
SHOW REVIEW: Despite being around for more than 20 years, Blonde Redhead is anything but stagnant.
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SHOW REVIEW: Despite being around for more than 20 years, Blonde Redhead is anything but stagnant.
PHOTOS: The smooth coolness of Holly Lapsley Fletcher’s electropop ballads belie her mischievous and humorous personality.
PHOTOS: Those seeking an all-out dance party on a Sunday night were in luck when the Nebraska-born dance rockers dropped by The Regency Ballroom.
SHOW REVIEW: An epic trio of hip-hop heavyweights took over The Regency Ballroom during the Bay Area stop of “The Level Up Tour.”
SHOW REVIEW: I couldn’t help but stand there and be amazed by the level of energy coming from the crowd.
PHOTOS: Navigating through more than 100 acts across the Bay Area, we take a look back at this year’s best highlights.
PHOTOS: The show saw Portland-based electronic music producer Douglas Appling being backed by a tight four-piece ensemble, which at times grew to six.
SHOW REVIEW: Though the venue choice was far from ideal, the electronic four-piece did play a good chunk of material from its forthcoming new album.
SHOW REVIEW: Ratatat were not able to make their scheduled Friday night show last weekend but managed to quickly recover and put on a show that certainly felt like a Friday night for a sold-out crowd.
PHOTOS: Al Jourgensen’s zeal at The Regency Ballroom showed that Ministry live is part thrash, part punk and still all fun.
SHOW REVIEW: Hearing the LA band rip through some of the most impassioned punk-rock ballads still contextually pertinent to this day felt near spiritual at times.
SHOW REVIEW: It’s amazing what a half year of touring on the road can do for a new band just breaking onto the scene.
PHOTOS: Fresh off their performance on “Conan,” BROODS hit The Regency Ballroom for a sold-out show on Saturday night.
SHOW REVIEW: The combo and impressive live collaboration of Touch Sensitive and Flight Facilities with special guest Owl Eyes undoubtedly made for a special night at Noise Pop 2015.
PHOTOS: The crowd at The Regency was ready for a BLOODY good time, and that’s what they got during GWAR’s first show since the death of their longtime leader and vocalist Dave Brockie.
PHOTOS: Featured earlier this year at Noise Pop, No returned to SF as they opened for Yann Tiersen at The Regency Ballroom.
SHOW REVIEW: The bold duo from LA ripped massive guitar and pounded heavy drums when they opened for Band of Skulls at Regency Ballroom, compelling head-banging and toe-tapping to every outspoken song.
SHOW REVIEW: The blending of multiple genres is nothing new, but Caravan Palace’s take on “electro swing” is overwhelmingly infectious and fun.
SHOW REVIEW: Musically, The Sounds are a mix of many styles and references, but copies of none. You can hear the influences of new age, punk, synth pop, classic rock and more.