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So, about that new Beatles song….

John-Paul Shiver -
'Now and Then' continues the Fab Four's technological journey with AI, but the video seems strange and sad.
Stage Review

A man, a plan, a swan: SF Opera’s ‘Lohengrin’ shimmers despite Wagner’s bloat

Charles Lewis III -
Striking sets, strong company, and excellent conducting by Eun Sun Kim enliven this epic journey through German folklore.
Music Review

Portola Fest 2023: What worked (and didn’t) in year two of the dance music massive

Adrian Spinelli -
Underworld rocked, Skrillex blasted, Nelly Furtado delighted, Black excellence reigned—but still a few kinks in the giant event
Music

In SF Opera’s ‘The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs,’ a dial-up portrait of a complex Goliath

Charles Lewis III -
The trademark jeans and turtleneck are there, but details are as thin as an iPhone in new opera
Stage Review

‘Il Trovatore’ offers vengeful bloodlust, mystic kidnappers, and a sprint to the finish

Charles Lewis III -
SF Opera's new production of Verdi's overstuffed, time-jumping, ethnically problematic opera goes for the entertainment factor
Music Review

At Greek Theatre, Sigur Rós leaned into easy uplift

Daniel Bromfield -
Gone are the days when the Icelandic outfit repped the sound of the future—but at least the strings are pretty
Music

Fans lost their cool over binki’s post-punk, shrugging star quality

John-Paul Shiver -
The artist was charismatic, goofy, fun at Cafe du Nord—but what was with all the random crowd comments?
Music Review

Eddie Chacon and John Carroll Kirby unleashed trippy boogie in a Fender Rhodes whorl

John-Paul Shiver -
Sought-after singer and jazz keyboardist flowed through compositions at The Chapel.
Stage Review

The power of ‘Un bel dì,’ and SF Opera’s ‘Madame Butterfly’

Charles Lewis III -
They cut the yellowface—but is that enough to vindicate Puccini's tale of a devoted child bride?
Music Review

Buffalo Daughter’s Shibuya-kei asteroid symphonies fell on ardent, avid crowd

John-Paul Shiver -
'90s Japanese pop classics plus mutant disco prowess equalled joyous romp.

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