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Live Shots: 11th Annual 48 Hills Gala was splendid—we need you to reach our goal!

Marke B. -
Honoring "Women of Resistance" in the gorgeous War Memorial Green Room, with vinyl records, cool cocktails, and luscious bundt cakes.
Comedy

Live Shots: Roy Wood Jr. tore it up at Stanford Live

Jon Bauer -
Known for stints on the Daily Show and CNN, the veteran comedian kicked off a new comedy series at Memorial Auditorium.
Onstage

Live Shots: Behold the horrors of ‘Terror Vault: Fatal Abduction’

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
Latest immersive spooky season hit at the Old Mint features an alien adventure to die for.
Music

Live Shots: Gavin Turek’s disco joy caught the light at Brick & Mortar

D.A. Mission -
The Los Angeles performer's maribou catharsis hit just right for her 'loving, beautiful' crowd.
Music

Live Shots: Empress Of extended her electropop reign at The Chapel’s Portola Fest afterparty

D.A. Mission -
'For Your Consideration': a producer-performer-label boss in her prime, amping up SF crowds.
Music

Live Shots: Hometown crowd sent La Doña off on national tour at Cafe du Nord

D.A. Mission -
Trumpeter-chanteuse marched from bolero to reggaeton to Palestinian lament from just-dropped 'Altos de la Soledad' LP.
Music

Live Shots: Murs and Z-Man revved up Cal Academy’s ‘NightLife’

D.A. Mission -
The Cali rappers played the Academy of Sciences' weekly party as part of the 'NightLife Remix: Live Music Series'
Music

Live Shots: Herbie Hancock made Stern Grove ‘Rockit’

Andrew Brobst -
The jazz and electro legend electrified the free festival with a full band, very deep catalog, and, yes, a keytar.
Live Shots

Live Shots: Third Eye Blind wraps hometown venue Shoreline Amphitheatre up in ’90s nostalgia

D.A. Mission -
Even Stephan Jenkins is not immune to reminiscing about that time he went to the first Lollapalooza tour.
Music

Live Shots: Idles tore down Fox Theater with colossal post-punk energy

D.A. Mission -
The UK quintet, known for its outspoken politics and cranking metal jams, came to support new album 'TANGK'

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