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Noise Pop 2019: Here are the shows you can’t miss

February 25, 2019 by Molly Kish Leave a Comment

FESTIVAL PREVIEW: We break down the Bay Area festival’s 27th installment and tell you which performances you’ll want to catch.

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Filed Under: Featured, Festivals Tagged With: 1015 Folsom, Albert Hammond Jr, Alien Boy, Andrew St. James, Anemone, Anthony da Costa, ASTU, awakebutstillinbed, Baths, Ben Morrison, Black Marble, Blushh, Bob Mould, Boy Scouts, Brava Theater Center, Briana Marela, Cafe du Nord, Caroline Rose, Charlotte Lawrence, Chynna, Club Night, Crumb, Current Joys, Darlingside, Daughters, DJ Aaron Axelsen, DJ Boring, Dude York, Field Medic, Film School, Fox Theater Oakland, Fruit Bats, Gap Girls, Gilligan Moss, Ginger Root, Gouge Away, Grandaddy, Gray Area, Great American Music Hall, Haley Heynderickx, Helado Negro, HIDE, Hilary Woods, Illuminati Hotties, In The Valley Below, Jacques Greene, Jason Lytle, Jasper Bones, Jerry Paper, Jitwam, Joy Williams, Kamaal Williams, Katzù Oso, KERA, Kodie Shane, LandoChill, Lapel, Lara Sarkissian, Laura Veirs, less, Lonnie Holley, Los Wálters, Madi Sipes & The Painted Blue, MAITA, Marissa Nadler, Meg Mac, Men I Trust, MHD, Michael Seyer, Miserable, MNDSGN, MNEK, MPHD, My Brightest Diamond, Nicotine, Noise Pop, Noise Pop 2019, Nosaj, Partner, Petit Biscuit, Pllush, Princess Nokia, Qrion, River Why, Rose Droll, Saul Williams, Sea of Bees, Shutups. Small Crush, Slenderbodies, Spellling, Spiritual Cramp, Starfari, Sugar Candy Mountain, SUMif, Sundressed, Sunsleeper, Super Unison, Superet, Swarvy, Swedish American Hall, Tayla Parx, Teenage Fanclub, The Brothers Comatose, The Chapel, The Civil Wars, The Fillmore, The Independent, The Love Language, The Marías, The New Parish, The SHE'S, The Total Betty's, There's Talk, Thing, Tommy Guerrero, Tommy Newport, Tourist, Travis Hayes, UC Theater, Uffie, Vagabon, Valley Maker, Vetiver, VHS Collection, Video Age, vverevvolf, Wizard Apprentice, Yuna, Yves Tumor, Zelma Stone

Treasure Island Music Festival 2018: A strong return for one of the Bay Area’s best live music events

October 19, 2018 by Brett Ruffenach 1 Comment

Treasure Island Music Festival 2018 - Jungle

FESTIVAL REVIEW: With great weather, excellent organization and a near-perfect sequencing of artists, TIMF was back in full form.

Filed Under: Editor's Picks, Featured, Festival Reviews, Festivals Tagged With: A$AP Rocky, Alex Cameron, All Day I Dream, Amine, Blurry Vision, Cigarettes After Sex, Courtney Barnett, Diplo, George Fitzgerald, Gilligan Moss, Hiatus Kaiyote, JPEGMAFIA, Jungle, Laff Trax, Lord Huron, Mark Ronson, Middle Harbor Shoreline Park, Moses Sumney, Nosaj Thing, Oaklandish, Polo & Pan, Pusha T, Santigold, serpentwithfeet, Shame, Sharon Van Etten, Silk City, Soccer Mommy, Tame Impala, TIMF, TIMF 2018, Toro Y Moi, Treasure Island Music Festival, Treasure Island Music Festival 2018, U.S. Girls

Can Treasure Island Music Festival regain its footing after a year off & a new location?

October 11, 2018 by Brett Ruffenach Leave a Comment

Treasure Island Music Festival - 2018 lineup

FESTIVAL PREVIEW: TIMF’s 2018 lineup features some of the most interesting artists in pop, rock, hip-hop, electronic and all the experimental forms that cross them.

Filed Under: Featured, Festivals Tagged With: A$AP Rocky, Alex Cameron, All Day I Dream, Amine, Blurry Vision, Cigarettes After Sex, Courtney Barnett, Diplo, George Fitzgerald, Gilligan Moss, Hiatus Kaiyote, JPEGMAFIA, Jungle, Laff Trax, Lord Huron, Mark Ronson, Middle Harbor Shoreline Park, Moses Sumney, Nosaj Thing, Oaklandish, Polo & Pan, Pusha T, Santigold, serpentwithfeet, Shame, Sharon Van Etten, Silk City, Soccer Mommy, Tame Impala, TIMF, TIMF 2018, Toro Y Moi, Treasure Island Music Festival, Treasure Island Music Festival 2018, U.S. Girls

Noise Pop 2018: A Bay Area indie culture celebration

February 15, 2018 by The Bam Team Leave a Comment

FESTIVAL PREVIEW: The 26th edition of Noise Pop invades SF, Oakland and beyond this month to honor everything we love about the Bay Area.

Filed Under: Featured, Festivals Tagged With: Alex Cameron, Amy Shark, Bahamas, Bat Fangs, Ben UFO, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Bruno Major, Built To Spill, Bully, Caleborate, Carla Dal Forno, Chasms, Crooked Colours, Cuco, Death Valley Girls, Dengue Fever, Dick Stusso, Doug Martsch, Enter Shikari, Feels, Florist, G Perico, GDJYB, Geographer, George Cessna, Gerd Janson, Gilligan Moss, Girlpool, Grails, Ha Ha Tonka, Hand Habits, Hazey Eyes, Ian Sweet, Iman Europe, Inara George, Japanese Breakfast, Jay Electronica, Jay Som, Jeff Rosenstock, Jessy Lanza, Joy Again, Langhorne Slim, Lemuria, Mary Lattimore, Meg Baird, Melkbelly, Milk Teeth, Mister Heavenly, Miya Folick, Mom Jeans, Mount Eerie, Mozhgan, Night Beats, No Age, Noise Pop, Noise Pop 2018, Oso Oso, Palehound, Parquet Courts, Racquet Club, Real Estate, Roar, Rostam, Roya, San Fermin, Sean Rowe, Sevdaliza, Shabazz Palaces, shallou, Shamir, Single Mothers, Slim Cessna's Auto Club, Special Explosion, Sudan Archives, Summer Twins, Superchunk, Tei Shi, Thao & The Get Down Stay Down, The Album Leaf, The Coathangers, The Flytraps, The Fresh & Onlys, The Hotelier, The Peacers, The Weather Station, Tiny Moving Parts, Toro Y Moi, tUnE-yArDs, Twain, Ty Dolla $ign, Waxahatchee, Weaves, Wildling, Winter, Zomby

Noise Pop 2019: Here are the shows you can’t miss

Treasure Island Music Festival 2018: A strong return for one of the Bay Area’s best live music events

Can Treasure Island Music Festival regain its footing after a year off & a new location?

Noise Pop 2018: A Bay Area indie culture celebration

FESTIVALS

Desert Daze 2019: Another intriguing lineup loaded with must-see performances takes over Lake Perris

SHOWS

The prolific, often unpredictable King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard turn heavy at LA’s Greek Theatre

FKJ is a one-man, groove-making machine who’s full of surprises as he demonstrates at Shrine Expo Hall

The Raconteurs show all at the Santa Barbara Bowl why we need them after 11 years between albums

In times when we need it most, COMMON continues to spread worldwide love at Apogee Studio

Jim James, The Claypool Lennon Delirium take us on a psych-rock roller coaster at The Wiltern

PHOTOS

Empire of the Sun are walking on more than just a dream after selling out three straight shows in SF

The Lil Smokies take on SF & burn down the house

You Me at Six know how to make their fans go wild as they exhibited at Great American Music Hall

Max Frost brings ‘The Gold Rush Tour’ to Slim’s for a fun-filled night with Mikey Mike

MØ gets colorful & a bit personal at the Fox Theater Oakland after LPX’s energetic opening set

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