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Live Shots: Roger Waters, still making waves, lit up Chase Center

Jon Bauer -
The Pink Floyd veteran brought his eternal hits—and animal dirigibles—to San Francisco for an eye-popping show.
Live Shots

Live Shots: Look back with glamour—50 years of Roxy Music

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
St. Vincent kicked off a rapturous tour through the seminal rockers' half century of groundbreaking hits at Chase Center
Music

Pharoah Sanders is gone. Take flight on his astral jazz legacy with this playlist

John-Paul Shiver -
Featuring essential entry points to his work, from a masterpiece Alice Coltrane collaboration to the epic longform "Black Unity."
Music

Live Shots: EDM juggernaut Swedish House Mafia got those hands up at Chase Center

Jon Bauer -
The Paradise Again Tour raised the roof with electronic ecstasy
Music

Under the Stars: ‘Natural Brown Prom Queen’ Sudan Archives takes The Independent’s crown

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: SF Philharmonic meets corridos tumbados, and the gospel magic of Pastor Champion.
Lit

Bootleg bliss: ‘After All is Said and Done’ is a holy book for Deadheads

John-Paul Shiver -
Master collector of Grateful Dead fan recordings Mark A. Rodriguez has created a random, righteous anthology.
Onstage

Live Shots: Oakland Pridefest’s Big Freedia, Crystal Waters, and more shimmered onstage and off

Estefany Gonzalez -
Captures from the fest really "harness" The Town's afternoon energy.
Music

Spirit of Sharon Jones lives on at Colemine Records’ raucous return to the Bay

John-Paul Shiver -
Crowd-pleasing funk and soul took the Independent, courtesy of Kendra Morris, GA-20, and the local Monophonics.
Music

Under the Stars: Afrobeat in the Bay, Lalin St. Juste adoration, more

John-Paul Shiver -
Gigs and gems galore as we fete "The Gathering" at The New Parish, Elvis Costello at GAMH, Joan Jett Fest, and more.
Music

Fall sounds: 11 can’t-miss new albums

John-Paul Shiver -
Anthologies of greats gone too soon—and new drops from the next wave, like rRoxymore, Octo Octa, Makaya McCraven, and more

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