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Golden Gate Bridge to ‘New Blue Sun’: guitarist Nate Mercereau opens ambient paths

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After famously dueting with the singing span and backing Sheila E, he now appears on Andre 3000's epic 'flute album'
Music

Under the Stars: Reissues of ’80s crooner Bobby Caldwell are a silky-smooth R&B affair

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Plus: Oakland Interfaith Gospel choir gears up for Xmas eve, Sol Blume Fest expands, The Helltones get brash.
Music

More gems added to 2024 Noise Pop, from drum wiz Louis Cole to local faves The Seshen

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Chicago punk ambassadors Dehd, creative tornado Genevieve Artadoi, more show fest's growing range and appeal.
Onstage

All aboard ‘Schick Machine’ for a poetic percussive journey

Marke B. -
Contemporary music champion Steven Schick performs as a mad-genius instrument inventor making sense of a disquieting world.
Onstage

Do you hear what Kiki & Herb hear?

Joshua Rotter -
The raucous, Tony-nommed cabaret duo are back for a holiday fling, and they've got some Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish in their sack.
Movies

Bringing classic ‘Jewish Frankenstein’ film ‘The Golem’ to musical life

Daniel Bromfield -
Guitarist Gary Lucas plays his eerie live score for 1920 German Expressionist landmark at the JCCSF
Music

Win tix for Blind Boys of Alabama on Tuesday!

Marke B. -
We've got pairs of tickets to give away for the gospel legends' appearance at Sweetwater Tavern
Music

Under the Stars: Uncovering the original Rolling Stones

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Plus: Dregs One and Max Kane big up the 91 Night Owl, 'Charlie Parker and Strings' remixed, more good music news
Music

Live Shots: With glittering skull, Depeche Mode urged Chase Center to ‘Enjoy the Silence’

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
For their Momento Mori tour, the synth-rock legends returned with death (and dancing) not far from their minds.
Music

Bay Area proves fertile ground for Maria BC’s rough-and-tumble ambient

Daniel Bromfield -
Secluded Berkeley Hills set scene for prescient warnings, louder drums of their album 'Spike Field.'

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