SF shows worth
your time.

Pakistani pop sensation Hasan Raheem blends contemporary R&B and hip-hop, showcasing his genre-defying sound on a North American tour.

Genre-blurring electronic artist Raf-Saperra brings his boundary-pushing beats to The Warfield, showcasing his latest innovative project.

Futuristic synth-pop from a rising San Francisco talent, showcasing introspective grooves and cosmic melodies at Bottom of the Hill.

Philly-based Grateful Shred brings their tight, cosmic-infused jam sound to The Fillmore, channeling the essence of the Grateful Dead.

Genre-blurring electronic duo Snakehips brings their sultry blend of future R&B and dance to Public Works, showcasing their latest tracks.

Burlesque-infused variety show Hubba Hubba Revue unleashes a night of sultry performances and eclectic acts at DNA Lounge, showcasing the vibrant intersection of cabaret and contemporary culture.

Goth-industrial mainstay Death Guild returns to the DNA Lounge, delivering their signature dark beats and immersive visuals.

Electro-pop ensemble Monday Night Hubba crafts infectious grooves and vibrant soundscapes, showcasing their latest material at DNA Lounge.

British indie folk trio Flyte brings their heartbreak album This Is Really Going to Hurt, chronicling the end of an eight-year relationship. Recorded in Los Angeles with a California folk sound, the album transforms loss and pain into something beautiful - written in a dark cave, recorded in the sunshine.

British indie legends Art Brut return with frontman Eddie Argos delivering his signature talk-sing style and observational lyrics about art, pop culture, and everyday life. Famous for declaring Modern art makes me want to rock out, their witty post-punk has never been more needed in an era that takes itself too seriously.

Garage rock veterans from Seattle, celebrating their 35th anniversary with a raucous set of hits and deep cuts.

For over two decades, Langhorne Slim has been a fearless voice in modern Americana known for raw emotion and rule-breaking authenticity. The Dreamin Kind Tour showcases his ability to blend folk, rock, and soul into deeply personal songs that oscillate between heartbreak and hope with equal conviction.

Funky psych-rock outfit from Boston, bringing their high-octane live show to the intimate Bottom of the Hill.

Genre-blurring hip-hop artist Skizzy Mars blends introspective lyrics with melodic hooks, showcasing his growth in a captivating live setting at The Independent.