Tickets Friday, July 17, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Keys favorite Kenny Washington always brings concert thrills and spills to Keys. Don’t miss out on one of our very own world clas… more Tickets Friday, July 17, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Keys favorite Kenny Washington always brings concert thrills and spills to Keys. Don’t miss out on one of our very own world class bay area artists!Kenny Washington has thrilled audiences across the globe with his soulful interpretations, seemingly limitless range, and inventive scatting. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Washington appeared in 2013 with Wynton Marsalis and The Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra, alongside vocalists Gregory Porter and Paula West.  Tickets: $40 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Served. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Tickets Friday, July 17, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets After 25 years as the lead vocalist for Santana, Tony Lindsay has garnered 11 Grammy awards, traveled on numerous world tours and… more Tickets Friday, July 17, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets After 25 years as the lead vocalist for Santana, Tony Lindsay has garnered 11 Grammy awards, traveled on numerous world tours and recorded on seven Santana CDs: Milagro (1992), Supernatural (1999), Shaman (2002), Ceremony (2003), Food for Thought (2004), Ultimate Santana (2007), Multi-Dimensional Warrior (2008). In addition to many Grammy Show performances, Tony’s time with Santana included a 2003 pre-game performance at Super Bowl XXXVII where they were joined onstage by Beyonce. In 2015, Carlos Santana decided to change personnel in his band and set the wheels in motion for Tony to start on his 5th solo CD “Something Beautiful”. His previous solo albums are “Different Moods” (1995), “The Message is Love” (1997), “Tony Lindsay” and “Memoirs” (2014). Tickets: $40 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Served. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

The best of the Bay Area's funky soul musicians bring their chops to North Beach. It's time to get down, old school. NO COVER. DJ Van kicks it off from 9-10, and hits the breaks. C… more The best of the Bay Area's funky soul musicians bring their chops to North Beach. It's time to get down, old school. NO COVER. DJ Van kicks it off from 9-10, and hits the breaks. Cougar Unleashed at 10. Get here early - we fill up! less

Experience the West Coast Blues Revue at The Saloon, San Francisco’s legendary blues venue, where powerhouse performances light up the night. Led by Hal Petcher and featuring top B… more Experience the West Coast Blues Revue at The Saloon, San Francisco’s legendary blues venue, where powerhouse performances light up the night. Led by Hal Petcher and featuring top Bay Area... less

Live jazz solo piano performance at the bar

It's that time again! Join guitarist-bandleader Nick Rossi for a causal swing session at the legendary Specs' in North Beach this coming Thursday evening. Nick's special guest will… more It's that time again! Join guitarist-bandleader Nick Rossi for a causal swing session at the legendary Specs' in North Beach this coming Thursday evening. Nick's special guest will be pianist... less

Katy Stephan’s residency at Comstock Saloon turns the room into a small, candlelit listening space. At the piano she blends jazz‑inflected originals with reimagined standards and a… more Katy Stephan’s residency at Comstock Saloon turns the room into a small, candlelit listening space. At the piano she blends jazz‑inflected originals with reimagined standards and art‑pop tunes, her clear,... less

The Magic School Busk holds weekly residency directly in front of The Red Window at the corner of Stockton and Columbus. This high‑energy busking collective has become one of North… more The Magic School Busk holds weekly residency directly in front of The Red Window at the corner of Stockton and Columbus. This high‑energy busking collective has become one of North... less

Gaucho is a masterful Bay Area band that combines the influence of gypsy jazz of 1930’s Europe with the rhythmic drive and collective improvisation of New Orleans swing music, gutb… more Gaucho is a masterful Bay Area band that combines the influence of gypsy jazz of 1930’s Europe with the rhythmic drive and collective improvisation of New Orleans swing music, gutbucket... less

Craig Caffall performs at The Saloon.  He is a seasoned singer, songwriter, and guitarist with a rich musical career spanning over five decades. Born in the Bay Area and raised...

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets & more for the past 40+ years! All welcome!

One of the legendary "Original Kings of Comedy," D.L. Hughley brings his sharp political commentary and raw, honest humor to Cobb's. With decades of experience in stand-up, televis… more One of the legendary "Original Kings of Comedy," D.L. Hughley brings his sharp political commentary and raw, honest humor to Cobb's. With decades of experience in stand-up, television, and radio, Hughley delivers a masterclass in comedy. less

Tickets Saturday, July 18, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets “In the tradition of all great vocalists, Clairdee infuses each song with her own unique style while always remaining true to t… more Tickets Saturday, July 18, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets “In the tradition of all great vocalists, Clairdee infuses each song with her own unique style while always remaining true to the song itself.” — Nancy Wilson Clairdee, a celebrated vocalist renowned for her sophisticated and heartfelt interpretations, brings a unique blend of elegance and warmth to the stage. Her voice, with its velvety timbre and dynamic range, allows her to express a wide range of emotions with grace and authenticity. From the standard repertoire to gospel and R&B, she effortlessly performs a diverse range of music. Her career has been marked by performances at prestigious venues such as Dizzy’s in New York City, Monterey Jazz Festival, and Edinburgh Jazz Festival. She has collaborated with renowned musicians like Dick Hyman, Cyrus Chestnut, David Sanborn, Houston Person, Russell Malone, Roy McCurdy, and Ken Peplowski, and Nancy Wilson. Ken French, piano, music director Jason Lewis, drums Ron Belcher, bass Eric Swinderman, guitar Tickets: $40 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Served. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Tickets Saturday, July 18, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Tiffany Austin celebrates Ella Fitzgerald and her greatest collaborators, including Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong and beyond.… more Tickets Saturday, July 18, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Tiffany Austin celebrates Ella Fitzgerald and her greatest collaborators, including Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong and beyond. Tiffany Austin is a vocalist, composer, educator, and Berkeley Law Juris Doctor. She has performed with luminaries such as Pharoah Sanders, Roy Ayers, John Handy, Cyrus Chestnut, and Doug Carn. Her soulful delivery and musical storytelling has brought her to stages at Birdland and Dizzy’s Den in NYC, Walt Disney Concert Hall in her native Los Angeles and the SFJAZZ Center in San Francisco. Beyond California, she has performed in Europe, Asia, and Australasia, as well as on nationally televised programming in the United States.  Piano – Adam Shulman Bass – Ron Belcher Drums – Jayla Hernandez Tickets: $40 per show First come, first served seating policy. Advanced Ticket Purchase Suggested We strongly recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the show to secure your spot in line for seating.  Will-call check-in system, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Tickets Saturday, July 18, 2026 @ 10:30pm Get Tickets Adam Shulman has been a staple of the San Francisco Jazz scene since he moved to the city in 2002. Adam has played as a sid… more Tickets Saturday, July 18, 2026 @ 10:30pm Get Tickets Adam Shulman has been a staple of the San Francisco Jazz scene since he moved to the city in 2002. Adam has played as a sideman with internationally renowned artists Stefon Harris, Willie Jones III, Dayna Stephens, Miguel Zenon, Mark Murphy, Alan Harris, Luciana Souza, Paula West, Larry Coryell, Sean Jones, Grant Stewart, John Clayton, Bobby Hutcherson, Bria Skonberg and with the Glenn Miller Orchestra. Tickets: $20 per show First come, first served seating policy. No Reservations. We strongly recommend arriving at least before 30 minutes before the show to secure your spot in line for seating.  Will-call check-in system, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Live music featuring Niblits, The Blurry Stars, Fan Fiction, and a special guest! $10 General Admission.

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

Jake Sampson is a blues singer, songwriter, and bassist based in the San Francisco Bay Area who appears at The Saloon. Originally from Detroit and influenced by Motown bassist Jame… more Jake Sampson is a blues singer, songwriter, and bassist based in the San Francisco Bay Area who appears at The Saloon. Originally from Detroit and influenced by Motown bassist James... less

Live jazz solo piano performance at the bar

Experience the ultimate "living theater" of North Beach as The Magic School Busk takes up their weekly residency directly in front of The Red Window. Positioned at the vibrant, sun… more Experience the ultimate "living theater" of North Beach as The Magic School Busk takes up their weekly residency directly in front of The Red Window. Positioned at the vibrant, sun-soaked... less

The Dave Matthews Blues Band performs at The Saloon. Established in 2002 by David S. Matthews, an East Bay harmonica player (since 1982), the band plays standard blues covers such.… more The Dave Matthews Blues Band performs at The Saloon. Established in 2002 by David S. Matthews, an East Bay harmonica player (since 1982), the band plays standard blues covers such... less

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets & more for the past 40+ years! All welcome!

Using painting, puppetry, and music to explore artist Friedl Dicker-Brandeis’s life opening creative reprieves for children inside the Theresienstadt ghetto. Directed by Jeff Raz.

Tickets Sunday, July 19, 2026 @ 5pm Get Tickets Sunday, July 19, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Returning to Keys, Suzanna Smith fronts another stellar ensemble to work her magic arou… more Tickets Sunday, July 19, 2026 @ 5pm Get Tickets Sunday, July 19, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Returning to Keys, Suzanna Smith fronts another stellar ensemble to work her magic around the Peggy Lee songbook. “There are relatively few contemporary female vocalists who evoke Peggy Lee, at least not genuinely. Suzanna Smith numbers among that rare ilk. That Smith sounds like Lee — slightly breathy and warmly sensual with a hint of huskiness — is undeniable, but the parallels extend much further. Lee’s ability to not just caress a ballad but smother it in mink has seldom been matched. She was also a sage swinger — never too much, never too little — as well as a first-rate songwriter. Smith checks all those boxes.” — Christopher Louden, Jazz Times Tickets: $40 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Served. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend… more A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend! less

Patrick Wolff and the Truth Bebop Quartet bring hard‑swinging, straight‑ahead jazz to Specs’ Twelve Adler Museum Cafe, led by a saxophone and clarinet player with deep roots in the… more Patrick Wolff and the Truth Bebop Quartet bring hard‑swinging, straight‑ahead jazz to Specs’ Twelve Adler Museum Cafe, led by a saxophone and clarinet player with deep roots in the New... less

Catch Blues Power at the Sunday afternoon residency at the Saloon. Blues Power is a San Francisco blues project led by Mark Naftalin, known as a legendary pianist, producer, and...

Live jazz solo piano performance at the bar

Experience the ultimate "living theater" of North Beach as The Magic School Busk takes up their weekly residency directly in front of The Red Window. Positioned at the vibrant, sun… more Experience the ultimate "living theater" of North Beach as The Magic School Busk takes up their weekly residency directly in front of The Red Window. Positioned at the vibrant, sun-soaked... less

Spend your Sunday afternoon immersed in the sultry, soulful sounds of the Alexandra Rieloff Trio at Otherwise Brewing. Known for her versatile background as a choreographer and fil… more Spend your Sunday afternoon immersed in the sultry, soulful sounds of the Alexandra Rieloff Trio at Otherwise Brewing. Known for her versatile background as a choreographer and filmmaker, Brooklyn-born Chilean... less

The Blazers return to The Saloon in North Beach with a set rooted in electric West Coast and Chicago blues traditions, maintaining the steady rhythmic feel long associated with Gra… more The Blazers return to The Saloon in North Beach with a set rooted in electric West Coast and Chicago blues traditions, maintaining the steady rhythmic feel long associated with Grant... less

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets & more for the past 40+ years! All welcome!

Popular comedian and podcaster DoKnow brings his high-energy stand-up and infectious personality to the stage. Known for his quick wit and relatable humor, he delivers a dynamic pe… more Popular comedian and podcaster DoKnow brings his high-energy stand-up and infectious personality to the stage. Known for his quick wit and relatable humor, he delivers a dynamic performance that connects with audiences of all backgrounds. less

Presented by GamperDrums. Catch Zinggflower live tonight! Head into the downstairs space at The Mab to catch the show. 21+.

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

Live jazz duo performance at the bar

Peter Lindman and Roger Rocha turn Monday afternoons at The Saloon into a 4–8 pm time warp of classic rock and sixties-era favorites, delivered with the easy swagger of true...

Jinx Jones brings high-octane rockabilly, twangy surf, and vintage rock and roll energy to the Saloon, turning San Francisco’s oldest bar into a late-night guitar party. Known for … more Jinx Jones brings high-octane rockabilly, twangy surf, and vintage rock and roll energy to the Saloon, turning San Francisco’s oldest bar into a late-night guitar party. Known for deep love... less

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets & more for the past 40+ years! All welcome!

Live jazz duo performance at the bar

GG Amos brings her west coast blues sound to the Saloon, drawing on more than 35 years as a blues guitarist, vocalist, songwriter, and arranger. A riveting performer who has...

Step back in time at Comstock Saloon, where the Hal Bigler Band holds court every Tuesday night from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM. Set in a meticulously restored 1907 building...

Transport yourself to a 1930s sidewalk café in Montmartre as North Beach Django takes residency at Paris 75 every Tuesday. Located on the edge of the historic Broadway corridor, th… more Transport yourself to a 1930s sidewalk café in Montmartre as North Beach Django takes residency at Paris 75 every Tuesday. Located on the edge of the historic Broadway corridor, this... less

The Lisa Kindred Band carries on the spirit and repertoire of beloved Mill Valley–based blues, folk, and rock singer Lisa Kindred, whose roots stretch from the 1960s Greenwich Vill… more The Lisa Kindred Band carries on the spirit and repertoire of beloved Mill Valley–based blues, folk, and rock singer Lisa Kindred, whose roots stretch from the 1960s Greenwich Village folk... less

DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get… more DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get your vaccination shots, drink some tea with honey, and belt out your best songs with your friends. Fog machine standard. less

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets & more for the past 40+ years! All welcome!

I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but … more I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but did not seem like such a big deal at the time. There were lots of movies before it with chase scenes. The thing that changed Hollywood for the next 25 years or so was that : A. the cars were filmed at real speed - 100 mph+. Before this they either speeded up the cameras and did not have other cars in the scene so it looked like the car was going fast although it was not or they had the "stars" in a car on the set and a fake back gound in back of them and all the stars had to remember was to turn the steering wheels once in a while. Such as Hollywood stardom and lack of care in editing that they were as likely as not to turn the wheel in the wrong direction than the road in the background would indicate they shoud turn it. B. there was a real star behind the wheel at speed. Steve put an end to all of of the fake stuff. Never again would an audiance be fooled by the fakeness (until the 1990's when computer generated chase scenes would take over.) So 1968 - 1990 or so was the golden age for car chase scenes - real cars on real roads at real speeds going real fast and with the very occasional real star behind the wheel (Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, James Garner). Now we come to Steve though. He was a real motor cycle racer - he also raced a Porsche 917 at Le Mans and made the movie Le Mans which is the best racing movie ever made (Grand Prix with James Garner the second best. So he was the genuine article and according to docmentaries that I have seen hated it when the movie sudios would make him accept a stunt double - he was too valuable to risk according to them, not to Steve. The best scene in the chase sequence has Steve missing a turn up a hill and smoking the tire (as apposed to tires - no posi traction) up the hill. According to the documantry, this was a mistake. Steve was actually dri less

A New Chapter at 435 Broadway. History, elegance, nightlife, and room to grow—while continuing the tradition Catrine set in motion.

Tickets Wednesday, July 22, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Wednesday, July 22, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Noel Jewkes is one of the premier saxophone players in Northern California.He has… more Tickets Wednesday, July 22, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Wednesday, July 22, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Noel Jewkes is one of the premier saxophone players in Northern California.He has worked in the San Francisco Bay Area for over 35 years, and has earned a distinguished reputation with lovers of Jazz music.Noel has recorded with John Hendricks, Wesla Whitfield, Mary Stallings, Paula West, Mike Greensill, Lavay Smith, Bill Bell, Mimi Fox, Graham Bruce, Bobbe Norris, Larry Dunlap, Larry Vuckovich, Pat Yankee and Jerry Hahn, as well as his own ensembles. Tickets: $30 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Serve. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Live jazz duo performance at the bar

Jose Simioni Trio's improvisational jazz performance at the Saloon from 4:30pm to 6:30pm with Dylan Garrison on drums and Ron Estrada on vocals and guitar.

An open gathering of writers, poets, artists and more around the Big Table at Specs every Wednesday from 6:30-8:30pm! This more than 40 year tradition began with writers Jack Hirsc… more An open gathering of writers, poets, artists and more around the Big Table at Specs every Wednesday from 6:30-8:30pm! This more than 40 year tradition began with writers Jack Hirschman... less

Jon Otis & BluBeatz appear at The Saloon in North Beach, bringing a sound that draws on jazz, blues, R&B, rock and roll, pop, salsa, Latin jazz, Brazilian, Afro‑Caribbean, folk,...

This comedy showcase pushes boundaries with a lineup of comedians delivering their best dark, edgy, and taboo humor. It is the perfect night out for comedy fans who love their joke… more This comedy showcase pushes boundaries with a lineup of comedians delivering their best dark, edgy, and taboo humor. It is the perfect night out for comedy fans who love their jokes with a bit of a bite. less

Tickets Thursday, July 23, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Thursday, July 23, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Bruce Forman Trio returns to Keys! San Francisco’s Bard of Bop comes home for a ni… more Tickets Thursday, July 23, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Thursday, July 23, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Bruce Forman Trio returns to Keys! San Francisco’s Bard of Bop comes home for a night of jazz guitar stunts, storytelling, and mayhem. With his SF trio most anything can happen…and it usually does! “Bruce Forman is one of the great lights of our age.” Barney Kessel, Jazz Times A hectic touring schedule; twenty-one recordings as a leader,  countless sideman recordings including Ray Brown, Bobby Hutcherson, Roger Kellaway; soundtrack performances on three of Clint Eastwood’s distinguished films—most notably Academy Award-winning Million Dollar Baby; raconteur, arranger, acclaimed educator, in residence at USC’s Studio/Jazz Guitar Dept., when does Bruce Forman rest? Bruce Forman-Guitar Rob Fisher-Bass Akira Tana-Drums Tickets: $30 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Served. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but … more I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but did not seem like such a big deal at the time. There were lots of movies before it with chase scenes. The thing that changed Hollywood for the next 25 years or so was that : A. the cars were filmed at real speed - 100 mph+. Before this they either speeded up the cameras and did not have other cars in the scene so it looked like the car was going fast although it was not or they had the "stars" in a car on the set and a fake back gound in back of them and all the stars had to remember was to turn the steering wheels once in a while. Such as Hollywood stardom and lack of care in editing that they were as likely as not to turn the wheel in the wrong direction than the road in the background would indicate they shoud turn it. B. there was a real star behind the wheel at speed. Steve put an end to all of of the fake stuff. Never again would an audiance be fooled by the fakeness (until the 1990's when computer generated chase scenes would take over.) So 1968 - 1990 or so was the golden age for car chase scenes - real cars on real roads at real speeds going real fast and with the very occasional real star behind the wheel (Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, James Garner). Now we come to Steve though. He was a real motor cycle racer - he also raced a Porsche 917 at Le Mans and made the movie Le Mans which is the best racing movie ever made (Grand Prix with James Garner the second best. So he was the genuine article and according to docmentaries that I have seen hated it when the movie sudios would make him accept a stunt double - he was too valuable to risk according to them, not to Steve. The best scene in the chase sequence has Steve missing a turn up a hill and smoking the tire (as apposed to tires - no posi traction) up the hill. According to the documantry, this was a mistake. Steve was actually dri less

The 3rd Thursday Band is a San Francisco-based blues and rock group known for lively performances at The Saloon. Led by Mike Dingle on guitar and vocals, with Mike McKevit...

Psychedelic Rock&Roll!

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets & more for the past 40+ years! All welcome!

Comedians Paul Ollinger and Paul Farahvar team up for a hilarious double-headline stand-up show. Together, they deliver a night of sharp observational humor, storytelling, and witt… more Comedians Paul Ollinger and Paul Farahvar team up for a hilarious double-headline stand-up show. Together, they deliver a night of sharp observational humor, storytelling, and witty banter. less

Tickets Friday, July 24, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Guitarist Ray Obiedo was born and raised in San Francisco Bay Area, At the outset of his career, Obiedo regularly shifted between… more Tickets Friday, July 24, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Guitarist Ray Obiedo was born and raised in San Francisco Bay Area, At the outset of his career, Obiedo regularly shifted between Jazz and R&B, later touring or recording with a variety of artists including Herbie Hancock (1978-79 Tour), George Duke, Sheila E, Lou Rawls, Grover Washington Jr and most recently, Bob Mintzer’s R&B Big Band. Obiedo made his solo debut on Windham Hill Jazz with 1989’s Perfect Crime, followed two years later by Iguana; with 1993’s Sticks and Stones, he reached the Top Ten on Billboard’s Contemporary Jazz charts. After 1995’s African-influenced “Zulaya”, he resurfaced two years later with “Sweet Summer Days”. Ray has released 5 CD’s on his own label Rhythmus Records, 2015’s “There Goes That”, “Latin Jazz Project Vol. 1” in 2017, “Carousel” in 2019, “Latin Jazz Project Vol. 2” and most recently 2024’s “Twist”. Tickets: $40 per show First come, first served seating policy. No Reservations. We strongly recommend arriving at least before 30 minutes before the show to secure your spot in line for seating.  Will-call check-in system, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

(9pm Only) Tickets Friday, July 24, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets An Irish guy, a black guy, a Hungarian, and a Jew, walked into a bar. Once they were perched on their barstools, the … more (9pm Only) Tickets Friday, July 24, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets An Irish guy, a black guy, a Hungarian, and a Jew, walked into a bar. Once they were perched on their barstools, the soulful organ master Jimmy McGriff, streamed through the laptop speakers. “Rock Candy” was the song, and it pleased the four men very much. So much so, the men, who just happened to be distinguished musicians, decided on the spot, to organize an organ dominate quartet, name it SMOKEHOUSE, and get some gigs. That’s exactly what they did, and now the rest of the story. Eamonn Flynn – organ, vocals and songwriting Eamonn was born and raised in Ireland. Prior to moving to America, Flynn was best known for playing Hammond B3 organ, and piano on the soundtrack for “The Commitments”, a film about an Irish Soul band. The soundtrack sold 14,000,000 copies. Flynn relocated to San Francisco, in 1997. He went on to record and tour globally with Michael Franti & Spearhead, Evelyn “Champagne” King, Pee Wee Ellis, Maria Muldaur, and Meters’ drummer, Zigaboo Modeliste to name a few.  Anthony Paule – guitar, vocals and songwriting Anthony, is creator and leader of the twelve piece, horn driven, “Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra featuring Willy Jordan”. APSO performs and records original Blues and Soul music. Under Paule’s direction APSO, has received seventeen BMA nominations, and recorded six albums. Anthony has also toured and/or recorded with Boz Scaggs, Charlie Musselwhite, the Johnny Nocturne Band, Jackie Payne, Mark Hummel, Home Cookin’, Frank Bey, Wee Willie Walker, Maria Muldaur, and Van Morrison.  Willy Jordan – drums, vocals, songwriting Willy, has a varied musical background (blues, zydeco, rhythm and blues, soul, funk, rock, and jazz). He has performed and/or recorded with Elvin Bishop, Charlie Musselwhite, Carlos Santana, and Motordude Zydeco. From 1996 to 1998 Willy toured and recorded with blues legend John Lee Hooker. “Something Smells Funky ‘Round Here” recorded with Elvin Bishop’s Big Fun Trio, garnered Willy two Grammy nominations. “I Found A Love”, a duet Willy sang with John Nemeth, for John’s double BMA winning “May Be The Last Time”. Willy is now lead vocalist with The Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra. Endre Tarczy – bass, vocals, songwritingEndre Tarczy is a first call bassist around the San Francisco Bay Area. He has played with iconic musicians such as John Lee Hooker, Gregg Allman, Robben Ford, Chris Cain, and Coco Montoya. Tarczy is a frequent collaborator at Greaseland Studios in San Jose, often appearing as part of the “Greaseland All Stars” alongside producer Kid Andersen. He has played on countless releases recorded at Greaseland including albums by Terry Hanck, Jackie Payne, Kid Andersen, Diuna Greenleaf, and many others. From 2018 to 2025 Tarczy held down the bass chair in the Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra performing at festivals all around the U.S. and Europe. Tickets: $40 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Served. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but … more I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but did not seem like such a big deal at the time. There were lots of movies before it with chase scenes. The thing that changed Hollywood for the next 25 years or so was that : A. the cars were filmed at real speed - 100 mph+. Before this they either speeded up the cameras and did not have other cars in the scene so it looked like the car was going fast although it was not or they had the "stars" in a car on the set and a fake back gound in back of them and all the stars had to remember was to turn the steering wheels once in a while. Such as Hollywood stardom and lack of care in editing that they were as likely as not to turn the wheel in the wrong direction than the road in the background would indicate they shoud turn it. B. there was a real star behind the wheel at speed. Steve put an end to all of of the fake stuff. Never again would an audiance be fooled by the fakeness (until the 1990's when computer generated chase scenes would take over.) So 1968 - 1990 or so was the golden age for car chase scenes - real cars on real roads at real speeds going real fast and with the very occasional real star behind the wheel (Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, James Garner). Now we come to Steve though. He was a real motor cycle racer - he also raced a Porsche 917 at Le Mans and made the movie Le Mans which is the best racing movie ever made (Grand Prix with James Garner the second best. So he was the genuine article and according to docmentaries that I have seen hated it when the movie sudios would make him accept a stunt double - he was too valuable to risk according to them, not to Steve. The best scene in the chase sequence has Steve missing a turn up a hill and smoking the tire (as apposed to tires - no posi traction) up the hill. According to the documantry, this was a mistake. Steve was actually dri less

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What spicy genius hummingbird wants the sweet nectar of piano, drums, bass and the flowery petals of tasty guitar lickings? Well, that’s what Hot Einstein brings.. show up with you… more What spicy genius hummingbird wants the sweet nectar of piano, drums, bass and the flowery petals of tasty guitar lickings? Well, that’s what Hot Einstein brings.. show up with your test tubes and Bunsen burners and then get ready to boogie.. you may leave wondering what’s up in your petri dish. Mmm less

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets & more for the past 40+ years! All welcome!

Viral sensation Dylan Carlino brings his massively popular "If I Was A Girl" tour to Cobb's Comedy Club. Known for his hit online sketches, Carlino delivers a live stand-up set fil… more Viral sensation Dylan Carlino brings his massively popular "If I Was A Girl" tour to Cobb's Comedy Club. Known for his hit online sketches, Carlino delivers a live stand-up set filled with sharp, relatable observational humor. less

Support your local music scene! A $25 ticket gets you access to both stages for 110 musical acts and vendors. Noon – 11pm.

(7pm show only) Tickets Saturday, July 25, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Lavay Smith & Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers have performed at many of the top festivals and concert venues in th… more (7pm show only) Tickets Saturday, July 25, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Lavay Smith & Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers have performed at many of the top festivals and concert venues in the US, Europe, Japan and Canada.  They have headlined at Jazz At Lincoln Center on New Year’s Eve, and were featured at the official Oscars after-party in Hollywood.  Performing classics and obscure gems from the golden age of jazz, blues and R&B, Lavay and her all-star band serve up soulful candy for your ears and an instant recipe for dancing and good times. Tickets: $40 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Served. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Tickets Saturday, July 25, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Immerse yourself in the electrifying world of “Ritmo y Voz”, where the deep-rooted traditions of Afro-Cuban jazz meet the power… more Tickets Saturday, July 25, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Immerse yourself in the electrifying world of “Ritmo y Voz”, where the deep-rooted traditions of Afro-Cuban jazz meet the power of dynamic vocals. This high-energy performance features an all-star lineup, including guitarist Kai Lyons, percussion master Ernesto, bassist Mazar, and the incomparable Einar Leliebre Nuñez, whose fiery rhythms and soaring voice bring the soul of Santiago de Cuba to life. Drawing from the rich traditions of Rumba, Timba, Changüí, and Batá, the group weaves a tapestry of sound that pulses with history, spirit, and innovation. Their collective experience includes collaborations with legendary artists like Omar Sosa, John Santos, and other torchbearers of the Afro-Cuban and Latin jazz traditions. Einar “Tito” Leliebre – Vocals, Percussion Ernesto Kindelan Mazar- Bass Kai Lyons-Guitar Tickets: $40 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Served. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Tickets Saturday, July 25, 2026 @ 10:30pm Get Tickets Adam Shulman has been a staple of the San Francisco Jazz scene since he moved to the city in 2002. Adam has played as a sid… more Tickets Saturday, July 25, 2026 @ 10:30pm Get Tickets Adam Shulman has been a staple of the San Francisco Jazz scene since he moved to the city in 2002. Adam has played as a sideman with internationally renowned artists Stefon Harris, Willie Jones III, Dayna Stephens, Miguel Zenon, Mark Murphy, Alan Harris, Luciana Souza, Paula West, Larry Coryell, Sean Jones, Grant Stewart, John Clayton, Bobby Hutcherson, Bria Skonberg and with the Glenn Miller Orchestra. Tickets: $20 per show First come, first served seating policy. No Reservations. We strongly recommend arriving at least before 30 minutes before the show to secure your spot in line for seating.  Will-call check-in system, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but … more I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but did not seem like such a big deal at the time. There were lots of movies before it with chase scenes. The thing that changed Hollywood for the next 25 years or so was that : A. the cars were filmed at real speed - 100 mph+. Before this they either speeded up the cameras and did not have other cars in the scene so it looked like the car was going fast although it was not or they had the "stars" in a car on the set and a fake back gound in back of them and all the stars had to remember was to turn the steering wheels once in a while. Such as Hollywood stardom and lack of care in editing that they were as likely as not to turn the wheel in the wrong direction than the road in the background would indicate they shoud turn it. B. there was a real star behind the wheel at speed. Steve put an end to all of of the fake stuff. Never again would an audiance be fooled by the fakeness (until the 1990's when computer generated chase scenes would take over.) So 1968 - 1990 or so was the golden age for car chase scenes - real cars on real roads at real speeds going real fast and with the very occasional real star behind the wheel (Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, James Garner). Now we come to Steve though. He was a real motor cycle racer - he also raced a Porsche 917 at Le Mans and made the movie Le Mans which is the best racing movie ever made (Grand Prix with James Garner the second best. So he was the genuine article and according to docmentaries that I have seen hated it when the movie sudios would make him accept a stunt double - he was too valuable to risk according to them, not to Steve. The best scene in the chase sequence has Steve missing a turn up a hill and smoking the tire (as apposed to tires - no posi traction) up the hill. According to the documantry, this was a mistake. Steve was actually dri less

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Tickets Sunday, July 26, 2026 @ 5pm Get Tickets Sunday, July 26, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Now entering its second year, Jazz Mafia’s Monthly Residency has become a laboratory fo… more Tickets Sunday, July 26, 2026 @ 5pm Get Tickets Sunday, July 26, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Now entering its second year, Jazz Mafia’s Monthly Residency has become a laboratory for magic—unexpected collaborations, long-awaited reunions, spontaneous experiments that somehow turn into fan favorites, and the kind of once-in-a-room moments that help define the Bay Area scene. To launch 2026, we’re taking that spirit to the extreme by bringing in one of the flagship ensembles of the entire Jazz Mafia universe: the 18-piece Realistic Orchestra. Formed in 2004 by drummer/composer Eric Garland and Adam Theis, Realistic Orchestra is a modern electro-acoustic big band built from the core musicians and co-founders who shaped Jazz Mafia from the beginning. The group blends classic big-band instrumentation with futuristic textures, original compositions, bold arrangements, and a long history of cross-disciplinary collaborations. Born during the legendary “Jazz Mafia Tuesdays” era, Realistic Orchestra spent years premiering new works every week, creating a unique sound that sits somewhere between jazz orchestra, film score, electronic music, underground hip-hop session, and experimental theater pit. For this special residency kickoff, the full 18-piece ensemble squeezes into two of the Bay Area’s most intimate rooms—an ambitious, joyful, slightly absurd idea that channels everything the residency stands for: community, risk-taking, and big musical visions in close quarters. One night, Eighteen musicians. A 2026 launch with heavyweight sonic firepower. Tickets: $40 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Served. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but … more I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but did not seem like such a big deal at the time. There were lots of movies before it with chase scenes. The thing that changed Hollywood for the next 25 years or so was that : A. the cars were filmed at real speed - 100 mph+. Before this they either speeded up the cameras and did not have other cars in the scene so it looked like the car was going fast although it was not or they had the "stars" in a car on the set and a fake back gound in back of them and all the stars had to remember was to turn the steering wheels once in a while. Such as Hollywood stardom and lack of care in editing that they were as likely as not to turn the wheel in the wrong direction than the road in the background would indicate they shoud turn it. B. there was a real star behind the wheel at speed. Steve put an end to all of of the fake stuff. Never again would an audiance be fooled by the fakeness (until the 1990's when computer generated chase scenes would take over.) So 1968 - 1990 or so was the golden age for car chase scenes - real cars on real roads at real speeds going real fast and with the very occasional real star behind the wheel (Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, James Garner). Now we come to Steve though. He was a real motor cycle racer - he also raced a Porsche 917 at Le Mans and made the movie Le Mans which is the best racing movie ever made (Grand Prix with James Garner the second best. So he was the genuine article and according to docmentaries that I have seen hated it when the movie sudios would make him accept a stunt double - he was too valuable to risk according to them, not to Steve. The best scene in the chase sequence has Steve missing a turn up a hill and smoking the tire (as apposed to tires - no posi traction) up the hill. According to the documantry, this was a mistake. Steve was actually dri less

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A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend… more A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend! less

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets and more for the past 40+ years

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets & more for the past 40+ years! All welcome!

Comedian and writer Abby Govindan brings her solo stand-up show "Pushing 30" to San Francisco. She shares hilarious, honest reflections on navigating adulthood, career struggles, a… more Comedian and writer Abby Govindan brings her solo stand-up show "Pushing 30" to San Francisco. She shares hilarious, honest reflections on navigating adulthood, career struggles, and the anxieties of growing older. less

Presented by GamperDrums. Catch Zinggflower live tonight! Head into the downstairs space at The Mab to catch the show. 21+.

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

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Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets and more for the past 40+ years

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets & more for the past 40+ years! All welcome!

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DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get… more DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get your vaccination shots, drink some tea with honey, and belt out your best songs with your friends. Fog machine standard. less

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A New Chapter at 435 Broadway. History, elegance, nightlife, and room to grow—while continuing the tradition Catrine set in motion.

Wednesday, July 29, 2026 @ 7pm

Tickets Wednesday, July 29, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Patrick Wolff is a jazz saxophone and clarinet player with a long history in the jazz scenes of New York City and San Francisc… more Tickets Wednesday, July 29, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Patrick Wolff is a jazz saxophone and clarinet player with a long history in the jazz scenes of New York City and San Francisco. His playing has been characterized by a focus on lyricism and an embrace of the whole lineage of jazz styles. For this special set, he will be playing with one of the great jazz pianists on the West Coast, Portland’s Randy Porter. Grammy-nominated Porter is a rare stylist who has crafted a freewheeling and adventurous approach rooted in classic bebop language. He has appeared as a sideman with Art Farmer, Clifford Jordan, and as a regular member of Charles McPherson’s band. Joined by one of the Bay Area’s finest drum and bass teams, Smith Dobson and John Wiitala, this will be a special night of the finest bop and post bop repertoire. Patrick Wolff-saxophones Randy Porter- piano Jon Wiitala- bass Smith Dobson- drums Tickets: $30 per show First come, first served seating policy. Advanced Ticket Purchase Encouraged. We strongly recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the show to secure your spot in line for seating.  Will-call check-in system, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but … more I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but did not seem like such a big deal at the time. There were lots of movies before it with chase scenes. The thing that changed Hollywood for the next 25 years or so was that : A. the cars were filmed at real speed - 100 mph+. Before this they either speeded up the cameras and did not have other cars in the scene so it looked like the car was going fast although it was not or they had the "stars" in a car on the set and a fake back gound in back of them and all the stars had to remember was to turn the steering wheels once in a while. Such as Hollywood stardom and lack of care in editing that they were as likely as not to turn the wheel in the wrong direction than the road in the background would indicate they shoud turn it. B. there was a real star behind the wheel at speed. Steve put an end to all of of the fake stuff. Never again would an audiance be fooled by the fakeness (until the 1990's when computer generated chase scenes would take over.) So 1968 - 1990 or so was the golden age for car chase scenes - real cars on real roads at real speeds going real fast and with the very occasional real star behind the wheel (Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, James Garner). Now we come to Steve though. He was a real motor cycle racer - he also raced a Porsche 917 at Le Mans and made the movie Le Mans which is the best racing movie ever made (Grand Prix with James Garner the second best. So he was the genuine article and according to docmentaries that I have seen hated it when the movie sudios would make him accept a stunt double - he was too valuable to risk according to them, not to Steve. The best scene in the chase sequence has Steve missing a turn up a hill and smoking the tire (as apposed to tires - no posi traction) up the hill. According to the documantry, this was a mistake. Steve was actually dri less

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Open gathering of artists, writers, poets & more for the past 40+ years! All welcome!

Hosted by Joe Klocek, this hilarious event is one part stand-up comedy and one part interactive trivia game show. Audience members are chosen at random to answer questions about th… more Hosted by Joe Klocek, this hilarious event is one part stand-up comedy and one part interactive trivia game show. Audience members are chosen at random to answer questions about the comedians' sets to see who truly "gets it." less

Tickets Thursday, July 30, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Thursday, July 30, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Contemporary jazz pianist, keyboardist and composer, Peter Horvath has been perfect… more Tickets Thursday, July 30, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Thursday, July 30, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Contemporary jazz pianist, keyboardist and composer, Peter Horvath has been perfecting his craft since the age of six when he began taking classical piano lessons. Born in Budapest, Hungary, he attended the BelaBartok Conservatory of Music. At age 17, he won the National Jazz ComboCompetition in Hungary and two years later moved to Austria to attend theVienna Conservatory of Music. In 1983, Peter moved to the United States,where he studied at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. He has since performed, recorded and toured nationally and worldwide with a long line of world-class artist, including jazz greats Bobby Hutcherson, Joe Henderson,Richie Cole, Ernie Watts, Eddie Henderson, Charles McPherson, Benny Maupin, the Victor Bailey Group, Lenny White, Arturo Sandoval, RandyBrecker, Marcus Miller, Pee Wee Ellis Funk Assembly, Bob Mintzer, BobSheppard, Craig Handy, Tiger Okoshi, Lalah Hathaway, Melba Moore,Ledisi, Keith Washington, Rosie Gaines, Ray Obiedo, Pete Escovedo and the Oakland Symphony. Peter composed for and performed with David Garibaldi for his critically acclaimed Warner Brothers video/CD series and recorded the tracks for Aretha Franklin’s performance of the NationalAnthem at the 1993 World Series.Peter Horvath’s first solo recording, “ Tickets: $30 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Served. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but … more I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but did not seem like such a big deal at the time. There were lots of movies before it with chase scenes. The thing that changed Hollywood for the next 25 years or so was that : A. the cars were filmed at real speed - 100 mph+. Before this they either speeded up the cameras and did not have other cars in the scene so it looked like the car was going fast although it was not or they had the "stars" in a car on the set and a fake back gound in back of them and all the stars had to remember was to turn the steering wheels once in a while. Such as Hollywood stardom and lack of care in editing that they were as likely as not to turn the wheel in the wrong direction than the road in the background would indicate they shoud turn it. B. there was a real star behind the wheel at speed. Steve put an end to all of of the fake stuff. Never again would an audiance be fooled by the fakeness (until the 1990's when computer generated chase scenes would take over.) So 1968 - 1990 or so was the golden age for car chase scenes - real cars on real roads at real speeds going real fast and with the very occasional real star behind the wheel (Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, James Garner). Now we come to Steve though. He was a real motor cycle racer - he also raced a Porsche 917 at Le Mans and made the movie Le Mans which is the best racing movie ever made (Grand Prix with James Garner the second best. So he was the genuine article and according to docmentaries that I have seen hated it when the movie sudios would make him accept a stunt double - he was too valuable to risk according to them, not to Steve. The best scene in the chase sequence has Steve missing a turn up a hill and smoking the tire (as apposed to tires - no posi traction) up the hill. According to the documantry, this was a mistake. Steve was actually dri less

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Rockabilly at its absolute finest! Tupelo is so very very very pleased to present Jinx Jones and the Kingtones on the Tupelo stage the first Friday of every month. Heck yeah...

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets & more for the past 40+ years! All welcome!

Famous designer, radio host, and television personality Jeff Lewis hosts an intimate "In Conversation" event at Cobb's Comedy Club. Fans can expect a night of candid stories, behin… more Famous designer, radio host, and television personality Jeff Lewis hosts an intimate "In Conversation" event at Cobb's Comedy Club. Fans can expect a night of candid stories, behind-the-scenes gossip, and his signature unfiltered humor. less

LA punk legend Pat Todd joins three of the Bay’s finest for a night of loud guitars, hooks, attitude, and no-frills rock at The Mab. Doors 7 PM. 21+.

Tickets Friday, July 31, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Tammy L. Hall is a Grammy® award winning pianist/composer/educator/collaborator/ musical director who’s career spans some 40+ yea… more Tickets Friday, July 31, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets Tammy L. Hall is a Grammy® award winning pianist/composer/educator/collaborator/ musical director who’s career spans some 40+ years. She currently works with SFJAZZ Organization  as a Lead Teaching Artist. Hall has worked with a wide array of vocalists and instrumentalists,  including the late Etta Jones and Ernestine Anderson; Renée Wilson, Ms. Loretta Devine, Kim  Nalley, Ph.D., Antoinette Montague, Susanne Mintzer, Marcus Shelby, Tiffany Austin, Terri Lyne  Carrington, Regina Carter, Kristen Strom, Tia Fuller, Houston Person, Laurie Anderson, Gerald  Clayton, Mads Tolling, Linda Tillery, Leberta Lorál, Holly Near, Barbara Dane, Hector Lugo, Kalil  Wilson, Mimi Fox and Destiny Muhammad. In 2021 Tammy had the distinct honor of being the  inaugural Artist-In-Residence for the Healdsburg Jazz Festival. Other collaborative highlights  include working with the late Maestro Michael Morgan and members of the SF Symphony on  the project, Currents: Bay Area Blue Notes (2019). Tammy also received the inaugural  Pleasant-Leidesdorff Community Stalwart award in recognition of her work in community, from  the San Francisco Chapter of the Human Rights Commission. In 2017 she received the Bay  Area Theatre Critics Circle award for Best Musical Direction, for her work with Pamela Rose’s Blues Is A Woman.  Tickets: $40 per show First come, first served seating policy. No Reservations. We strongly recommend arriving at least before 30 minutes before the show to secure your spot in line for seating.  Will-call check-in system, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Tickets Friday, July 31, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Keys Jazz Bistro presents Hella Fitzgerald for a rare, one-night-only appearance in the heart of North Beach. Led by vocalist and… more Tickets Friday, July 31, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Keys Jazz Bistro presents Hella Fitzgerald for a rare, one-night-only appearance in the heart of North Beach. Led by vocalist and bandleader Lilan Kane, the Bay Area collective brings its signature blend of sophistication, groove, and spontaneity to an evening spanning soul, jazz, funk, R&B, and reimagined classics. Their chemistry, versatility, and high-energy musicianship have made them a sought-after favorite for events across California. Featuring world-class musicians whose credits include performances alongside Lauryn Hill, Santana, Sheila E, Michael Franti, Fantastic Negrito, Tony! Toni! Toné!, Goapele, and more, Hella Fitzgerald delivers everything from sultry supper club vibes to high-powered dance floor grooves. Public performances from the group are rare, making this intimate Keys Jazz Bistro performance a special chance to experience the award-winning ensemble up close. Our website is www.hellafitzgerald.com Personnel: Lilan Kane – vocals & bandleader Joel Behrman – trumpet Tony Peebles – tenor sax Greg Jacobs – Piano Andrew Couttie – electric bass J Paul Macklin – drums Tickets: $30 per show We strongly recommend, arriving before 30 minutes before the show to secure your seat. First come, first serve seating applies. Take advantage of Happy Hour (5pm – 6:30pm). less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but … more I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but did not seem like such a big deal at the time. There were lots of movies before it with chase scenes. The thing that changed Hollywood for the next 25 years or so was that : A. the cars were filmed at real speed - 100 mph+. Before this they either speeded up the cameras and did not have other cars in the scene so it looked like the car was going fast although it was not or they had the "stars" in a car on the set and a fake back gound in back of them and all the stars had to remember was to turn the steering wheels once in a while. Such as Hollywood stardom and lack of care in editing that they were as likely as not to turn the wheel in the wrong direction than the road in the background would indicate they shoud turn it. B. there was a real star behind the wheel at speed. Steve put an end to all of of the fake stuff. Never again would an audiance be fooled by the fakeness (until the 1990's when computer generated chase scenes would take over.) So 1968 - 1990 or so was the golden age for car chase scenes - real cars on real roads at real speeds going real fast and with the very occasional real star behind the wheel (Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, James Garner). Now we come to Steve though. He was a real motor cycle racer - he also raced a Porsche 917 at Le Mans and made the movie Le Mans which is the best racing movie ever made (Grand Prix with James Garner the second best. So he was the genuine article and according to docmentaries that I have seen hated it when the movie sudios would make him accept a stunt double - he was too valuable to risk according to them, not to Steve. The best scene in the chase sequence has Steve missing a turn up a hill and smoking the tire (as apposed to tires - no posi traction) up the hill. According to the documantry, this was a mistake. Steve was actually dri less

Live music

Ohhhh schnappppp! Good vibes, good vibes, great tunes, and more good vibes. Take a load off, make a friend and create and share some happiness here at Tupelo!

Open gathering of artists, writers, poets & more for the past 40+ years! All welcome!

Known for his wild stunts on Jackass, Steve-O brings his hilarious and shocking "Crash & Burn" show to Cobb's Comedy Club. Expect a mix of stand-up comedy, crazy stories, and exclu… more Known for his wild stunts on Jackass, Steve-O brings his hilarious and shocking "Crash & Burn" show to Cobb's Comedy Club. Expect a mix of stand-up comedy, crazy stories, and exclusive footage. less

A genre-crossing lineup of NWOBHM metal classics, East Bay skate punk legends, and heavy surf tunes with a dose of 90s insanity. Doors 7 PM. 21+.

Tickets Saturday, August 1, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets The sensitive and sophisticated vocal stylings of Carla Helmbrecht are the perfect complement to the soulful, blues- and swing… more Tickets Saturday, August 1, 2026 @ 7pm Get Tickets The sensitive and sophisticated vocal stylings of Carla Helmbrecht are the perfect complement to the soulful, blues- and swing-influenced style of the Brad Leali ensemble. Not only do they explore classic jazz standards and original materials, but they are able to infuse historical and modern components to their unique arrangements. With a unique style and sound that echo the influences of his past, Brad Leali is one of the most notable saxophonists of current times. Leali toured and recorded with numerous jazz greats, including several years with Harry Connick, Jr. and later with the Count Basie Orchestra. Leali was a standing member of the Kennedy Center Honors Band and performed for President Obama’s first inaugural celebration. He tours and is a featured soloist with the Grammy-winning musician and actor, Lyle Lovett. Brad is currently the Professor of Jazz Saxophone at the University of North Texas “Saxophonist Brad Leali was among the most soulful and exciting I’ve heard recently.” – New York Times “His solos are sparkling and Cannonball Adderley influenced.”
- Evening Standard (London, England) Grammy-nominated singer/song-writer, Carla Helmbrecht, began her love affair with music at a young age. Her recording ONE FOR MY BABY earned a prominent position on Gavin’s Jazz Chart, while BE COOL BE KIND debuted as “the most added jazz record on radio in the nation” and received three Grammy nominations. Carla is a featured artist on numerous other recordings, television and major motion picture films. She lives in San Francisco and tours nationally and internationally “… imaginative…poetic and sophisticated…She’s hip without being frenetic, laid-back without sounding haphazard, and best of all, the lady swings without sweating…the lyric writer’s best friend.”   -Harvey Siders, JazzTimes “She exudes warmth in spades…An unusually gifted vocalist, impeccable phrasing…steeped in a swinging jazz sensibility that reminds me of Mel Torme….” -Carol Archer, R & R Magazine Tickets: $40 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Served. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Tickets Saturday, August 1, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Sundra Manning is a highly sought after Grammy Nominated musician/Pianist, Keyboardist, Hammond B3 Player and Producer. She is… more Tickets Saturday, August 1, 2026 @ 9pm Get Tickets Sundra Manning is a highly sought after Grammy Nominated musician/Pianist, Keyboardist, Hammond B3 Player and Producer. She is a Grammy Nominated musician/producer respected for her wide ranging musical versatility. She has toured around the world with many artists sharing her lovely gift of music and has produced music for major film and television. She creates music that inspires all. Sundra brings a funky, fresh and gritty approach to the Hammond B3 Organ, Piano and Keyboards that is unique and special.    Tickets: $40 per show Seating Policy– First Come, First Served. No table reservations. We strongly recommend arriving early to secure your spot in line for seating as you will be sat in order of arrival. Check In- Will Call Style System, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Group Seating- To sit together, book under one group name or notate if purchasing separately. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Tickets Saturday, August 1, 2026 @ 10:30pm Get Tickets Keeping folks up past 10 pm in SF is no easy feat, but Key’s owner Simon Rowe has been showcasing the best of the Bay Area… more Tickets Saturday, August 1, 2026 @ 10:30pm Get Tickets Keeping folks up past 10 pm in SF is no easy feat, but Key’s owner Simon Rowe has been showcasing the best of the Bay Area’s organ trios in his late night Saturday sets. His ‘Transcendent Trio’, formed for a “Jazz on the Patio” residency during the pandemic will feature the dynamic Jesse Levit-saxophone, the ebullient Brian Fishler-drums and Rowe on Hammond organ for a set of Blues, Bebop, Ballads and Banter. Simon Rowe-organ Jesse Levit-saxophone Brian Fishler-drums Tickets: $20 per show First come, first served seating policy. Advanced Ticket Purchase Suggested We strongly recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the show to secure your spot in line for seating.  Will-call check-in system, simply provide your last name to check in upon arrival. Take advantage of our Bar & Lounge. No Cover! Happy Hour: Wed-Sat from 5pm-6pm. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but … more I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but did not seem like such a big deal at the time. There were lots of movies before it with chase scenes. The thing that changed Hollywood for the next 25 years or so was that : A. the cars were filmed at real speed - 100 mph+. Before this they either speeded up the cameras and did not have other cars in the scene so it looked like the car was going fast although it was not or they had the "stars" in a car on the set and a fake back gound in back of them and all the stars had to remember was to turn the steering wheels once in a while. Such as Hollywood stardom and lack of care in editing that they were as likely as not to turn the wheel in the wrong direction than the road in the background would indicate they shoud turn it. B. there was a real star behind the wheel at speed. Steve put an end to all of of the fake stuff. Never again would an audiance be fooled by the fakeness (until the 1990's when computer generated chase scenes would take over.) So 1968 - 1990 or so was the golden age for car chase scenes - real cars on real roads at real speeds going real fast and with the very occasional real star behind the wheel (Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, James Garner). Now we come to Steve though. He was a real motor cycle racer - he also raced a Porsche 917 at Le Mans and made the movie Le Mans which is the best racing movie ever made (Grand Prix with James Garner the second best. So he was the genuine article and according to docmentaries that I have seen hated it when the movie sudios would make him accept a stunt double - he was too valuable to risk according to them, not to Steve. The best scene in the chase sequence has Steve missing a turn up a hill and smoking the tire (as apposed to tires - no posi traction) up the hill. According to the documantry, this was a mistake. Steve was actually dri less

Funky Grooves and booty shaking tunes from some of San Francisco’s sickest musicians. DJ Kevey Kev at 9, BD at 10. $5 cover

Grab the mic! Be the star. Join us every Sunday upstairs at On Broadway for karaoke night.

It’s no small accomplishment to be thought of as “The most creative and compelling singer-pianist since Shirley Horn”, but that’s exactly how Joel Siegel of the Washington City Pap… more It’s no small accomplishment to be thought of as “The most creative and compelling singer-pianist since Shirley Horn”, but that’s exactly how Joel Siegel of the Washington City Paper described Dena DeRose. If she comes to your city and you want to catch the show, go early, because the room is going to be packed. She not only awes her audiences and music critics with her facility on the piano and her swinging, soothing vocal style but, as Richard Scheinin of the San Jose Mercury aptly put it, “… she exudes joy … what soul!” DeRose always delivers “…vivid and often exciting demonstrations of how innovative her musical concepts are…” (Philip Elwood, San Francisco Examiner). less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but … more I am old enough to remember when Bullitt came out. Steve was making the talk show circuit pitching the movie. Of couse they mentioned the chase scene. It helped sell the movie but did not seem like such a big deal at the time. There were lots of movies before it with chase scenes. The thing that changed Hollywood for the next 25 years or so was that : A. the cars were filmed at real speed - 100 mph+. Before this they either speeded up the cameras and did not have other cars in the scene so it looked like the car was going fast although it was not or they had the "stars" in a car on the set and a fake back gound in back of them and all the stars had to remember was to turn the steering wheels once in a while. Such as Hollywood stardom and lack of care in editing that they were as likely as not to turn the wheel in the wrong direction than the road in the background would indicate they shoud turn it. B. there was a real star behind the wheel at speed. Steve put an end to all of of the fake stuff. Never again would an audiance be fooled by the fakeness (until the 1990's when computer generated chase scenes would take over.) So 1968 - 1990 or so was the golden age for car chase scenes - real cars on real roads at real speeds going real fast and with the very occasional real star behind the wheel (Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, James Garner). Now we come to Steve though. He was a real motor cycle racer - he also raced a Porsche 917 at Le Mans and made the movie Le Mans which is the best racing movie ever made (Grand Prix with James Garner the second best. So he was the genuine article and according to docmentaries that I have seen hated it when the movie sudios would make him accept a stunt double - he was too valuable to risk according to them, not to Steve. The best scene in the chase sequence has Steve missing a turn up a hill and smoking the tire (as apposed to tires - no posi traction) up the hill. According to the documantry, this was a mistake. Steve was actually dri less

A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend… more A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get… more DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get your vaccination shots, drink some tea with honey, and belt out your best songs with your friends. Fog machine standard. less

A New Chapter at 435 Broadway. History, elegance, nightlife, and room to grow—while continuing the tradition Catrine set in motion.

Wednesday, August 5, 2026 @ 7pm

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

From the mouth of Cocoa Leche himself: "I'm going to be spinning Funk, Soul, a little bit of disco and some HipHop. Nothing but bangers. I just wanna see people having a good old d… more From the mouth of Cocoa Leche himself: "I'm going to be spinning Funk, Soul, a little bit of disco and some HipHop. Nothing but bangers. I just wanna see people having a good old dance party.  We say.. "Nuff said"..  This is gonna be a thing. less

Thursday, August 6, 2026 @ 7pm

Outside Lands Night Show! | with Mild Universe | 21 and up

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Call out a tune. They probably know it. 20+ years at the Good Dust, 7 nights a week. These guys are legends of the SF music scene

Friday, August 7, 2026 @ 7pm

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Seriously - These guys (and gals) are one of the tightest local bands we've ever had at Tupelo. You're gonna hear bad ass grooves, sick vocals and instrumentation and an extremely … more Seriously - These guys (and gals) are one of the tightest local bands we've ever had at Tupelo. You're gonna hear bad ass grooves, sick vocals and instrumentation and an extremely versatile and well curated catalogue of tunes. Get here early - it's gonna fill up! less

Dani & Debora Gurgel Quarteto feat. Sandy Cressman & Natalie Cressman

Saturday, August 8, 2026 @ 9pm

Saturday, August 8, 2026 @ 10:30pm

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Bluegrass Fans Take Notice! Please welcome The Good Bad for the first time to the Tupelo stage! These guys are super talented, super fun and they do it the old school way. Grab you… more Bluegrass Fans Take Notice! Please welcome The Good Bad for the first time to the Tupelo stage! These guys are super talented, super fun and they do it the old school way. Grab your lady, grab your man, and join us for a little HoDown! NO COVER! less

Long time staple at Tupelo, Marshall Law delivers a powerful punch of blazing guitar, heavy hitting and crowd favorites. From classic rock to today's favorites, this trio will blow… more Long time staple at Tupelo, Marshall Law delivers a powerful punch of blazing guitar, heavy hitting and crowd favorites. From classic rock to today's favorites, this trio will blow you away! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend… more A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get… more DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get your vaccination shots, drink some tea with honey, and belt out your best songs with your friends. Fog machine standard. less

Catch a live performance by Parlor Tricks, a hot-jazz and industrial ragtime band bringing 1920s speakeasy jazz, blues, and swing to the Hi-Lo Club. Enjoy an evening of syncopated … more Catch a live performance by Parlor Tricks, a hot-jazz and industrial ragtime band bringing 1920s speakeasy jazz, blues, and swing to the Hi-Lo Club. Enjoy an evening of syncopated rhythms and vintage tunes in a welcoming neighborhood cocktail bar setting. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Local SF favorites rip it up with some classic rock numbers.

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

Another Planet Entertainment | Fully Seated | 21 and up

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Long time staple at Tupelo, Marshall Law delivers a powerful punch of blazing guitar, heavy hitting and crowd favorites. From classic rock to today's favorites, this trio will blow… more Long time staple at Tupelo, Marshall Law delivers a powerful punch of blazing guitar, heavy hitting and crowd favorites. From classic rock to today's favorites, this trio will blow you away! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend… more A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

After ordination, Bosco went to Turin, where Cafasso headed the Institute of Saint Francis of Assisi, which provided higher education for the diocesan priests. Turin then had a pop… more After ordination, Bosco went to Turin, where Cafasso headed the Institute of Saint Francis of Assisi, which provided higher education for the diocesan priests. Turin then had a population of 117,000 inhabitants. The city reflected the effects of industrialization and urbanization. Numerous poor families lived in the slums of the city and had come from the countryside in search of a better life. During his studies, Bosco accompanied Cafasso in visiting the prisons and became concerned regarding the recidivism of young offenders. He began to work with orphaned and abandoned boys, teaching them catechism and helping them find work. [ 29 ] Upon completion of his studies, Cafasso secured for Bosco an appointment as almoner of the Rifugio (Refuge), a girls' boarding school founded in Turin by the Marchioness Giulia di Barolo, so that he could remain in Turin. [ 30 ] His other ministries included visiting prisoners, teaching catechism , and helping out at many country parishes. less

DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get… more DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get your vaccination shots, drink some tea with honey, and belt out your best songs with your friends. Fog machine standard. less

” Dave Brubeck was not only a ground-breaking jazz pianist, composer and bandleader, but was also an outspoken advocate for civil rights and international diplomacy at many critica… more ” Dave Brubeck was not only a ground-breaking jazz pianist, composer and bandleader, but was also an outspoken advocate for civil rights and international diplomacy at many critical moments in American history.Join us for an afternoon of music and conversation with pianist Simon Rowe, former Executive Director of the Brubeck Institute and founder of Keys Jazz Bistro in San Francisco.” Simon Rowe-Piano Ron Belcher-Bass Brian Fishler-Drums less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Bluegrass/Rock and Roll Fans Take Notice! Please welcome Tom Conneely and Birds of Paradise for the first time to the Tupelo stage! These guys are super talented, super fun and the… more Bluegrass/Rock and Roll Fans Take Notice! Please welcome Tom Conneely and Birds of Paradise for the first time to the Tupelo stage! These guys are super talented, super fun and they do it the old school way. Grab your lady, grab your man, and join us for a little HoDown! NO COVER! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

all ages

Rockabilly at its absolute finest! Tupelo is so very very very pleased to present Jinx Jones and the Kingtones on the Tupelo stage the first Friday of every month. Heck yeah...

Aug 21 Mustache Harbor 21+ 7pm/8pm

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The best of the Bay Area's funky soul musicians bring their chops to North Beach. It's time to get down, old school. NO COVER. DJ Van kicks it off from 9-10, and hits the breaks. C… more The best of the Bay Area's funky soul musicians bring their chops to North Beach. It's time to get down, old school. NO COVER. DJ Van kicks it off from 9-10, and hits the breaks. Cougar Unleashed at 10. Get here early - we fill up! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

This high energy 80’s cover band delivers faithful reproductions of all your favorite hits. They’re sure to get you up and shakin’ that ass!

feat. Ami Molinelli, Alexandre Ribeiro and Roberta Valente

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend… more A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get… more DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get your vaccination shots, drink some tea with honey, and belt out your best songs with your friends. Fog machine standard. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Psychedelic Rock&Roll!

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

21+

What spicy genius hummingbird wants the sweet nectar of piano, drums, bass and the flowery petals of tasty guitar lickings? Well, that’s what Hot Einstein brings.. show up with you… more What spicy genius hummingbird wants the sweet nectar of piano, drums, bass and the flowery petals of tasty guitar lickings? Well, that’s what Hot Einstein brings.. show up with your test tubes and Bunsen burners and then get ready to boogie.. you may leave wondering what’s up in your petri dish. Mmm less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend… more A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get… more DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get your vaccination shots, drink some tea with honey, and belt out your best songs with your friends. Fog machine standard. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

From the mouth of Cocoa Leche himself: "I'm going to be spinning Funk, Soul, a little bit of disco and some HipHop. Nothing but bangers. I just wanna see people having a good old d… more From the mouth of Cocoa Leche himself: "I'm going to be spinning Funk, Soul, a little bit of disco and some HipHop. Nothing but bangers. I just wanna see people having a good old dance party.  We say.. "Nuff said"..  This is gonna be a thing. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Call out a tune. They probably know it. 20+ years at the Good Dust, 7 nights a week. These guys are legends of the SF music scene

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Seriously - These guys (and gals) are one of the tightest local bands we've ever had at Tupelo. You're gonna hear bad ass grooves, sick vocals and instrumentation and an extremely … more Seriously - These guys (and gals) are one of the tightest local bands we've ever had at Tupelo. You're gonna hear bad ass grooves, sick vocals and instrumentation and an extremely versatile and well curated catalogue of tunes. Get here early - it's gonna fill up! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Funky Grooves and booty shaking tunes from some of San Francisco’s sickest musicians. DJ Kevey Kev at 9, BD at 10. $5 cover

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend… more A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get… more DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get your vaccination shots, drink some tea with honey, and belt out your best songs with your friends. Fog machine standard. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Local SF favorites rip it up with some classic rock numbers.

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

The Neil Diamond Tribute | with Starman SF | 21 and up

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Long time staple at Tupelo, Marshall Law delivers a powerful punch of blazing guitar, heavy hitting and crowd favorites. From classic rock to today's favorites, this trio will blow… more Long time staple at Tupelo, Marshall Law delivers a powerful punch of blazing guitar, heavy hitting and crowd favorites. From classic rock to today's favorites, this trio will blow you away! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Bluegrass Fans Take Notice! Please welcome The Good Bad for the first time to the Tupelo stage! These guys are super talented, super fun and they do it the old school way. Grab you… more Bluegrass Fans Take Notice! Please welcome The Good Bad for the first time to the Tupelo stage! These guys are super talented, super fun and they do it the old school way. Grab your lady, grab your man, and join us for a little HoDown! NO COVER! less

Long time staple at Tupelo, Marshall Law delivers a powerful punch of blazing guitar, heavy hitting and crowd favorites. From classic rock to today's favorites, this trio will blow… more Long time staple at Tupelo, Marshall Law delivers a powerful punch of blazing guitar, heavy hitting and crowd favorites. From classic rock to today's favorites, this trio will blow you away! less

Another Planet presents Big Disgrace Tour | All Ages

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend… more A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Another Planet presents Big Disgrace Tour | All Ages

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get… more DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get your vaccination shots, drink some tea with honey, and belt out your best songs with your friends. Fog machine standard. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Bluegrass/Rock and Roll Fans Take Notice! Please welcome Tom Conneely and Birds of Paradise for the first time to the Tupelo stage! These guys are super talented, super fun and the… more Bluegrass/Rock and Roll Fans Take Notice! Please welcome Tom Conneely and Birds of Paradise for the first time to the Tupelo stage! These guys are super talented, super fun and they do it the old school way. Grab your lady, grab your man, and join us for a little HoDown! NO COVER! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Rockabilly at its absolute finest! Tupelo is so very very very pleased to present Jinx Jones and the Kingtones on the Tupelo stage the first Friday of every month. Heck yeah...

Another Planet presents | with Chancha Via Circuito | 21 and up

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

The best of the Bay Area's funky soul musicians bring their chops to North Beach. It's time to get down, old school. NO COVER. DJ Van kicks it off from 9-10, and hits the breaks. C… more The best of the Bay Area's funky soul musicians bring their chops to North Beach. It's time to get down, old school. NO COVER. DJ Van kicks it off from 9-10, and hits the breaks. Cougar Unleashed at 10. Get here early - we fill up! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

Sunday, September 20, 2026 @ 5pm

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Since the beginning of the sexual liberation movement in the Western world, which coincided with second-wave feminism and the women's liberation movement initiated in the early 196… more Since the beginning of the sexual liberation movement in the Western world, which coincided with second-wave feminism and the women's liberation movement initiated in the early 1960s, [ 60 ] [ 61 ] new religious movements and alternative spiritualities such as Modern Paganism and the New Age began to grow and spread across the globe alongside their intersection with the sexual liberation movement and the counterculture of the 1960s , [ 60 ] [ 61 ] and exhibited characteristic features, such as the embrace of alternative lifestyles , unconventional dress, rejection of Abrahamic religions and their conservative social mores , use of cannabis and other recreational drugs , relaxed attitude, sarcastic humble or self-imposed poverty, and laissez-faire sexual behavior . [ 60 ] [ 61 ] The sexual liberation movement was aided by feminist ideologues in their mutual struggle to challenge traditional ideas regarding female sexuality , male sexuality , and queer sexuality. [ 61 ] Elimination of undue favorable bias towards men and objectification of women, as well as support for women's right to choose their sexual partners free of outside interference or societal judgment, were three of the main goals associated with sexual liberation from the feminist perspective. [ 61 ] Since during the early stages of feminism, women's liberation was often equated with sexual liberation rather than associated with it. Many feminist thinkers believed that assertion of the primacy of sexuality would be a major step towards the ultimate goal of women's liberation, thus women were urged to initiate sexual advances, enjoy sex and experiment with new forms of sexuality. [ 62 ] less

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend… more A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend! less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myri… more Hosted by Andrew Coutti and Young Blake on drums and bass,, this is the definitive Jam in San Francisco. Each week there will be a different special guest vocalist, as well as myriad other exceptional local talent popping in no doubt. Talk to either host before the gig if you're interested in performing. We take this shit seriously though, so bring your chops :) less

DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get… more DJ Purple is BACK! Since COVID imploded our world, we have gotten more calls wondering when Karaoke w/ DJ Purple was returning than anything else, and we sell a lot of ribs! Go get your vaccination shots, drink some tea with honey, and belt out your best songs with your friends. Fog machine standard. less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Another Planet presents HELLO BABY OKAY | 21 and up

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

Psychedelic Rock&Roll!

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

What spicy genius hummingbird wants the sweet nectar of piano, drums, bass and the flowery petals of tasty guitar lickings? Well, that’s what Hot Einstein brings.. show up with you… more What spicy genius hummingbird wants the sweet nectar of piano, drums, bass and the flowery petals of tasty guitar lickings? Well, that’s what Hot Einstein brings.. show up with your test tubes and Bunsen burners and then get ready to boogie.. you may leave wondering what’s up in your petri dish. Mmm less

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

This high energy 80’s cover band delivers faithful reproductions of all your favorite hits. They’re sure to get you up and shakin’ that ass!

Bursting with heart-pounding excitement and death-defying acrobatics, Dear San Francisco will leave you awestruck and fired up!

A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend… more A weekly live music dance party throw down hosted by Shawn Stein with an all-pro house band and different guest vocalists each week. This is the perfect way to cap off your weekend! less