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Live Shots: Patti Smith ‘Howl’s at Stern Grove (and a festive crowd howls back)

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
The rock legend read Allen Ginsberg and launched into career favorites for an ecstatic crowd at the packed park.
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Live Shots: Maxwell brought some smooth ‘n sexy to the symphony

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
The soul singer's decades of romantic hits were rounded out with orchestral flare and an adoring audience
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Live Shots: Dead & Company call it quits in a blaze of nostalgia (and afterparties)

Jon Bauer and John-Paul Shiver -
Fans mobbed Oracle Park, and later the Foundry, to dance their wafty dances of farewell
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Our first Pridetinis party was an absolute blast

Marke B. -
Teeny 'tinis, Irish food, comedy, drag, disco, and a cute crowd came together at Casements to kick off Pride
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Live shots: Mill Valley Music Festival opens summer stage season

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
From Michael Franti to the group handing out free wildflower seeds, this fest knows its audience.
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Live Shots: Legendary keys got top billing at ‘Hammond B3 Organ Summit’

Jon Bauer -
At the new Keys Jazz Bistro, organist Simon Rowe and friends highlighted the jazz standard
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Live Shots: Jane’s Addiction and Smashing Pumpkins bring it all back

Jon Bauer -
Two massive alternative bands thrilled Chase Center with brooding sounds, showgirls, and '90s energy.
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Live Shots: Danny Elfman premieres bracing Cello Concerto with MTT and SF Symphony

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
In an extended piece featuring soloist Gautier Capuçon, the musical maverick and New Wave hero showcased his range
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Live Shots: Saucerful of Secrets revived the dazzling psychedelic origins of Pink Floyd

Jon Bauer -
With a cosmic old school light show and a terrific band, Floyd drummer Nick Mason brought the past to life at the Fox
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Live Shots: The Who ‘Hit Back’ with endless hits in San Jose

Jon Bauer -
Love reigned o'er the SAP Center crowd as Roger Daltry and Pete Townsend launched into decades of memories.

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