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Music

Nubya Garcia’s sax-led jazz transcended borders for a ‘vibe-y’ SF crowd

The phenomenon showed a sold-out crowd at the Chapel who's boss, with a driving oeuvre that touches on sound system history.

Don’t box Isaac Mizrahi in—or turn off his mic

The fashion icon steps into his most courageous project yet, bringing his jazzy 'Life is a Cabaret' show to the stage.

Under the Stars: A fab music fest on a burrito budget? Bliss Fest’s got you

Plus: Naked Roommate shine up new Ceremony venue, Lunchbox play 'Evolver,' Roy Ayers' incredible influence, more music

Earbuds: 10+ fresh new records for spring

We've asked local music mavens what's in their headphones this season, from Chime Oblivion to Vinyl Williams.

Live Shots: St. Stupid’s Day Parade skewers dumb ol’ capitalism

City's most April fool's-hardy annual tradition takes to the FiDi streets to mock any remaining faith in financial institutions.

Under the Stars: The albums that shape Nubya Garcia’s sound

Plus: Idris Ackamoor's live performance heat, a new look at Manu Dibango's range, so much more.

Live Shots: Poison the Well delivers melodic metalcore inspiration

Alongside openers Glassjaw, the South Floridian group took it back to 1999's benchmark 'The Opposite of December.'

Demora’s debut album ‘torpor’ evokes shoegaze’s decay (it’s a good thing)

SF band's textured grunge feels like a reconfiguration of '90s rock underpinnings.

Under the Stars: Peruvian cumbieros Los Mirlos may just be your fave band’s fave band

Plus: Free Southern surf rock, SFJAZZ takes over Hayes Valley, and a fond farewell to too many music legends.

Live Shots: Teens In Trouble fulfill 7×7 dreams at Bottom of the Hill homecoming

A gratifyingly punk Women's History Month closer.

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