarkable career spans his days as founder of legendary 70's/80's art-pop group Split Enz, his time in Crowded House, two Finn Brothers albums, and an o... More | |
| Mon Sep 15 The fifth full-length Nettwerk release from Vancouver-based duo Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber, Nuages Du Monde (Clouds of the World) continues the evolution of Delerium from creators of predominantly instrumental filmic sounds capes to a fully-fledged vo... More | |
| Tue Sep 16 Some musicians are meant to be heard but not seen - merely an auditory experience and nothing more. Berlin's IAMX, on the other hand, isnt merely a band... it's an event - a full-on aural and visual attack with the dynamic and inimitable Chris Corner... More | |
| Wed Sep 17 A bright new noise in U.K. alternative rock in the '90s, the Stereophonics were formed in Cwmaman, South Wales, originally as the teenage cover band Tragic Love Company. Early reviews cited the Manic Street Preachers as their most obvious influence, ... More | |
| Thu Sep 18 The show has been moved from Bottom of the Hill to GAMH, but please note that this is a new date! Original tickets will not be honored, you must purchase new tickets for the GAMH show.... More | |
| Fri Sep 19 "This is a happy record," Teddy Thompson says of his new Verve Forecast release A Piece of What You Need . "Well, maybe not happy, but upbeat. Actually, maybe not upbeat, but it does have some up-tempo songs! Anyway, it's as close as I've gotte... More | |
| Sun Sep 21 The Wedding Present have had eighteen UK Top 40 hit singles… not bad for a band that has, from its inception, stubbornly refused to play the record industry's game. That was back in 1985 when David Lewis Gedge boarded a National Express coach in Lond... More | |
| Sat Sep 27 John Brown's Body is in the midst of its tenth year of performing, supporting its latest studio album, Pressure Points (Easy Star Records). The eight-member group (from Ithaca, NY and Boston) has developed a strong reputation for it's originality and... More | |
| Tue Sep 30 Peter Hammill is an English singer-songwriter, and a founding member of progressive rock band Van der Graaf Generator . Most noted for his vocal abilities, his main instruments are guitar and piano . He also acts as a record producer for his own rec... More | |
| Sat Oct 04 By turns cuddly and chaotic, San Francisco's Deerhoof mixes noise, sugary melodies, and an experimental spirit into sweetly challenging and utterly distinctive music.... More | |
| Mon Oct 06 - Tue Oct 07 The Black Lips are kings of the psychedelic garage rock underground. They started the band when they were 15 years old and spent the next seven years touring the world, booking themselves, playing for scraps. Underground parties, basement shows, outl... More | |
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| Thu Oct 09 Ron Sexsmith is a major contemporary writer/artist who has amassed a sizable and consistently enthralling body of work since making his major label debut in 1995 with his self-titled album on Interscope, followed by such eloquent musical gems as Othe... More | |
| Sat Oct 11 “There's a guy here in Brooklyn,” starts Joan Osborne, “who sells mix CDs on a street corner. Every time he plays 70s soul groups, everyone within earshot gets a big grin on their face, starts singing along under their breath and the whole atmosphere... More | |
| Wed Oct 15 I n 1987, four musicians got together for what they envisioned would be a one-time performance at Tipitina's in New Orleans. It was a night of mostly acoustic music – sparse instrumentation with a strong emphasis on songwriting and vocal harmonies. T... More | |
| Thu Oct 16 There's no "correct" way to respond to The Dead C's music. With a catalogue spanning from the subversion of traditional song structure to stomping out and obliterating the very notion, New Zealand's Michael Morley, Bruce Russell and Robbie Yeats have... More | |
| Fri Oct 17 For those waiting for a concert experience with the dynamics of a rock band, the dance inducing rhythms of club music, and the sophistication of modern electronica, an unlikely musical alternative has arrived in the form of the band Lotus. Formed at ... More | |
| Sun Oct 19 Come see local high school students display their talents in an all-star Jazz performance!... More |
| Tue Oct 21 Blending elements of neo-soul, folk, old-time blues and pop, Justin has the guts of Ray LaMontagne and the soul of Lauryn Hill.
This guitar slinging aficionado has the street smarts of an urban swinger and the heart-bending soul of a gospel preach... More | |
| Wed Oct 22 Dar Williams's sixth studio album finds the acclaimed New York-based singer/songwriter applying her thoughtful brand of folk/pop to a handful of covers, along with her potent original tunes. Here Neil Young's "Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere" gets a ... More | |
| Fri Oct 24 "On the group's debut album, Salters plays the role of maestro, skillfully using synthesizers to jump from one soundscape to the next, and "Tough Kid" features vocalist Davenport singing silky falsetto lines over his bandmate's pounding synth arrange... More | |
| Sun Oct 26 She was born in Peru, and has been based in Mexico for more than 20 years. Her extraordinary career has taken her to all the great concert stages in the world.
With 36 CD releases, and with sales of over 4 million, her work has been hailed through... More | |
| Thu Oct 30 Meet the three tenors, Bay Area style. This power-packed triple bill of local talents who’ve gained national recognition with their distinctive voices and stellar improvisational forays. A savvy bandleader, Dave Ellis has been the horn player of choi... More | |
| Thu Oct 30 Meet the three tenors, Bay Area style. This power-packed triple bill of local talents who’ve gained national recognition with their distinctive voices and stellar improvisational forays. A savvy bandleader, Dave Ellis has been the horn player of choi... More | |
| Sat Nov 01 - Sun Nov 02 Legendary rock n roll pioneer Roger Kynard "Roky" Erickson hails from Austin, Texas. He is, in the words of music writer Richie Unterberger, one of "the unknown heroes of rock and roll." As singer, songwriter, and guitar player for the legendary Aust... More | |
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| Thu Nov 06 Flashy, the new album by Detroit's Electric Six, is a beacon of liberty in an ocean of communism. If you love America, you will buy this record. You are either with us or you are with David Geffen.
Flashy by Electric Six will be released on Metrop... More | |
| Wed Nov 19 Over the years, the membership of Cinematic Orchestra has gradually evolved. Alongside core members J. Swinscoe and Phil France is Tom Chant, a fixture at left of centre jazz gigs all over the world, saxophonist Chant is known as one of the UK's top ... More | |
| Fri Nov 21 There's certainly no shortage of talented jam bands that take their cue from the legendary Grateful Dead. Few, however, capture the spirit of the hippie era better than Donna The Buffalo. Maybe it's because the Ithaca, N.Y.-based outfit has never tri... More | |
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| About Great American Music Hall (GAMH) San Francisco's oldest and grandest nightclub, the Great American Music Hall carries guests back to an earlier, more elegant era, with its ornate balconies, soaring marble columns and elaborate ceiling frescoes. Long-time customers and newcomers alike feel at home in the 5,000-square-foot concert hall that symbolized renewal and optimism when it opened in 1907. Today, a professional sound and lighting system, two full bars, a modern kitchen and a spacious oak dance floor help to blend contemporary quality with turn-of-the-century graciousness. |
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Editorial Review  Vinyl & Sila and the Afrofunk Experience at GAMH on Sat 8/27 By Ginevra Kirkland (08/19/2005)" We're Californians, so we adore fusion in our music, as well as in our cuisine. Future collides with tradition as Vinyl and Sila and the Afrofunk Experience bring together the mix just the way we like it. Socially conscious? Check. Funky as hell? Check. The wide array of influences coalesce with blues, afrobeat, latin, reggae, a little ska thrown in for good measure and, of course, funk all in one package. Together these two bands, both of who have a reputation for keeping the party going all night long, a laid-back and sensuous groove, and a unique sound, will be playing at Great American Music Hall. " |
Editorial Review  Loud*Live*Local October 15th to 30th By matthew thayer (10/15/2004)" A varied mix of live music leads up to two of San Francisco's biggest holiday's: Halloween and the national elections. Please... party and then vote. On a musical note, I always look forward to FREE shows at Amoeba Records and the Union Square Virgin Megastore. They are quick, easy and cost nothing at all. You will read of many in this and future L*L*L previews. " |
Editorial Review  Sufjan Stevens at Great American Music Hall By Jeremy Sampson (07/22/2004)" Sufjan Stevens will never be accused of thinking small scale. For starters, the Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter plans to release 50 solo albums, each dedicated to a different U.S. state. This audacious undertaking began in 2003 with Greetings from Michigan: The Great Lakes State, an homage to Stevens' birthplace. " |
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