Joshua Rotter
The lo-fi psych-pop joys of Still Woozy
'Being an artist is almost like being a curator of your favorite things,' says the Oakland-born sensation, performing at New Parish.
Red-hot but clear-eyed, Flea recounts his youth in ‘Acid for the Children’
Legendary bassist and actor recalls childhood, punk, and early Chili Peppers days—and ditches anger for forgiveness.
Natasha Bedingfield takes some poignant new curves
Working with powerhouse producer Linda Perry on latest album 'Roll With Me,' the UK singer brings politics into the mix.
‘Women aren’t funny’? Tell that to Cirque clown Kelsey Custard
A star of Cirque du Soleil's new women-centered 'Amaluna' on prejudice, role models, and the best SF burritos.
Marc Almond speaks on Soft Cell, his new album, and life in Moscow
'I'm not dead yet!' The 'Tainted Love' icon comes to the Castro for a live non-stop erotic cabaret.
Nature takes astounding flight in ‘Viva MOMIX!’
Founder Moses Pendleton on 40 years of ecological attunement, garden inspiration, and bioluminescent orange.
Olympia Dukakis has a few words
'Do what you want. Treat people decently,' says the film legend, with a new doc and honors at the Greek Film Festival.
Techno legend Doc Martin drops in for 1015’s 30th anniversary
A staple from way back when it was Das Klub, the West Coast rave pioneer recalls the venue's dance music history.
Red, red wine—and a still red-hot UB40
40 years in, a smoldering feud, a crazy Brett Kavanaugh connection, and some smoking reggae tunes keep the band in headlines.
There’s a ‘Mad God’ at the Drunken Film Fest
30 years in the making, visual effects wizard Phil Tippett's short movie finally screens. (Yes there are cocktails.)