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Con Brio brought funk energy to the 2021 edition of Noisepop's 20th Street Block Party.
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20th Street Block Party was a musical blast

Con Brio, LA Witch, Y La Bamba, Zelma Stone and more turned up the sunshine.

By Estefany Gonzalez

Last weekend, San Francisco got in plenty of sunny, sonic activity before the rains came and swept us all indoors. Noise Pop’s annual free 20th Street Block Party on October 16th brought a fun crowd out for performances by LA Witch, Con Brio, Same Girls, Y La Bamba, Zelma Stone, and more. We caught some of that indie love. All photos by Estefany Gonzalez.

  • LA Witch pose before their performance
  • Sunshine between acts
  • Con Brio tear into their funk set
  • Doggy dancing!
  • LA Witch take the stage
  • Same Girls perform
  • Same Girls brought the evening light
  • Out and about
  • Zelma Stone holds the crowd entranced.
  • Bubbles!
  • A colorful set by Y La Bamba
  • Everyone was pleased.
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