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Under the Stars: Must-hear Kokoroko, free beats at Laurel StreetFair, more

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John Cale returns, Midlife comes to Independent, 'Bolsa Chica Calm' at Luggage Store Gallery—new music news!
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Under the Stars: Suddenly, music fests galore—check out our picks

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Must-see lineups at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, Day for Night, Here and There, Lost in Riddim, Halloween Meltdown, more
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Listen: Who to catch at Outside Lands? Let this mix be your guide

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Our exclusive set highlights 15 artists worth catching at the Golden Gate Park festival this weekend.
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On ‘New Girl,’ Jamie Drake makes some striking bossa moves

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The LA artist tells stories of loss with classic Brazilian touches and enough Laurel Canyon vibes for a contact high
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Your fresh local 2022 summer rap playlist is here

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Iamsu!, Kamaiyah, Rexx Life Raj, Mani Draper, Cold Medina, and more hot Bay artists put some bump in your trunk
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Under the Stars: The Zombies stun the Chapel, Underground SF reopens, more

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DoomCannon heralds a new stage of UK jazz, Sour Widows bear 'Witness,' NorCal Sweetwater reggae—music news galore
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Getting loud and hunting b*tches with Destroy Boys at Great American Music Hall

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The Sacramento trio proved its expanding punk sound still has bite—trans/nonbinary mosh pit included
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Under the Stars: Taj Mahal doesn’t like your friends, and other funky tales

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GZA and Space Moth live, Yemenite psych-boogie from Sababa 5, Con Brio leaves its 'Heart on the Dancefloor, 'more new music!
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Live Shots: The Airborne Toxic Event (the good kind) comes to SF Symphony

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LA band's collaboration with the orchestra added richness and depth to its confessional songs
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With fits and blues, Adia Victoria brought ‘Southern Gothic’ to the Chapel

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Channeling both Lead Belly and Mazzy Star, with her own spellbinding scent of magnolia, the Nashville singer testified.

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