Bay Area favorite K.Flay has come a long way from her star-making indie hip-hop sound in the 2000s—latest album Mono confronts her 2022 diagnosis of labyrinthitis and subsequent total deafness in her right ear, and takes a harder, rockier, more direct turn than her earlier work. For two sold out nights at the Independent, she put her all into a power-packed performance, boxing gloves included.
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission 
K. Flay at the SF Independent, 3/28. Photo by D.A. Mission
